Cooking Light Subscription: Morris Cookbooks

Sunday, 4 November 2012

Morris Cookbooks

Since 1999, Morris Press Cookbooks has awarded thousands of dollars to organizations that have created outstanding cookbooks with us. We are proud to honor those organizations and help them support worthy causes. Any group that has published a fundraising cookbook with us is eligible to enter our annual cookbook contest. You may win a big cash prize and national recognition for your fundraising project.

We are no longer accepting entries for our 13th Annual Contest, but you may enter next year's contest. See criteria and entry info.Cookbooks4sale gives you 21,822 recipes, everything from beverages to desserts.

You can also find and purchase community cookbooks we have published for churches, schools, families, and organizations from across the United States, as well as our own in-house cookbook titles.Scott Morris owns and continues to operate the printing business started by his maternal grandfather, Fred Carlson. Fred, a manager of the Hub Printing Company, purchased the business in 1933. It was originally located on East 22nd Street in Kearney.Eventually, Scott's father, Harold Morris, began managing the business. In 1956, Harold bought out Webert Printing, and the business moved to the Webert Building at 2305 Central Avenue.