New lunch options are hard to come by

Looking for a delicious lunch option? Come in Monday-Friday 11-4 and try one of our fresh made sandwiches! The Spicy Smoked Pepperjack, BBQ Cheddar Chicken, and Tuscan Chicken are just a few of our customer's favorites!

If you love bread, you're going to love this place!!

Stopped in this place and tried some of their breads. What a treat!!

Earlier in the week I had just a small sample of the Apple Crisp bread when I visited with Miriam, one of the owners there. On Saturday I had coffee nearby and stopped back by to get a loaf of their hot fresh bread. I was actually salivating when I walked in the door just thinking about it. However, a lot of people had the same idea and there wasn't any left!  I ended up buying some of the Cheesy Jalopena bread that was great too and my guests for the weekend were wild about it also! 

I want to share just a little of what they are all about and have included the opening paragraph from their website just below. They also have sandwiches to eat there in the store just in case you are looking for something a little extra for lunch. Try it, you'll like it!!

We at Great Harvest believe in providing customers with awesome tasting products. Not only do our products taste better than the average baked goods, but also, our freshly milled whole grain wheat flour assures that we’re delivering nutritional value. Studies show that the fresher foods are (such as milled grains, and vegetables and fruits) the better they are nutritionally. All of our products are made from scratch – no mixes or frozen dough. We mill our whole wheat flour fresh daily on stone or hammer mills. Whole wheat kernels are poured into one end of the mill and come out the other end as 100% whole wheat flour. There is absolutely no separation of flour components; nothing added or taken out - just pure fresh flour from the whole grain. http://www.greatharvestnewalbany.com/sandwiches.html

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BBQ MY WAY: It's time to fired up about barbecuing

BBQ MY WAY: It's time to fired up about barbecuing

One of the truly original cooking or food preparation styles native to our United States of America is the art of barbecue. This delicious genre varies greatly from region to region in so many ways that it would take an entire series of books to cover the many variations of sauces, rubs, woods, meats and barbecuing secrets and techniques.

Dave Lobeck(www.BBQMyWay.com) gives a truly enticing account of the tradition of grilling in America and what it means to him and his friends. Another grilling afficionado, Hal Wagner also lives in the Sellersburg area. You can see Hal's website at: charcoalandmore.com

My Neighborhood Unlimited

Some time ago while contacting numerous companies on the Louisville Metro Area, trying to find out what other companies were doing to meet the demands of local business I found a company that I thought a good handle on the situation. My Neighborhood Unlimited is a company that had managed to integrate numerous communication methods on one platform that would develop communities of consumers and businesses that would allow them to communicate with one another while allowing each to participate in social marketing on MySpace, Facebook and Twitter.
I had spent a fair amount of time working on numerous individual marketing methods and found that they had integrated most everything and that they were going to be a great vehicle for doing what I wanted to do and to help local small businesses. They are just about to launch their new web presence and we will soon see how everything is going to work out.I am including a copy of my profile page on their development site for you to see how it looks from the inside.
The service is free to consumers and has 4 different price points for merchants. It is such an incredible value that I just don't see how it makes much sense for companies need new business to do anything but the Gold Plan. Click on the link just above to see it now.:

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Rift & Quartered Cherry Flooring?

While trying to source a specific amount of widths sorted 1C&btr R&Q cherry, it became clear that the spread and pricing was huge! That lead me to do a much broader search than usual. This search turned up other flooring manufacturers who were selling flooring at prices that were below the pricing of some of the lumber being offered from some(?) volume producers. It is increasing difficult to stay on top of what is "reasonable to expect."  Maybe the message is, "These are not reasonable times and that we shouldn't be surprised by anything!"

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