One More Year
Someone in a crowd around Jesus tells him the news of the day. It is shocking, kind of like the news we keep hearing about, from Ukraine.
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Play to get paid; make the connections
One day when I was babysitting my 4-year-old grandson, we were watching a YouTube video about toys and an individual was demonstrating how this particular toy worked. When an ad came up on the screen interrupting our video. I quickly grabbed the remote to press the button “skip ad” but my grandson said “No! Wait Mimi, I like this guy so let it play so they will get paid” Confused for a moment I was shocked that my young grandson knew how the economy of YouTube worked. Furthermore I was surprised he already sensed his own economic power at four years old by just “NOT” clicking a button.
COMING EVENTS
MARCH 30 - APRIL 2022 Identify mysterious old things in St. John March 30 - Stafford County Historical Museum’s Michael Hathaway provides mysterious historical items lesson for March Lunch and Learn at Sandyland Shepherd’s Center in St.
Spring cleaning in the kitchen
One of the busiest areas of any home, the kitchen is often overlooked when it comes time to deep clean. Here are a few kitchen spring cleaning tips from MarthaStewart.
Sunflower markets continue to move higher
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has created a roller coaster type market for corn, soybeans, and wheat with wild daily price swings depending on the latest news from the region, according to the National Sunflower Association.
Storm season is upon us, watch out for unregistered roofers
True to form, spring has arrived. In Kansas, that also means that, in addition to warmer temperatures and emerging gardens, storm clouds will be on the horizon. Severe thunderstorms, hail and the occasional tornado are a fact of life. So is the inevitable recovery by Kansas residents when nature takes a toll on roofs and other structures.
KDWP Fisheries staff test latest technology in ground-breaking study
EMPORIA – Many advances in technology arise out of a desire to improve output and efficiency, and the fishing industry is no exception. One such advancement that has many anglers “picking sides” is the introduction, and proliferation, of live-imaging sonar (LIS) – sonar that allows anglers to view fish and structure, below and around their vessel, in real time and often with great clarity. While some believe LIS adds immense value to the overall fishing experience, others believe it poses an ethical dilemma, blurring the lines of “fair chase.” So, when is an advancement too advanced? That’s the data KDWP Fisheries staff sought but couldn’t find; so, they developed it themselves in a first-of-its-kind study.
KIOWA COUNTY SENIOR SCENE
We are looking for a volunteer to deliver Meals On Wheels to Haviland on Monday’s at 11 a.m. This is a weekly commitment, and of course understand there will be times one is unavailable. Meals take about one hour to deliver. Please call Kari at 620-723-2288 if you are interested in this rewarding opportunity to serve your community.
What are the 8 Wonders of Kansas? Greensburg’s Big Well voted number 1
Visiting all 8 wonders of the world might be a dream, but for most of us, it’s an impossible one. Visiting all 8 wonders of Kansas, on the other hand, is something you can tick off your bucket list almost effortlessly. It all started back in 2007 when the Kansas Sampler Foundation launched a contest to find the most significant treasures in Kansas. The people voted, and these are the 8 wonders they decided on.
Not getting back is a problem
Not long ago, I was driving east on U.S. 160 through about 100 miles from home when my minivan suddenly shuddered a bit. I thought, That was strange, and continued on my way. Minutes later, the shifting of the automatic 5-speed transmission became a bit shifty, the engine racing for a moment while gears tried to get their act together. Then the transition would complete and all would return to normal.