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    A Lunch and Learn event addressing nutrition was held and covered by the Rappahannock Record. The session gave attendees a chance to learn about healthy eating and dietary habits in an informal lunchtime setting. No further details about the speakers, topics covered, or audience turnout were provided in the report.

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    Howard Payne University hosts Community Leadership Lunch and Learn●Howard Payne University hosts Community Leadership Lunch and Learn for area business and community leaders✉newsBusiness2 d ago

    Howard Payne University held a Community Leadership Lunch and Learn, bringing together business and community leaders from the surrounding area. The event offered local leaders a chance to connect with the university, exchange ideas, and strengthen ties between the institution and the regional business community.

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    National Retail Solutions to Host Networking Lunch for Independent Retailers●National Retail Solutions and Partners to Host Networking Lunch for Independent Retailers in Iselin, NJ✉newsBusinessRetail1 d ago

    National Retail Solutions and its partners are organizing a networking lunch for independent retailers in Iselin, New Jersey. The event is aimed at bringing together small store owners to connect, share ideas and learn about tools and services available to help them compete. The announcement is drawing attention within the retail and convenience-store trade community as independent merchants look for support and networking opportunities.

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    West Fargo school garden supplies cafeteria with fresh produce▼West Fargo school garden brings fresh food to cafeteria✉newsLifeHome & Garden3 d ago

    A West Fargo school is harvesting produce from its own garden and serving it to students in the cafeteria. The initiative gives pupils fresh, locally grown food at lunch while doubling as a hands-on learning project. Local coverage highlights it as an example of schools connecting nutrition education with what ends up on students' trays.