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VIRGINIA — “SUN BUCKS” SUMMER FOOD BENEFITS RETURN

Tuesday, May 13 by Mark Wilson

ELIGIBLE VIRGINIA FAMILIES WILL AGAIN GET “SUN BUCKS” THIS SUMMER. SUNBUCK ARE A $120 EBT DEPOSIT PER CHILD TO HELP BUY GROCERIES WHEN SCHOOL MEALS STOP. CHILDREN ALREADY ON SNAP, TANF OR FREE‑LUNCH PROGRAMS ARE AUTOMATICALLY ENROLLED; OTHERS CAN APPLY AT ’VIRGINIA SUNBUCKS DOT-COM’ STARTING JULY 1.

Costco’s Food Court Price Increases Anger Consumers

Wednesday, May 7 by Lorenzo North

Costco operates differently from most retailers by requiring customers to purchase a membership to shop. Despite a recent increase in membership fees, many consumers find the savings and benefits, such as a generous return policy and customer-focused services, worth the cost. A key attraction at... Read More.

Tariffs Threaten to Hike Food and Beverage Prices in the US Industry

Saturday, April 5 by Lorenzo North

The recent announcement of sweeping tariffs by President Trump is causing significant concern within the food and beverage industry, particularly for small business owners in Las Vegas. Many have already faced a 50 percent increase in wholesale prices this year but have yet to... Read More.

Columbus Chicken and Beer Festival Returns This June with Food, Fun, and Fundraising

Tuesday, April 1 by Lyle F

The annual Chicken and Beer Festival is returning to Columbus this summer for its seventh year. Scheduled for June 7 at Dodge Park, the event will run from noon to 8 p.m. Attendees can sample various chicken dishes from food trucks and enjoy craft... Read More.

USDA Cuts Funding for Key Nevada Food Programs Impacting Schools and Food Banks

Wednesday, March 26 by Lorenzo North

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has decided to end funding for two key programs that supported local food sourcing in Nevada schools and food banks, as part of efforts to reduce federal spending. The Nevada Department of Agriculture received termination notices for the... Read More.

Triumph’s Rik Emmett Recovering After Food Poisoning, Announces New Album

Monday, February 10 by Lyle F

Rik Emmett, guitarist for Triumph, revealed he was recently hospitalized after a severe case of food poisoning. Emmett shared the news in a Facebook post Thursday, saying he had to take an ambulance to the emergency room. “I can cross off ‘Ambulance Ride to Emergency’ from... Read More.

Where to Dine in Columbus in 2025

Monday, January 6 by Lyle F

The National Restaurant Association has identified the year's most popular foods and drinks, and local establishments are serving up their own takes on these trends. Here’s where to find them in your area: Mushrooms: Try Alqueria’s appetizer with sourdough or the "Fungus Among Us" ramen... Read More.

The Oldest Fast Food Restaurants in America

Monday, November 25 by Joe Kramer

Fast food has a rich history in America, with several establishments claiming the title of being among the oldest. Here are some of the oldest fast food restaurants in the United States: 1. White Castle - Founded in 1921 in Wichita, Kansas, White Castle is... Read More.

Columbus Embraces Urban Farming as a Solution to Food Deserts

Thursday, November 7 by Lyle F

COLUMBUS, Ohio — In a city known for its vibrant arts scene, diverse communities, and bustling economy, a new movement is taking root that aims to address the persistent issue of food deserts. Columbus is embracing urban farming as a sustainable solution to ensure... Read More.

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