Calling all farmers

The Kerr Center is seeking grant proposals from Oklahoma farmers interested in conducting research or demonstration projects. This year's grant will focus on growing crops beyond the traditional harvest season

Bathroom Decoration – Flooring

Bathroom flooring should be water resistant and non-slippery to avoid falls that are quite common as people to skid on soaps. The preferable choices are the ones that are stain

Cheap Home Security Solution

By Paul Bianchina If you're looking for a way to improve your home's security quickly and at minimal cost, deadbolts offer a perfect solution. A good deadbolt greatly improves any door's

Wastewater treatment plant refurbishing project nearly finished in Omro

OMRO — A $3 million update of the wastewater treatment plant in the city of Omro is nearly complete. Work on refurbishing the plant on Hawthorne Drive was finished a few

Abstracts in earth tones by Memphis artists adorn the walls in new Westin Downtown

A hotel two weeks before its scheduled opening is filled with men in hard hats hammering, sawing, scraping, painting, measuring and installing carpet, electrical wiring and lighting fixtures. Not many people

Busch’s plans for new greenhouse

Rotting wood, a sagging roof and windows that regularly need replacing have led John Pelzer, owner of Busch's Florist & Greenhouse, 620 Madison, to seek a new greenhouse. In the hopes

Council does turnaround on plastic flower cemetery ban

The Longreach Shire Council has backed down on a controversial proposal to ban plastic flowers and ornaments at the local cemetery. Mayor Pat Tanks says it was thought a ban would

Africa: DBSA to finance flower project

ONE of Africa’s leading Banks, the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) has been roped in as a potential financier of the local flower project ear- marked for LaMgabhi area. This

Hearing set for dispute over property landscaping

The Marin County Planning Commission has scheduled a public hearing Nov. 13 to consider the Sierra Club's challenge to a Kentfield couple's plans for house and landscaping changes to their

Property owners asked to fund landscaping

Livermore will ask property owners and residents in the newly redeveloped downtown to approve a special assessment district to pay for maintaining the downtown improved landscaping. On Monday night, the City

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