I delivered a load of shingles to Sioux City, IA. Once I was empty, my next load was from Ft. Dodge, IA, to Fridley, MN. Where the heck is Fridley? If you’re wondering the same thing, it’s on the north side of Minneapolis.
By Jennifer Stultz Tri-County Tribune Editor jstultz@cherryroad.com Thomas Bridrowski, waterfowl biologist with Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks, is familiar with the half million or so migrating geese currently hovering…
By Jennifer Stultz Tri-County Tribune Editor jstultz@cherryroad.com Arley Morrell Pratt High School junior Arley Morrell is making a name for himself as not only and offensive powerhouse but also a…
If my 73 years on this rock has taught me anything, it’s just when you think you have seen and heard it all, you haven’t! Our friends at PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) are at it again, and frankly, we should have seen this one coming. Their latest quest involves trying to free the self-avowed weather prognosticator and main character of Groundhog Day, Punxsutawney Phil.
The monthly meeting of the Jolly Workers 4-H club was called to order Sunday, January 12 by President Easton Alpers. Pledges were led by Kyson Foote. Roll call was led by Secretary Jayce Feril the question was “What would your snow fort/build look like?”
A $15,000 state grant-funded survey will take place in the City of Stafford during the months of February and March to determine the scope of project that could restore up to 40 properties that have historical value.
You have read many of my articles complaining about how truckers are treated. Following is a column written by Alan Roger Dykstra, a truck driver friend of mine. When I come across a situation like this, I will know that when I leave, I did my best and you can’t please everyone.
TOPEKA - U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Director for Kansas Rural Development Christy Davis announced Jan. 15 that Rural Development is funding 54 projects to generate clean energy and improve energy efficiency in Kansas. The $5,883,731 in investments are made through the Rural Energy for America Program (REAP).
I learned a most interesting little tidbit of information recently about air and breathing. Did you know that if you form your mouth into the shape of “haha” and say the words, your breath comes out warm? And did you know that if you form your mouth into the shape of “hoo hoo,” (like an owl) the air that comes out of your mouth is colder? I thought that was so cool, and have been trying it off and on ever since I read it on Facebook.