Storing Pumpkins Whether you grow your own or purchase pumpkins, there are some tricks to make them last. Make sure the pumpkin wasn’t harvested too early; before the rind developed a hard, waxy layer to keep it from drying out and shriveling.
Kansas City, Kan. – The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks will conduct a public auction to sell surplus bison from Maxwell Wildlife Refuge and the Sandsage Bison Range on Wednesday, Nov.
Author’s note: I have spent time researching the life of Christopher Columbus and continue sharing those findings in the article; Part 2 of what I shared last month. “October 12, 1492.
James Webb (www. jamesharoldwebb.com), a successful entrepreneur in the medical and fitness sectors and author of A Country Boy’s Journey To Prosperity shares the following thoughts for a tough economy.
We can’t let this be how it ends. Kansas farmers have always endured - it is often one of the first things written in the story of who we are.
sonally call customers who are using a lot of water. That can both alert customers to unknown leaks and let them know that they’re being watched.
Since Jewel Davis realizes the importance of continuing her education, she was eager to participate in a specialized leadership class to enhance her skills for the benefit of patients and colleagues. As clinic office manager at Pawnee Valley Medical Associates (PVMA), Davis recently graduated from the Kansas Hospital Association Leadership Institute.
The Stafford County Board of County Commissioners met in regular session on Wednesday, October 12, 2022, in the Commission Room in the Annex. Chairman Wycoff called the meeting to order at 8:30 a.m. Present: Todd Wycoff, Bryce Garner, and Clayton Grimmett.
It was not the pumpkin patch outdoors, but ladies gathered at the Sunflower Senior Center to pick out their pumpkin to decorate inside last week. A big thank you to Jill Stimatze Osborne for donating the pumpkins.
Dear Editor: In response to the article in the Wednesday, October 12, 2022, Tribune article on page A3, regarding leaving Christ-centered part out of Cody’s House, I would like to make the following comments. It is apparent the author has not considered the source of the air she breaths or the complexity of her eyes which she uses every waking minute of her day and night, or many other complexities around us.