Lavon Eblen shares some fresh food tips.
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Lavon Eblen shares some fresh food tips.
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FOR SALE: A box of 100 VHS tape movies. Various themes (Action/adventure, etc.). Asking $80 (which is only 80-cents per movie). Selling the whole box, not individual VHS tapes. Call 712-250-3432 (in Atlantic.)
FOR SALE: 22″ self propelled MTD mower, new front and back wheels, new self propelled v belt, new blade and air filter. $89 712-243-2860
FOR SALE: Samsung Note 5….white…..just like new it’s an unlocked verizon phone…….can be used with straighttalk or total wireless or even verizon. new it was $450……would like $275. Call 712-249-7484.
FOR SALE: Like new Galaxy Tab 4. 10.1″ screen. 16 gb with pink cancer awareness otter box case. Works great, like new, and has been upgraded. Comes with fast charge cord, has screen protector, no cracks or scratches. Bought it in March 2017 and don’t use get it and start playing game or surf the net asking $300 or best offer; Gateway computer, HP scanner/printer, Orion 24 inch monitor, everything needed started surfing web. Windows 10 machine. Works great just needs a new home. Asking $325 for all. Email at Doubletap1107@yahoo.com
FOR SALE: porcelain dolls, 24 and all are in excellent condition, have pics I can send if interested, these dolls have been in a doll case and have not been handled, if interested in any or all plz call or text 865 963 7499 ( Anita area ) and make offer.
Iowa baseball fans who are headed to the College World Series opening in Omaha this weekend will notice changes around the stadium in light of recent violence and terrorist attacks overseas. Omaha Police Captain Adam Kyle says one obvious addition is the placement of some 300 large concrete barriers around T-D Ameritrade Park. “I won’t say they run a 360-degree circle around the entire T.D. Ameritrade area, but we’ve got almost all of the area covered,” Captain Kyle says.
The 48-hundred-pound, 12-foot-long barriers, known as jersey curbs, don’t restrict the movement of fans on foot or in vehicles. “It’s provided a barrier between traffic flow and the citizens or pedestrians on the sidewalk,” Kyle says. “It’s just a normal barrier that would divide the street from the sidewalk. There’s a curb there but we’ve enhanced that by putting a jersey curb up on the curb.”
The curbs were brought in for last month’s Berkshire Hathaway stockholders meeting at the nearby CenturyLink Center and they got good reviews. “We did exactly what we’re doing now, we surrounded the CenturyLink perimeter with jersey curbs to protect the citizens,” Kyle says. “We got a lot of positive reinforcement, a lot of good attitudes from the citizens. They felt safer.”
A local art center has already given the barriers a coat of colorful paint for more visual appeal. Omaha has hosted the College World Series since 1950 and the opening ceremonies are Friday night, with the first games on Saturday. Play runs daily through the finals next weekend.
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Give dad something he will always treasure this Father’s Day – quality time together. Take dad fishing and create memories that you can relive every time you’re together. “Fishing is a fun way to celebrate special family events,” said Joe Larscheid, chief of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources Fisheries Bureau. “Enjoy your time together in Iowa’s great outdoors without the stress of busy schedules and interruptions from mobile devices.”
Snap a picture of you and your dad fishing and enter it in the 2017 #MissionFishin Photo Contest. Find the complete contest rules at www.iowadnr.gov/missionfishin. Visit the Iowa DNR website at www.iowadnr.gov/Fishing for tips on making the most of your fishing trip this Father’s Day including what’s biting where, fishing maps and great places to fish close to home.
More area and State news from KJAN News Director Ric Hanson.
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SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) – Officials say a northwest Iowa jury will resume considering its verdict Thursday in the murder trial of a Nebraska man accused of killing his estranged wife. Twenty-nine-year-old Rogelio Morales, of Hubbard, Nebraska, is charged with first-degree murder. Prosecutors say he killed 21-year-old Margarita Morales on April 19, 2015, in his car near a Sioux City residence.
The case went to the jury Wednesday morning. Court documents say Morales told investigators a fight broke out when his wife told him she no longer wanted to be in a relationship and that she was seeing another man. Defense attorney Mike Williams said in his closing arguments that there’s no doubt Morales killed the woman but said Morales “is guilty of voluntary manslaughter, not murder.”
Jim Field speaks with Kelli Towne about the LiftLUFT Golf Tournament and Fundraiser for the Luft family in Griswold.
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The 7:20-a.m. Sportscast w/Chris Parks.
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The Cass and Adair County Farm Bureaus are partnering with other ag organizations to put on Ag Adventure at the July 4th celebration in Massena. A highlight of the Ag Adventure is the Iowa State University “Conservation Station,” an engaging learning center that educates persons of all ages about the importance of clean water and healthy soil.
Visitors to the Conservation Station can partake in free, fun, hands-on activities and demonstrations. You can play the watershed game and learn how water flows in a watershed, as well as how all Iowans can make a difference for water quality. There’s a rainfall simulator, that shows how water can run off or infiltrate into surfaces, both in agriculture and urban environments. The water runoff and subsurface drainage is collected in jars to show how different land management choices can impact water and soil movement.
The Conservation Station is sponsored by the Water Rocks! and Learning Farms programs. The Station is one of just 10 stations that make up this year’s Ag Adventure, which allows attendees to meet local farmers and learn about agriculture through hands-on experiences. The event was successfully hosted last year in Greenfield, and moves to Massena this year.
The site will open immediately after the 4-p.m. 4th of July parade in Massena and remain open until 7-p.m. Many of the popular stations will feature live animals. Participants will be treated to home-made ice cream, once they’ve completed the adventure.
For more information, check out “Who’s your IA Farmer” on Facebook, or contact the Adair or Cass County Farm Bureau offices.
The area’s top news at 7:06-a.m., w/KJAN News Director Ric Hanson
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