V is for variety and variety describes the latest books added to the collection at Hamburg Public Library. “The Maid” by Nita Prose is a “Good Morning America Book Club Pick!,” so you may have heard it reviewed on air.
Q: How does your life experience influence your work for Iowans in Washington? A: As a lifelong family A: As a lifelong family farmer, I’m proud to serve as the voice for Rural America and farm families in the United States Senate. While advances in science and technology have improved productivity and lessened the number of workers needed to put in the crop and harvest it, Iowa farm families carry on a heritage that continues from one generation to the next.
Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) and Entergy have mutually agreed to end their Support Services Agreement regarding NPPD’s Cooper Nuclear Station. This agreement has been in place since late 2003. While Entergy provided certain personnel for the plant (currently there are five Entergy employees at Cooper Nuclear Station) along with other support services as part of the arrangement, NPPD has maintained ownership of and responsibility for the safe and reliable operations of the plant. NPPD plans to continue operating Cooper Nuclear Station and will utilize Entergy and other available industry resources, as appropriate.
Without adequate light, seedlings become lanky. Tall, Growing vegetable and annual plants from seed often requires starting them indoors and transplanting them outside once the danger of frost has passed.
ELEMENTARY BREAKFAST Monday, March 28: Granola bars, Gogurt, fresh fruit, fruit juice. Tuesday, March 29: Mini pancakes, fresh fruit, fruit juice.
Over half of Iowans report feeling anxious when thinking about their personal finances and just under half report feeling stressed when discussing their finances. The anxiety and stress of some Iowans is greater, particularly those who find themselves unemployed or with reduced household income.
Avian influenza continues to be confirmed across Iowa and the nation. Here are some common questions and answers from Iowa State University Extension and Outreach that can help inform consumers, bird owners and poultry producers.
I think, just maybe, the weatherman in charge of our part of the world has gone on vacation or else he has changed vocations. Okay, March came in like the most gentle lamb in the flock.
The Page County Board of Supervisors tabled making any changes to the county’s wind ordinance until March 22 when they will meet in closed session with their legal counsel to discuss the matter further.
Percival Hometown Pride will host its annual Spring Pancake Breakfast at the Percival Fire Station on Saturday, April 9, from 7:30 to 10 a.m. The menu will feature pancakes, sausage, biscuits and gravy, coffee, milk, and juice.