Lifestyle

Divine Delays

While driving to work one day a few years ago, I observed something that made me chuckle. A truck had pulled over onto the side of the road. Warning lights were flashing. Florescent orange cones stood sentry around the vehicle. The hood was propped up.

Journal Rewind

Ten years ago August 5, 2015The Margaret Russell Fund distributed grants to area agencies. This year the fund gave $5,000 to the City of Genoa for the ballfields; $3,400 to NanceTrans; $8,000 to the Nance County Ag Society and City of Fullerton for grandstand improvements and the art barn.

The Bible Says . . .

And Mary arose in those days, and went into the hill country with haste, into a city of Juda; and entered into the house of Zacharias, and saluted Elisabeth.

Fran’s Corner

Have you considered that some seeds plant themselves? The plant called the filaree has this ability. Its seeds have a long curve on one end and a spirally coiled shaft (style) on the other end - with the seed at its point.

Club News Briefs

July 2 found 8 members answering the question “Have you ever hidden a message in a quilt?”. Neva, Anita, Liz, Bonnie and Sue said they had while Deb, Rita and Shelley said they had not. A grandson Corbin visited us and was busy making the members bookmarks and ladybugs.
Nancy’s Cookbook

Nancy’s Cookbook

Nancy’s Cookbook

Avocado Corn Chicken SaladChicken Salad:2-3 cups of shredded rotisserie chicken* 3 avocados, diced in chunks 4 ears of corn, kernels removed (about 1 cup kernels) ¼ cup shallots or sweet onion, finely chopped ½ cup cherry tomatoes, cut in halves ¼ cup fresh dill, finely chopped Salt and pepper to...

Smith announces extended application to sign up

Washington, D.C. – Congressman Adrian Smith (RNE) has extended the application window for the 2025-2026 Third District Youth Advisory Council through August 31st. Current high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors are encouraged to submit their applications.
Prairie Doc Perspective

Prairie Doc Perspective

Prairie Doc Perspective

In South Dakota and across the whole United States, addiction and mental health struggles touch every community. Yet far too often, people suffer in silence—not because help isn’t available, but because stigma keeps them from reaching for it.Stigma shows up in many forms.