Showing posts with label Salem Weekly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Salem Weekly. Show all posts
February 10, 2011
Living Culture TV featured in Salem Weekly
Salem Weekly's Michelle Andujar wrote a nice article about our expanded coverage on KWVT. Visit willamettelive.com to read the full article.
December 10, 2010
One week left to vote for Salem Weekly's Best of 2010
Posted by Nate Rafn
Living Culture has covered food and agriculture news in the Mid-Willamette Valley for the last five years. We've interviewed some great people and tasted really great food along the way. That said, we've decided to endorse our favorites for a handful of of food- and farm-related categories. We encourage you to vote for these great organizations in Salem Weekly's Best of 2010.
Remember, you can cast a ballot once each day.
Living Culture has covered food and agriculture news in the Mid-Willamette Valley for the last five years. We've interviewed some great people and tasted really great food along the way. That said, we've decided to endorse our favorites for a handful of of food- and farm-related categories. We encourage you to vote for these great organizations in Salem Weekly's Best of 2010.
Remember, you can cast a ballot once each day.
November 6, 2010
Living Culture's top picks for Salem Weekly's Best of 2010.
Living Culture has covered food and agriculture news in the Mid-Willamette Valley for the last five years. We've interviewed some great people, and tasted really great food along the way. That said, we've decided to endorse our favorites for a handful of of food- and farm-related categories. We encourage you to vote for these great organizations!
Remember, you can cast a ballot once each day.
Living Culture's Top Picks:
Remember, you can cast a ballot once each day.
Living Culture's Top Picks:
Best Italian: Caruso's
Best Sushi: Teriyaki Town
Best Steak: McK Ranch
Best Burger: La Capitale
Best Bakery: Bread Board, Cascade Baking, or Queen of Tarts
Best Place to Buy Fresh Produce: EZ Orchards, LifeSource, or Salem Public Market
Best Donuts: EZ Orchards
Best Non-Profit: Marion-Polk Food Share
Best Eco-Friendly Business: Living Culture TV
Best Customer Service: Western Tool Supply
Best Sushi: Teriyaki Town
Best Steak: McK Ranch
Best Burger: La Capitale
Best Bakery: Bread Board, Cascade Baking, or Queen of Tarts
Best Place to Buy Fresh Produce: EZ Orchards, LifeSource, or Salem Public Market
Best Donuts: EZ Orchards
Best Non-Profit: Marion-Polk Food Share
Best Eco-Friendly Business: Living Culture TV
Best Customer Service: Western Tool Supply
November 4, 2010
Living Culture TV nominated for best eco-friendly business in Salem Weekly's Best of 2010.
Salem Weekly's Best of 2010 contest has arrived with 80 categories this year ranging from food to nightlife, from non-profit to the local service industry.
Living Culture TV has been nominated for "Best eco-friendly business."
To cast your vote, just follow the link below. Each household can vote once per day.
Vote now!
Living Culture TV has been nominated for "Best eco-friendly business."
To cast your vote, just follow the link below. Each household can vote once per day.
Vote now!
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