COFFEE CITY - A car show was held to raise money for Coffee City's Volunteer Fire Department today. People were able to look at all the cars while listening to music, and of course eating some food. The event continued through most of the day. The money goes to support the city's Volunteer Fire Department.
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Coffee City Raises Funds for its Volunteer Fire Department (KETK 56 Tyler)
Your next cup of coffee could stimulate you and a stranger in need. A new Knoxville coffee house promises to donate any percolated profits, after taxes, to area community groups and charities.
More here: Beneficial brew: coffee profits filtered to Knoxville charities (WVLT-TV Knoxville)
KITTY KAYE lifts a few coffee-based drinks recipes to add punch to your weekend; just remember to try them with company!
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DRINK: Twisted coffee cocktails (The New Straits Times)
Long-standing coffee house closes Saturday.
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Coffee Plantation in downtown Tempe to close Saturday (The Arizona Republic)
Seattle Coffee Works took delivery today of its new carrot-colored Diedrich roaster, which will be a highlight of its new location, set to open Monday in the old Johnny Rockets at 107 Pike Street. "Buy local," said co-owner Pipo Bui, posing below with the roaster from Sandpoint, Idaho.
Continue here: Seattle Coffee Works opens Monday with a new roaster in the old Johnny Rockets (Seattle Times)
LONDON, May 29 (UPI) -- A California man on a quest to visit every Starbucks in the world said he is coffee-drinking his way through Britain this week.
others also read... A special Islands Trust community information meeting for the Salt Spring Coffee Company rezoning proposal has been postponed until Tuesday, June 9.
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Coffee Co. info meeting set for June 9 (Gulf Islands Driftwood)
You might see it on the grocery store shelf: Reno's very own Blind Dog Coffee roasters, but there's much more to this local roast than just aroma and taste.
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Blind Dog Coffee: Roasting New Hope (KOLO 8 Reno)
CYCLISTS who rise early to push through the winter darkness on various circuits around Brisbane find plenty in common when sharing a coffee.
More here: Bikes, broken bones and coffee (The Courier Mail)
A new offering to assist the sixth-graders in their transition to middle school is a coffee with the counselors session at each of the elementary schools in the Pentucket school district. Those parents of sixth-graders at the Donaghue School are invited to the school on Thursday, June 4 from 9 to 10 a.m. Counselors from the elementary and middle school will be on hand to discuss ways to make the ...
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Coffee with counselors offered (The Daily News of Newburyport)