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Newark Will Celebrate Fall with a Pumpkin Sculpture Contest

Meeting to discuss future of Downtown Newark

How to prepare your garden for winter

If you’ve worked hard to cultivate a garden full of thriving fruits and vegetables, you need to make the necessary winter preparations so your crops survive even as the temperature drops.

Holiday RPO coming to Newark High School

Bellagio’s Conservatory & Botanical Gardens is a force of nature

It’s a spectacle unique to Las Vegas. Six million plants, plus giant trees, water features, lighting, butterflies, birds and robotics have crossed the 13,500-square-foot floor of the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Garden in the past 20 years, along with about 150 million visitors.

Recipe: How to make a natural, allergy-busting smoothie

This delicious and nutritious smoothie by MindBodyGreen.com can deal with most ailments.

A beginner’s guide to growing your own broccoli

Broccoli is a delicious superfood that offers a lot of health benefits. If you want to plant this cruciferous vegetable in your garden or homestead, here are some tips that you need to keep in mind.

“O” My! Bellagio Pâtisserie Unveils New Chocolate Sculpture in Celebration of Resort’s 20th Anniversary

In celebration of Bellagio’s 20th anniversary, the resort’s renowned pastry team created a chocolate sculpture of the famous Zebra character from “O” by Cirque du Soleil.

Number of Missing or Runaway Foster Care Youth Decreases in Kansas

Laguna Art Museum Raises $923,000 at Their Centennial Ball

CENTENNIAL BALL RAISES MORE THAN $923,000 AND CELEBRATES MUSEUM’S 100-YEAR LEGACY IN GRAND STYLE

30-minute Mediterranean meals with grapes

Mediterranean ingredients and flavors create dishes that nicely bridge the gap between summer and fall — they’re refreshing, colorful and filled with fruits and vegetables.

Rankings Show Wildly Different Views Of Nursing Home Quality In Missouri And Kansas

Kansas City and St. Louis have some of the worst-rated nursing homes in the country, while Topeka, Overland Park and Wichita have some of the best.

Washington State Parks Announces Winter Schedule

The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission Monday announced its 2018-2019 winter schedule,

NoMad bar brings gritty New York hipness to Las Vegas Strip

Don’t look now, but another batch of cool kids from New York City and L.A. are rolling into town this weekend, riding a wave of national and international press.

DCF Secretary Travels Across the State to Listen to Stakeholders

Monday afternoon, Kansas Department for Children and Families (DCF) Secretary Gina Meier-Hummel concluded a statewide tour, visiting all 36 DCF offices.

Here’s an easy guide to growing your own ginger at home

Follow these steps if you want to try growing ginger in your backyard.

Ancient shipwrecks found in Greek waters tell tale of trade routes

Archaeologists in Greece have discovered at least 58 shipwrecks, many laden with antiquities, in what they say may be the largest concentration of ancient wrecks ever found in the Aegean and possibly the whole of the Mediterranean.

KDA Participates in Trade Mission to Uruguay

In September, the Kansas Department of Agriculture participated in a trade mission to Uruguay, where Kansas purebred beef cattle producers had the opportunity to research and develop new markets for beef genetics.

Culture Report: Making Space for San Diego Makers

As neighborhoods like North Park, Barrio Logan and East Village continue to grow and develop, the artists and craftspeople who once inhabited cheap spaces there are being priced out.

Tips to prepare for a power outage

If you want to bug in and live off-grid during a power grid failure, here are three tips that can help you out.

Suspension on Acceptance of Applications for New or Expanding Poultry Feeding Operations

Pursuant to the authority in Title 2 of the Oklahoma Statutes, Section 2-4, the State Board of Agriculture hereby states that there shall be a suspension on the acceptance and processing of registration applications by the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry for poultry feeding operations.

Hofmeister Announces $4 million College-, Career-Readiness Grant For Office of American Indian Ed

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Joy Hofmeister announced that the Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) has been awarded a nearly $4 million federal Native Youth Community Project (NYCP) grant aimed at improving college and career readiness for 1,400 American Indian high school students.

Irvine’s Priceless Collection of California Art to be Exhibited at Casa Romantica

The Idle Hour: The Irvine Museum Collection at the University of California, Irvine

Yummy superfoods that even beginner gardeners can plant today

Backyard gardening is a fool-proof way of being in control of what’s inside the food you put on the dining table.

Lebanon wines bring villages back to life and emigrants home

Lured by Lebanon’s winemaking potential and nostalgia for his homeland, Maher Harb left a Paris consultancy job in 2010 and dug vines into the soil of family land unused since the country’s civil war.

Eat them instead! Those weeds growing in your garden are actually edible (and good for you, too)

Finding several clumps of weeds in your garden can be the most annoying thing for a homesteader. But did you know that some of them are actually edible? (h/t to EcoWatch.com)

Rwandan entrepreneur woos drinkers with beetroot wine

Rwandans enjoy eating beetroot but entrepreneur Assumpta Uwamariya has found a novel use for the vegetable – turning it into a red wine that has proven popular with customers in several African countries and even as far away as Germany.

Newark-Arcadia Historical Society Barn Tour is this Saturday

Significant Women in Oklahoma Agriculture: Shelley McBride Lynch by Kaylee Travis

The weekends are for the birds – and the rabbits. For Shelley McBride Lynch who owns 3F’s Poultry and Rabbit Processing, LLC, this is only partially true.

Rochester Flag Football Championship coming to Marina Auto Stadium

Maltese family keeps ancient salt-harvesting tradition alive

Under the scorching Maltese sun, Josephine Xuereb carefully sweeps salt originating from the Mediterranean Sea into small piles, a job generations of her family have done since 1860.

Which Arts Programs Get the Most City Funding — and Why it Could Change

The city might change how it funds cultural nonprofits.

Fast-food chain Burgerville reports data breach that could affect thousands

Burgerville says thousands of customers’ credit and debit card information may have been compromised during a cyberattack.

Jarred chestnuts in demand in Las Vegas, months before the holidays

The holidays are rapidly approaching — which means seasonal ingredients will start appearing in local stores, such as the jarred or vacuum-packed chestnuts sought by Karen Kevick.

Ticket Galaxy Beer Festival set to showcase best of New York State brews at The Glen

A fool-proof guide to growing your own okra

For those of you who do love this green seed pod, did you know that they are easy to grow?

Want bigger, healthier potatoes? Use straw mulch; it improves soil quality and suppresses weeds

Want to get the most yield and the biggest tubers from your crop of potatoes, protect them from certain pests and weeds, and not use any artificial chemicals?

From Milan to Paris, fashion firms fret over fur

Fur trimmings were scarce on the past month’s spring catwalk collections in Milan and Paris, but the two leading luxury centers are some way off following London Fashion Week in going fur-free

Recipe:Winter Immune Support Lentil Soup

Enjoy this delicious recipe from the Health Ranger.

Art on display is a first for BGC Club Kids

Kids doodle. Kids draw. Kids paint. Usually, followed with a kiss from mom who then proudly hangs the masterpiece on the refrigerator door. Club Kids of Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County have taken it a step further – their art now hangs on the gallery walls of the Port St. Lucie Civic Center.

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