Tag Archives: Breakfast

The Bethany Community will host a free “come and go” breakfast for all local first responders this Friday, May 24, 2024 from 7:30am-9:30am. Chick-fil-A, Uncle Shug’s, Cool Beanz, and Three Tree Coffee Roasters will be donating chicken biscuits and coffee for Bethany’s Cottage residents to pass out as first responders come through.

The breakfast will take place in the Bethany Community Commons Building at 353 Gesmon Neville Lane. 

“We are honored to give back and serve our first responders,” Haley McNure, Cottages Coordinator, said.

For more information, please contact McNure at [email protected] or

In the ever-evolving world of radio, change is the only constant. The Breakfast Club recently found itself in uncharted waters after the departure of their former co-host, Angela Yee. The quest for a new addition to the Breakfast Club family has become the center of attention. Sparking confusion and speculation. On January 10, during a segment of their ‘Rumor Report’ uploaded on YouTube, Charlamagne took the mic to express his confusion. “You know what I’m so confused by? We spent all last year rotating guest co-hosts, and I thought we were rotating guest co-hosts before we let God decide who’s supposed to be in here,” he pondered. The ambiguity surrounding the co-host search seemed to weigh heavily on his mind.

Charlamagne raised a compelling question for the Breakfast Club…

Breakfast host Jenny-May Clarkson has warned against online scams after being targeted in several “disturbing” posts.

The TVNZ presenter shared screengrabs of some of the posts on her Instagram page, which include fake headlines like “TV host’s career in jeopardy: scandalous past finally exposed” alongside photoshopped images of her being arrested.

“Kia ora tātou, so this is relentless, disturbing, and sad,” she wrote in the caption.

“The narrative that accompanies these posts is also vile and unsettling. Please REPORT when you see these (or others like it), and DO NOT SEND MONEY OR GIVE OUT ACCOUNT DETAILS,” she warned.

“Sending…

GRAND FORKS — The Red River Valley Habitat for Humanity wanted to implement an annual fundraiser for a while. They thought now was the best time and a breakfast was the best way to do it .

Red River Valley’s sector was inspired by the Habitat for Humanity in Alexandria, Minnesota, which has been doing a hard hat breakfast for over a decade.

Communications Director Elizabeth Wilde and Executive Director Marissa Sauceeda are expecting 50 to 100 people and hope to continue this every year.

The fundraiser will be this Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at the Zion United Methodist Church in Grand Forks.

Breakfast will be served with the help of Hugo’s Marketplace and Dakota Don’s Artisan Waffles. It will cost $10 for ages 9 and up, $8 for kids ages 3 to 8, and…