Winter Squash Recipes
More winter squash recipes
Your co-op loves to try new things. And, we’re proud to be one of the first stores around to offer some of grocery’s most exciting and innovative new products. Get to know what’s new this month!
The Merc Co+op is excited to announce the recipients of the 2026 Change for our Community program. “Change” gives shoppers the opportunity to donate their spare change to local organizations every time they shop. Each month, a different organization is featured as the recipient, and 100% of all donations collected go to that specific organization.
Since the program began in January 2014, we have raised over $700,000 for local nonprofits.
Your co-op loves to try new things. And, we’re proud to be one of the first stores around to offer some of grocery’s most exciting and innovative new products. Get to know what’s new this month!
Your co-op loves to try new things. And, we’re proud to be one of the first stores around to offer some of grocery’s most exciting and innovative new products. Get to know what’s new this month!
The Merc Co+op's Board of Directors is comprised of seven co-op owners who are elected by the general ownership and serve a three-year term. They meet the first Monday of each month. Any co-op owner can run for a board position, and all co-op owners are encouraged to vote in our annual board elections. Get to know the owners that represent you!
The Merc Co+op's Board of Directors is comprised of seven co-op owners who are elected by the general ownership and serve a three-year term. They meet the first Monday of each month. Any co-op owner can run for a board position, and all co-op owners are encouraged to vote in our annual board elections. Get to know the owners that represent you!
The Merc Co+op's Board of Directors is comprised of seven co-op owners who are elected by the general ownership and serve a three-year term. They meet the first Monday of each month. Any co-op owner can run for a board position, and all co-op owners are encouraged to vote in our annual board elections. Get to know the owners that represent you!
The Merc Co+op’s Board of Directors is made up of seven co-op owners elected by the ownership to serve three-year terms. Any co-op owner is eligible to run for a board position.
The Board acts on behalf of co-op owners, responsible for guiding the overall vision of the co-op and monitoring progress toward that vision. To support this work, the board establishes policies that govern both themselves and the General Manager. The board works closely with the General Manager, who provides regular reports on store operations, including finances, customer satisfaction, and more.
Get to know the owners that represent you!
The Merc Co+op's Board of Directors is comprised of seven co-op owners who are elected by the general ownership and serve a three-year term. They meet the first Monday of each month. Any co-op owner can run for a board position, and all co-op owners are encouraged to vote in our annual board elections. Get to know the owners that represent you!
Meet Mark!
The Merc Co+op's Board of Directors is comprised of seven co-op owners who are elected by the general ownership and serve a three-year term. They meet the first Monday of each month. Any co-op owner can run for a board position, and all co-op owners are encouraged to vote in our annual board elections. Get to know the owners that represent you!
The Merc Co+op's Board of Directors is comprised of seven co-op owners who are elected by the general ownership and serve a three-year term. They meet the first Monday of each month. Any co-op owner can run for a board position, and all co-op owners are encouraged to vote in our annual board elections. Get to know the owners that represent you!
The fifth cooperative principle is "Education, Training, and Information." As leaders, one of the most meaningful parts of our work is preparing others for future opportunities. As we face the difficult reality of closing our Kansas City, KS store, this principle has guided us in ensuring our staff feel supported, empowered, and prepared for what comes next.
We provide regular updates for our shoppers - subscribe to our enews for regular updates.
The Merc Co+op is excited to announce the recipients of the 2026 Change for our Community program. “Change” gives shoppers the opportunity to donate their spare change to local organizations every time they shop. Each month, a different organization is featured as the recipient, and 100% of all donations collected go to that specific organization.
Since the program began in January 2014, we have raised over $700,000 for local nonprofits.
All over the world, there are celebrations of the harvest and giving thanks. Though our gatherings may look different than in the past, it’s an opportunity to celebrate and share what we have. Preparing your holiday meal doesn’t have to be elaborate or stressful — here are some simple recipes to get you started.
Over the past month, our co-op has faced its share of challenges. From winding down operations at our KCK store, to unexpected setbacks with the Lawrence walk-in freezer renovation, to the arrival of new competitors — it’s certainly been a full season. But as I reflect on this time, these obstacles aren’t what stand out most. What truly defines this moment in our co-op’s history is the resilience, spirit, and celebration of our staff and our communities…
We provide regular updates for our shoppers - subscribe to our enews for regular updates.
The Merc Co+op Board of Directors meets the first Monday of each month. Learn more about the Board, their meetings and responsibilities, owner engagement and more each month in their Board Report. This month, a message from outgoing Board President Melissa Williams.
Thursday, November 13 we’re donating 3% of Lawrence sales to Just Food to help fill the gap left by paused SNAP benefits. At The Merc Co+op, we believe everyone deserves fresh, nutritious food. And we know that SNAP and other government assistance programs may be inaccessible or reduced on or after November 1. For those who rely on these programs to access groceries, even a short disruption can mean difficult choices about food, bills, and other essentials.