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"Lottery tickets, cigarettes and beer are three things any shopper can find on Jeff Davis Highway. But if Mark Lilly has his way, locally grown okra, beets, fresh maple syrup and locally canned apple butter soon will be easily available to the many low-income families that live along this disadvantaged city corridor."
Read the full article from Style Weekly here.
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