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Back again: Ruzic family to host Greenwood breakfast second time

Back again: Ruzic family to host Greenwood breakfast second time
The Ruzic family, consisting of (front, l-r) Jane, Lucy, (back) Lucas, Phil, and Eliza, will host this year’s Greenwood Dairy Breakfast, on Sunday, June 29, from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at their farm southwest of Greenwood. Parking will be at Gingerich Mill Works, a mile west of the farm.
Back again: Ruzic family to host Greenwood breakfast second time
The Ruzic family, consisting of (front, l-r) Jane, Lucy, (back) Lucas, Phil, and Eliza, will host this year’s Greenwood Dairy Breakfast, on Sunday, June 29, from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at their farm southwest of Greenwood. Parking will be at Gingerich Mill Works, a mile west of the farm.

By Cheyenne Thomas Nestled away on a one-lane road, traveling out to the Ruzic family farm southwest of Greenwood feels like taking a trip back in time. And, in a w...

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