One of the most enjoyable ways for gardeners to get through the dark, cold days of winter is to begin planning next summer’s gardens. Over the next few weeks, we’ll look at plants - annuals, perennials, edibles, trees and shrubs – to consider for addition to your gardens this summer.
Unless otherwise noted, classes will meet at the Nebraska City Learning Center, 1406 Central Ave. Heartsaver First Aid Online + Skills Session, 7 to 7:45 p.m.
Article Credit - sodsolutions.com Article Credit - sodsolutions.com With winter months ahead, it is important to consider taking time and preventative care for your gas-powered lawn mower at either the end of the mowing season or at the start of spring. Doing this will improve the lawn mower’s overall lifespan and performance, in turn saving you time and money come springtime.
Dear Amy: I have two children: a daughter (41, who is divorced) and a son (42), who is married but has no children. My complaint is not with them, but with so many grandmas around who quiz me about my lack of grandchildren.
Sidney Schools Breakfast and Lunch Menus ELEMENTARY BREAKFAST Monday, Jan. 10: Pop Tarts, cheese sticks, fresh fruit, fruit juice.
Tabitha, Nebraska’s industry-leading Senior Care provider, offers a variety of support groups throughout Cass, Otoe and Sarpy counties. Helpful for many people processing their grief, grief groups give participants the opportunity to connect with others who are experiencing kindred feelings of loss.
Hunting seasons will begin closing in early January. Pheasant, archery turkey and deer seasons, and late muzzleloader deer season close on Jan.
The Stewardship Committee of the Loess Hills Alliance is soliciting proposals that protect, preserve and enhance the fragile native ecosystems of the Loess Hills for the future of the area’s natural and cultural resources.
2022 is a boat registration year and Iowans will be registering about 215,000 boats before April 30. Boat registrations are handled by Iowa’s county recorders and boat owners may bring their current registration to any recorder’s office when they renew.
December 28 marked the 175th anniversary of Iowa’s statehood. In the Hamburg Public Library one can see a four-sided display provided by the Historical Society of Iowa that lights the history of Iowa’s people and places. Also available for viewing on the computers is a program titled “Iowa Early History—Glaciers to Settlement.”