Abbagayle Cornele and Colt Campbell receive the Edward Jones Investment Female and Male Student Athlete of the Month awards. The awards are presented by John Knechtly, Financial Advisor with Edward Jones Investments as Dave Dietrick, Hillsboro Athletic Director looks on to represent the school.
Abbagayle Cornele and Colt Campbell receive the Edward Jones Investment Female and Male Student Athlete of the Month awards. The awards are presented by John Knechtly, Financial Advisor with Edward Jones Investments as Dave Dietrick, Hillsboro Athletic Director looks on to represent the school.
Abbagayle Cornele and Colt Campbell receive the Edward Jones Investment Female and Male Student Athlete of the Month awards. The awards are presented by John Knechtly, Financial Advisor with Edward Jones Investments as Dave Dietrick, Hillsboro Athletic Director looks on to represent the school.
It is the time of the year to do some frost seeding of clover. Clover can be broadcast onto pastures and hayfields during February. This method of frost seeding can be done when the ground is solid either with a tractor or about any time with a spinner seeder on the back of an ATV.
Seasonal affective disorder You may have noticed that some friends, loved ones or consumers – or even yourself – seem to have a hard time during the winter months. They seem moody, depressed or anxious. They have no energy, withdraw from social activities they usually enjoy and have difficulty concentrating and processing information. They just seem to want to sleep and eat.
In a caregiver’s life, the 24-hour days can be exhausting, frustrating, happy, lonely, and the emotional list goes on. There are five key ideas that a caregiver must remember.
Former village fiscal officer Jackie Prine stole $37,081 of public money from the Village of Alger according to a special audit released by Auditor of State Dave Yost. Prine pleaded guilty last week in the Hardin County Common Pleas Court to collecting but not depositing utility payments over a five-year period.
A severe thunderstorm warning and a tornado watch have been posted for southern Ohio, southeast Indiana and northern Kentucky, according to the National Weather Service. There are also flash flood warnings for much of the state.