Few things embody a summertime vibe better than a day spent soaking up the sun and enjoying a warm breeze in the great outdoors. Warm weather and generally dry conditions are one reason why summer is so popular among vacationers. Even individuals who can’t get away on vacation this summer can still look to the weekend as a great time to hit the road or the friendly skies for weekend getaways.
President: Cole Stenzel Vice President: Makenna Laumann Secretary: Fallon Sheldon Treasurer: Kaden Payne Reporter: Maddison Hensley Sentinel : Kandra Laumann .
Sheriff Kevin Aistrope reports that on April 13, 2022, Ashley Frost, 32, of Hamburg was arrested on suspicion of operating while intoxicated (first offense) and reckless driving. Frost was also cited for no SR-22 insurance, violation of a restricted license (ignition interlock), and a stop sign violation.
On Jan. 14, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported that the Eurasian H5 strain of highly pathogenic avian influenza — commonly called the avian flu — had infected a wild duck in South Carolina.
Fentanyl is making a huge impact on the world of drugs. It is being illicitly manufactured and people are taking it without knowing. Fentanyl is 50 to 100 times more potent than heroin and can be absorbed through the skin.
I think this Easter may have single-handedly created an egg shortage. It isn’t enough that the Asian Bird Flu is thinning the flocks of laying hens. Easter 2022 has just been celebrated with an abundance of everything!
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig is encouraging school-age students to participate in the 2022 Choose Iowa Calendar Contest hosted by the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship. Artwork submitted should feature at least one aspect of Iowa agriculture — food, livestock, crops or renewable fuels, for example. Submissions will be judged on both creativity and the ability to connect agriculture to everyday life.
Do you think the wind will ever blow? It has been a miserable April with strong wind every day and cold temperatures. This April has reminded me of the year we were married (1960) and we were so happy to be in our first home.
This past winter saw the lowest amount of snow ever recorded in Lincoln and the fourth-lowest total ever recorded in Omaha, according to the National Weather Service. Suzanne Fortin, meteorologist in charge of the NWS office in Omaha, was one of the speakers at the annual Missouri River Basin spring meeting, which is organized by the U.S.
ELEMENTARY BREAKFAST Monday, April 25: Pop Tarts, cheese sticks, fresh fruit, fruit juice. Tuesday, April 26: Cinnamon rolls, fresh fruit, fruit juice.