<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1Nzwp9_0y92OYbi00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1Nzwp9_0y92OYbi00" width="1200" height="600" >SCRIBNER, Neb. (KOLN) - The business known as Elkhorn River Coffee Company is surrounded by grain bins, and the owner enjoys serving coffee to residents of this busy farming community.Lisa Lawton’s new coffee venture is just over one year old.“There was a need for coffee here in Scribner,” Lawton said. “I am originally from Scribner, and we moved away years ago when I was a child to the Pacific Northwest, so I have a love for coffee. My husband and I came back here often, and we wanted to move back here, so we did, as we have lots of family here. I didn’t like driving 12 miles for coffee, and I wanted to start a business, and I just decided we were going to do it, and we did it.”The coffee shop is located inside the old Scribner Grain office. “They built a new office, so this building had been vacant for a while,” Lawton said. “It was just in the right spot, it had a perfect place for a drive-through window, it was right off the highway, and right at the entrance to town. We do espresso, we do energy drinks, we sell our coffee beans both whole and ground, and we also do breakfast and lunch. People seem to come back for the sandwiches. One of the sandwiches people like is the ‘Figgy Piggy’, which is ham and cheese with a fig jam sauce.”Lawton says she has a background in many businesses, and that helped her start this one. “I have a background in the service industry,” Lawton said. “I’ve cooked, bartended, but I also have experience in marketing, property management, and I’ve sold plywood internationally, and so this has all given me a broad base, and it all helps me.” Lawton says her husband Michael is a huge help with the business, and holds down the fort at home when she’s working at the shop.“People like the design of the business,” Lawton said. “It’s a modern farmhouse style. People like the food and the coffee. I try to make the coffee as fresh as possible.” Scribner recently unveiled a huge new sign on the edge of town that encourages people to visit the community. “If you are on the highway in between Norfolk, Omaha, or wherever, you will pass by Scribner,” Lawton said. “If you see that sign, turn in and you’ll have no problem finding our coffee shop.”</div></body>

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SCRIBNER, Neb. (KOLN) - The business known as Elkhorn River Coffee Company is surrounded by grain bins, and the owner enjoys serving coffee to residents of this busy farming community. Lisa Lawton’s new coffee venture is just over one year old. “There was a need for coffee here in...

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