EUREKA — Greenwood County, in partnership with the Southwind Extension District, has announced an educational program focused on sheep and goat management, along with market and marketing strategies, to be held on Dec. 12, at…

Lately my teenager has been fascinated by medical dramas. Although my “doctor self” is usually rolling my eyes throughout the program, it’s often a good conversation starter. One recent show featured a pregnant woman who…

As parents, educators, and researchers, search for answers about the well-being of the American family, it is apparent that family meals tell us a lot about how those families become and stay connected. Shared meals…

Merrill Hodgden served as speaker at Sunday’s service. Merrill read from Galations 5. We are known for the fruits we bear. Fruits of the spirit are shown through us. We are saved when we ask…

Gary Murphy was the special speaker at Sunday’s service. Sunday’s sermon came from John in the New Testament. When Jesus comes in the New Testament to save mankind John tells his story. When Jesus went…

Pastor Chase Riebel’s sermon Sunday was “Thankful for Refuge,” based on Psalm 34. In Hebrew, the 34th Psalm is a poem with an alphabetic pattern in which David sings of his attitude of gratitude. David…

According to the USDA report released Oct. 13, about 68% of Kansas wheat has been planted this fall. This is near the 5-year average of 66%. Crop emergence is at or slightly below the 5-year…

Hearing loss affects millions of Americans. In fact, by age 75 over half of adults will have some form of hearing loss. Signs of hearing loss include having trouble hearing speech in noisy places, finding…

Did you know that when the 1869 bond to build a Jail in Allen County passed, it was done so with a budget of $8,400? The 35-by-37 foot limestone structure featured a second story used…

Pastor Chase Riebel preached from Romans 1:16. The sermon was “Not Ashamed of the Gospel.” In 1 Corinthians 1:18 we are warned that the Gospel message may seem foolish but it has the power to…