LINDA C. BLACKHOROSCOPES
Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (04/19/22) . Teamwork can accomplish miracles this year.
September 2022
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Balanced scoring leads Bullpups to 2-0 start
MCPHERSON – Sometimes having too many weapons on offense can be an issue for a football team, but the McPherson High School Bullpups are using that so called dilemma to their advantage as four different Bullpups recorded a touchdown in Friday night’s 42-7 romping of Augusta.
Former Sentinel reporter publishes third novel
NEWTON, IOWA -- McPherson native and author Lisa M. Lucero recently published her third novel, The Re-Creation of the Death Firm, a science fiction novel that is the sequel to her second book titled, The Death Firm.
Youth movement: Young McPherson splits volleyball triangular
MCPHERSON – The start of the season has been anything but perfect for the McPherson High School volleyball team, but the young Bullpups have begun to show promise following a 1-1 showing in a home triangular Tuesday evening.
Canton/Galva Spikers Open Season 3-1
CANTON – The Canton/ Galva volleyball team is off to a solid start for the 2022 season by going 3-1 in their first four matches, splitting a pair at home before going on the road to win two at Goessel.
Little River Spikers Continue to Roll
LITTLE RIVER – The Little River volleyball team have begun the 2022 season with three wins after sweeping a triangular on the road before making a sweep of two teams coming to Little River. On the road for a triangular in Fairfield on Tuesday, August 30, the Lady Redskins scored three straight set wins.
Ask Amy: Kindly atheist just wants to say ‘no’
Dear Amy: I am an atheist. I believe in practicing kindness and respect for other people’s views.
For flu season, it’s still best to get vaccinated by October
DEAR DR. ROACH: Both my husband and I just had the flu. We initially suspected that it was COVID, but the tests were negative. My symptoms, especially cough and runny nose, hung on for over two weeks. I visited an urgent care clinic where I was told I most likely had the (seasonal) flu, and I was prescribed an inhaler as well as a cough suppressant. The physician indicated that they have seen a lot of flu cases this summer. I am thinking the rise is because of people wearing masks and staying home these past couple of years, which could thereby weaken our immune systems.
Winner of the Yardline
During the Little River vs Rural Vista football game Friday, Sept. 10, People’s Bank and Trust sponsored a Veterans tailgate meal and a $100 yardline raffle. The raffle was a fundraiser for Little River High School Student Council. Community members who purchased a ticket picked a line on the football field and the one who chose the winning line won $100. Crissy Olander of Little River, Kansas picked the winning yard line. The prize was awarded to Olander by StuCo representative, Peyton Erickson. All proceeds from the raffle will be used to put on fun activities for the 22-23 school year. It was a great night to be a Redskin, as they started off with honoring veterans and ended the night beating Rural Vista 57-6.
Lindsborg Museum Seeks Input On Honoring Ailing Tree Which Requires Removal
Lindsborg Old Mill & Swedish Heritage Museum The Lindsborg Old Mill & Swedish Heritage Museum is asking the community for ideas for how to honor a more than 100-year-old elm tree on museum grounds that has to be removed, as well as putting out a special call for assistance in covering the unexpected expense. Lenora Lynam, Executive Director of the museum, said that removing the tree is the last thing the museum wants to do, but that there is little choice.