Author: Neal Zelarney

I never anticipated that saying goodbye to the co-op would be as hard as it has been. On the eve of my next adventure it

The greatest asset of the High Plains is the amazing people that make the co-op and everything it is able to do possible. I am

The Mayor of Denver Michael B. Hancock has made the sustainability of the city a priority for the City of Denver. As part of that

This summer and fall has passed by in a whirlwind. The projects that began last year and during the winter are now in full implementation.

I am beginning my second internship with Ogallala Commons and the High Plains Food Co-op. I am excited about what we were able to accomplish

When I started this internship I had just graduated from university. I had read everything I could find on local food and wanted to start

Last night I went to the only grocery store in my neighborhood hoping to find a green pepper, but many of the produce items were

Three or four clusters of people casually chat and mingle in a warmly lit room, as the savory smells of roasted potatoes and carrots, beirocks,

The last few months have been a busy time with the High Plains Food Co-op (HPFC). I was able to be the face of the