What do you think candy from the oldest candy company in America tastes like? According to most online accounts, much of the store's inventory tastes delicious. Which makes sense, they've certainly ...

You don't have to win a golden ticket to visit this chocolate factory. "We've taken a close look at both national and regional awards, as well as listened to what the consumers have had to say, to ...

JORDAN, Minnesota — It started as an apple orchard about 40 miles southwest of Minneapolis. Until, the weather wiped out the apple crops. “The rule of thumb is you’re only supposed to get hail once ...

Nancy King, who founded Nandy's Candy in 1980, has died.The Jackson candy store posted the news about King's death on Facebook. Her daughters, Emmie and Jenny King, said she died peacefully Sunday ...

John Candy’s kids are keeping the laughs alive, and they’re not doing it alone. More than 30 years after their father’s passing, Chris Candy and Jennifer Candy-Sullivan have teamed up with Ryan ...

Fans remember him as Del Griffith or Uncle Buck, but John Candy’s children remember him simply as dad. Decades after his death, Chris Candy and Jennifer Candy-Sullivan say they see their father’s ...

Downtown Longview is now a lot sweeter with the opening of Roxy’s Candy Lounge. The store, which sells “candy for a cause,” is co-located with the Pink Candle, but it has its own entrance at 101 N.

LEBANON, Pa. — The owners of a popular candy store in Lebanon announced on Wednesday that they will be selling the business. Lindsay and Rob Wertz, owners of Wertz Candies on Cumberland Street said in ...

Roger Riley visits the largest candy store in Minnesota! Riley explores the history of the now bursting barn, the heaps of candy it offers and what Iowa contributes to the business. Crypto’s Record ...

John Candy’s children, Jennifer and Christopher, are reflecting on learning about the “maddening” fatphobia their father faced while making their new documentary, John Candy: I Like Me. Old interviews ...

120 Years Ago, 1905 transcribed as originally published in the Youngstown Vindicator: “Depravity in a marked degree displayed by three youthful prisoners. Charged with burglary. They made no denial ...