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It’s Tough to Be in the Coffee Business These Days

Photo by Robert Berlin Alec Glover, 30, pours espresso at Beard Brothers Coffee in Maryville. He's been in the coffee business for more than 10 years. "For me, it's about the people," he says. "Coffee is a great way to build relationships." 

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