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In the past, I have been outspoken about my disdain for high tech long range sniping as a means of hunting. As this so-called sport becomes increasingly popular, I have not changed that opinion.
Read moreU.S. Department of Agriculture Service Centers are encouraging visitors to take precautionary measures to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.
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Many local residents took advantage of the beautiful weather this past weekend to get some fishing in for a much needed break from self - isolation at home .
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Sometimes a picture says it all. The classrooms remain empty at Wagner Community School as a precaution to stop the spread of the Coronavirus. You can't help but notice the empty playground, empty parks, empty Main Street as the town self isolates. Staff at the school stay busy with creating assignments for their students to complete at home. The kitchen staff has been keeping busy preparing breakfast and lunch for students during this difficult time. Parents have become teachers as they work with their children to get their daily assignments completed. The timeframe for this all is unknown, you just need to take it day by day and wait for the pandemic to end. ~Photo by Scott Pechous
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Wagner Super Foods has been taking steps to protect their staff and you the customer as they have installed plexi glass barriers at the checkouts and employees are wearing masks and gloves . Everyone is working hard at keeping the shelves stocked during this difficult time and with the great support they're getting from their warehouse shipments are arriving to help them continue keeping all your necessary items available . Many precautions have been put in place to keep everyone protected including: daily cleaning, 6-foot markings at checkout and throughout the store, hand sanitizer for when you come and go and anti-bacterial wipes to clean your cart . To help their team, they have implemented additional income for their employees . Super Foods offers curb side pickup and delivery, give them a call at (605) 384-3617 and let them help you stay safe!! Photo by Scott Pechous
Read moreDon’t ignore the threat of Palmer amaranth.
Read moreIf you are an older adult living in the community, you may face some challenges during an emergency. For example, you may have mobility problems, or chronic health conditions, or you may not have any family or friends nearby to support you. Support services that are usually available, such as help from caregivers or in-home health care and meal delivery services, may be unavailable for a period of time. In addition, older adults may experience challenges that come with advanced age, such as hearing or vision problems or cognitive impairment, which may make it difficult to access, understand, and respond to emergency instructions.
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