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At 50, An Iowa Spice Co-op Proves That Doing Good Works
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At 50, An Iowa Spice Co-op Proves That Doing Good Works
When Alisia Weaver started at Frontier Co-op as an apprentice in 2020, she faced multiple obstacles. First, she did not own a car. That was a serious problem considering the co-op was headquartered in the rural town of Norway in Benton County, Iowa, which was well outside any bus line; therefore, a company van would pick her up and drive her to the plant. In addition to being without a car, she needed childcare for her son, which Frontier offer…
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