BATON ROUGE, La.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct 1, 2025--
Community Coffee, America’s #1 family-owned retail coffee brand, has announced the release of its new limited-edition Grandma’s Sugar Cookie flavored coffee. With the sweet, buttery taste of homemade sugar cookies fresh out of the oven, this new offering evokes the nostalgia, comfort and warmth of the holiday season.
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Community Coffee named Grandma’s Sugar Cookie in honor of Donna Saurage, third-generation owner and matriarch of the family business. Her sugar cookie recipe has been a Saurage family tradition since 1958, and this flavored medium-roast coffee captures the same spirit of making cherished memories during the holidays.
“For more than 105 years, we’ve crafted great coffee to be shared with family, friends and community,” said Donna Saurage. “As I reflect on the special times spent making sugar cookies with my grandchildren, I’m excited for our Grandma’s Sugar Cookie coffee to call to mind similar treasured memories for those who drink it.”
Grandma’s Sugar Cookie, available in 11-ounce ground and 10-count K-Cup® pod packages, joins Christmas Blend in Community Coffee’s limited-edition holiday lineup. Christmas Blend will be available for purchase later this holiday season.
Grandma’s Sugar Cookie can be purchased at your local retailer and online at CommunityCoffee.com and Amazon.
About Community Coffee Company
Founded in 1919 by “Cap” Saurage in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Community Coffee Company is the nation's #1 family-owned premium retail coffee brand. The fifth-generation company is an importer, roaster and distributor of premium coffee products available online, at select retail stores and in business nationwide. Community Coffee offers ground, whole-bean, single-serve and ready-to-drink coffee beverages. The company remains true to its purpose of giving back to those who help communities thrive with programs supporting education, military service members and disaster relief. See how they’ve put Community in Every Cup Since 1919™ at CommunityCoffee.com, @communitycoffeecompany on Facebook and @communitycoffee on Instagram and TikTok.
Community Coffee named Grandma’s Sugar Cookie in honor of Donna Saurage, third-generation owner and matriarch of the family business.
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — The San Francisco 49ers made their delayed first pick of the NFL draft, selecting Ole Miss wide receiver De'Zhaun Stribling with the top pick in the second round on Friday.
The 49ers came into the draft with the 27th overall pick in the first round but made two trades down on Thursday night to add more draft capital on the final two days of the draft. They used their first pick Friday to take Stribling 33rd overall and then traded down again with their second pick in the second round before taking Texas Tech defensive end Romello Height 70th overall and running back Kaelon Black with the 90th pick.
This was the third time in the past 30 drafts that San Francisco didn’t make a first-round pick with it also happening in 2022 and ’23 after the team had traded those first-rounders to move up for quarterback Trey Lance in 2021.
Stribling spent his first two seasons in college at Washington State and the next two at Oklahoma State before joining Ole Miss last season. He had 55 catches for 811 yards and six TDs to help the Rebels reach the semifinals of the College Football Playoff.
Coach Kyle Shanahan called Stribling an “elite” blocker in the run game who can fill the void left by Jauan Jennings' departure but said that was secondary to what he brought in the passing game.
“I don’t ever start watching receivers block,” Shanahan said. “It all has to do with the football. I really fell in love with him with the ball as a route runner, how fast he is, how big he is, how good his hands are, how physically he played with the ball.”
The 49ers addressed the receiver spot in free agency with deals for veterans Mike Evans and Christian Kirk, but opted to add another young receiver to build around long term along with 2024 first-round pick Ricky Pearsall.
Brandon Aiyuk was expected to fill that role after signing a four-year, $120 million extension before the 2024 season, but an injury followed by his decision to leave the team last season forced the team to go in another direction. Aiyuk is expected to be cut — or possibly traded — in the coming days or weeks.
Stribling gives the Niners another speed option outside after he ran a 4.36 40-yard dash at the scouting combine. He averaged 7.4 yards after catch and is a skilled blocker which should fit well in coach Kyle Shanahan's system.
“I’m a very versatile guy,” Stribling said. “I can do a lot of things and also block at a high level. So very excited to go out there and contribute in the pass game, but also the run game also.”
The 25-year-old Height provides a needed boost to San Francisco's pass rush that finished last in the NFL with 20 sacks last season. Height had 10 sacks last season after spending his first five years in college at Auburn, USC and Georgia Tech. He had just 6 1/2 sacks in his first five college seasons.
Height is more of a designated pass rusher and could complement last year's first-round pick Mykel Williams, who is stronger against the run and has the ability to move inside on passing downs. He also has the ability to drop into coverage which makes him a good fit for new coordinator Raheem Morris' scheme.
“We feel like Romello is at the top of this draft in terms of the effort, the tenacity, relentlessness with which he plays with. We were all-in on that,” Lynch said. "He has a lot of the indicators we look for. He has some Gumby-like qualities, he's real loose and he can get after the quarterback.”
Black is the latest midround running back taken by Shanahan, although none of the previous picks have worked out. The five previous backs taken in rounds three through five have combined for 707 yards rushing for San Francisco.
“I don't think that's relevant,” Shanahan said. “Hopefully we have better luck here."
Black gives the Niners another option to take the load off Christian McCaffrey. Black rushed for 1,040 yards last season for Indiana but had only eight catches in two seasons with the Hoosiers.
The 49ers have one more pick on Friday with the 90th in the third round. San Francisco also has four fourth-round picks and one fifth-rounder on Saturday.
The Niners traded linebacker Dee Winters to Dallas on Friday for a fifth-round pick. San Francisco packaged that pick with the No. 58 pick and got picks 70 and 107 from Cleveland.
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FILE - Mississippi wide receiver De'Zhaun Stribling (35) runs a drill at the NFL football scouting combine in Indianapolis, Feb. 28, 2026. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy, Fiel)
