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SIOUX FALLS, SD - Three longtime Sioux Falls Hy-Vee employees are now featured big and bold on company semi-trailers, according to the recent release.
Hy-Vee leadership revealed the employees’ pictures on the new semi-truck wraps on Monday during ceremonies outside their respective stores. The honored employees include:
- Mike Flemming, assistant produce department manager at South Minnesota Hy-Vee, celebrating more than 40 years with Hy-Vee.
- Harvey Ramirez, recently retired as a meat cutter at Empire Hy-Vee, celebrating more than 40 years with Hy-Vee.
- Mike Steffen, delivery driver at South Minnesota Hy-Vee, celebrating more than 45 years with Hy-Vee.
Hy-Vee has featured pictures of some of its longest-serving employees on semi-trailers since 1997.
TYLER, TX - Poppies® Mandarins and Feeding America® are helping families turn everyday moments into opportunities to give back through Grown to Share. As families settle into new routines for the school year, Poppies is inviting shoppers to share a little sweetness and support neighbors facing food insecurity.
Now through mid-September, participating Brookshire Grocery Co. stores across East Texas, Louisiana, and Arkansas will carry specially marked Poppies Grown to Share bags. Shoppers are encouraged to scan the QR code on the package to "share a little sweetness." Every scan helps unlock a Poppies-funded donation of at least 10 meals through the Feeding America® network of local partner food banks. Through this regional activation, Poppies expects to help provide up to 450,000 meals for families facing hunger.
On Aug. 25, representatives from Poppies and Brookshire Grocery Co. came together at the East Texas Food Bank, where 34 volunteers packed more than 5,700 food packs for children heading back to school across East Texas. Poppies also made a $10,000 donation to support the organization's efforts to help local families start the school year strong
"Children notice the little things we do every day," said Julie Dunmire, Director of Marketing for Kings River Packing, in the recent release. "We love that choosing a lunchbox favorite can become a simple act of sharing. Through Grown to Share, families can make an impact with a scan, and we're proud to partner with Brookshire Grocery Co. and Feeding America to make that possible."
To learn more about Grown to Share, find participating locations, and help unlock meals for families in need, visit https://poppies.kingorange.com.

