The Complexities of a Mask “Mandate”
Effective May 11, Seward Community Co-op requires all employees to wear a face covering while on the sales floor.
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Riverbend Farm Starter Plants
Beginning May, Seward Co-op will have starter plants from Community Foods producer, Riverbend Farm. Riverbend Farm is a certified organic farm owned and operated by Greg Reynolds and his wife, Mary. The Reynolds are well known for generously sharing their knowledge with other farmers. Since their start in 1992, Riverbend is dedicated to improving biodiversity…
Join Seward Co-op in Reducing Trash by 16,000 Pounds
Seward Co-op’s staff-led Green Team “talks trash” about trash! We can all make a difference, so we invite Seward shoppers and community members to help. The Green Team’s focus over the next year is to organize volunteer opportunities in our community, further advocate for packaging changes and offer resources through the “Trash Talk” campaign. We…
Seward Co-op: Fresh Made Juices and Smoothies Recall
Seward Co-op has issued a voluntary recall of items made from the juicer in the Franklin store on April 18 and 19, due to the discovery of a metal shard in a juice. All potentially impacted products have been removed and the issue leading to the potential contamination has been remedied. The juicer has been…
Real Cost of Food: A Balancing Act
Owner of Featherstone Farm, Jack Hedin speaks on the real cost of food.
Curbside Pickup Now Available
Curbside Pickup is now available to serve members of our community who are most at risk, including those who are first responders, folks over 60 years old, and those with compromised immune systems.
April SEED Recipient Changes
Mobile Outreach Outdoor Drop-In (MOODI) offers hospitality, community care, nursing and outreach services daily…
Women Leaders of Seward Co-op
Celebrate Women’s History Month with us as we recognize two of many great women leaders in Seward Co-op’s history.
Women Leaders in Cooperative History: Ida B. Wells
Women in Our Local Food Economy
Celebrate our vibrant local food economy with as we recognize a few of the many women owned Community Foods producers!