BETHALTO - The Bethalto/Riverbend chapter of Coffee Party USA will salute National Coffee House Day at noon Saturday, March 13, at Gee Gee's Coffee at 333 West Bethalto Drive.
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NEW: Coffee Party USA kickoff set (The Telegraph)
Coffee will be served at a Coffee Party gathering 1 p.m. Saturday at Howard Amon Park in Richland.
Coffee and beer run neck-and-neck as the world’s two greatest beverages. One’s an excellent breakfast choice and coffee is pretty good, too.So why not marry the two?The Meantime Brewing Co. from London brews a coffee porter that the brewer indicates...
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Coffee? Beer? Meantime Brewing Coffee Porter (The Express-Times)
The Grand Island area’s feathered visitors will be the topic of a coffee at the YWCA on Saturday, March 13.
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Sandhill crane migration focus of YWCA coffee for newcomers Saturday (Grand Island Independent)
Hollywood actress Renee Zellweger gifted a photographer a $100 coffee voucher after he saved her from getting a parking fine.
Continue here: Renee Zellweger gifts $100 coffee voucher to paparazzo (Sify News)
GateHouse News Service Coffee, tea or milk? Well, not milk - at least not yet.
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Coffee Party movement gaining 'grounds' (Moberly Monitor-Index)
Andy Golz loves a good cup of coffee. He has a history working in coffee shops and is a certified barista. When an opportunity presented itself to open his own coffee house, he jumped at the chance. Monday, March 8, City Coffee Co. opened for business in downtown Freeport.
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City Coffee Co. opens its doors (The Journal-Standard)
/EFE) Brazil's coffee exports fell 15 percent in volume terms in February, compared to the same month in 2009, the exporters council, known as Cecafe, said.
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Brazil's coffee exports fall 15 percent (Sify News)
Ezra Fieser, who wrote an insightful article for Time magazine last fall about the limitations of Fair Trade coffee, wrote a story for our paper this weekend on the limitations of organic coffee.
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Coffee demand threatens to outstrip supply (Seattle Times)
Battling everything from the effects of climate change to the high cost of fertilizers, farmers will struggle in coming years to grow enough high-quality coffee to meet growing worldwide demand, experts said at the annual World Coffee Conference held in Guatemala last weekend.
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Demand for high-quality coffee puts pressure on growers (Seattle Times)