Well, I amazed that the sun is coming up after all this morning. At least in Kansas City! I can imagine there are people in that great city that haven’t gone to bed yet because they didn’t want Sunday to end! I am at least wise enough to know which side “my bread is buttered on” with my family.
Cowboys 70, Griswold 47 Scoring leaders for the Sidney boys’ basketball team on Tuesday, Jan. 24, were Braedon Godfread, 22; Michael Hensley, 19; Nik Peters, 12; Grant Whitehead, seven; Taylor McFail, four; and Aiden Stenzel, Zavier Hyde and Kolt Payne, two each.
Perspectives Andrew Ellsworth, MD Recently I received a mailing from my clinic reminding me it is time to schedule my annual preventative care physical. Apparently, doctors need to go to the doctor, too, even when they feel fine.
Homeowners looking to make improvements to their homes likely want to make such projects as budget- friendly as possible. After soliciting estimates from contractors, homeowners may seek to do some work themselves in an effort to cut costs. That is why many individuals opt to handle demolition and other preparatory tasks before contractors get started. There are important things to keep in mind when doing demo.
Four officers were elected during the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Fremont County extension council organizational meeting in January. The nine-member county extension council annually elects officers to comply with Iowa law.
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig presented the Wergin Good Farm Neighbor Award to the Liljedahl family during a Jan. 25 ceremony at the Iowa Pork Congress in Des Moines.
Women’s History Month is an opportunity to shed light on the accomplishments and contributions of women around the world. These five women are notable for breaking boundaries.
Gary Whipple, commander of the American Legion Post 128 in Sidney, recently presented awards to three fifth-grade students at Sidney Elementary for their “What the Flag Means to Me” essays. Winning first place at the local and district levels and moving on to state competition is KC Sparks.
The next virtual Local Food Leader Certification will be held this spring, hosted by Iowa State University Extension and Outreach. The certification is intended for beginning local food practitioners, although it is open for anyone who is interested in food systems development and collaboration.
Three book-reading bears in a display in the children’s section at Hamburg Public Library proclaim the message “Winter is Bearable with Books.” Of course, the books they are suggesting for young readers all feature bears. For toddlers wanting to hold the books themselves, the library has an assortment of board books.