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Local Yocal Farm to Market to celebrate 10th anniversary in McKinney

Local Yocal Farm to Market sells grass-fed meats, organic dairy and pantry products. (Courtesy Local Yocal Farm to Market)
Local Yocal Farm to Market sells grass-fed meats, organic dairy and pantry products. (Courtesy Local Yocal Farm to Market)

Local Yocal Farm to Market sells grass-fed meats, organic dairy and pantry products. (Courtesy Local Yocal Farm to Market)

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By William C. Wadsack | | Updated

Local Yocal Farm to Market will celebrate its 10th anniversary Dec. 10. The store sells locally raised, organic and grass-fed meats as well as local organic dairy and pantry products.

“We’re humbled and blessed that our loyal customers have trusted us for a decade to feed their families," owner Matt Hamilton said via email.
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The market is located at 213 N. Tennessee St., McKinney. Local Yocal also opened the full-service restaurant Local Yocal BBQ & Grill in 2018 at 350 E. Louisiana St., McKinney. 469-952-3838. www.localyocalfarmtomarket.com
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By William C. Wadsack
William C. Wadsack is the senior reporter for the Plano and Richardson editions of Community Impact Newspaper. He previously served as managing editor of several daily and weekly publications in North Texas and his native state of Louisiana before joining Community Impact Newspaper in 2019.

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