The Kansas Water Office and the Kansas Water Authority was host to a Kansas Water Authority Webinar – strategic planning meeting, on Wednesday, April 3, to learn about the process and timeline goals for development of strategic planning recommendations to implement the Kansas Water Plan, as requested by Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly.
Beloit residents enjoy watching a red fox bask in the sun during relaxation time. A majority of red foxes in Kansas inhabit the suburban fringes of towns and cities, which offer refuge from coyotes. They dig dens mostly for raising kits, but also to use as shelter from severe winter weather. Dens under porches, decks or sheds are not uncommon in urban areas. It is entirely possible for a fox to attack cats and smaller animals, causing injuries and harm. A fox is nocturnal and considered a wild animal. If a fox were to approach you, try making a loud noise or even clapping to scare it away. Generally, there’s not anything to worry about when they choose to live in our yards.
State Senator Elaine Bowers (with scissors) and Charlie Bowers (holding granddaughter) cut the ribbon at the open house celebrating the remodeled Beloit GMC location.
The Mitchell County Conservation District was host to a Farmer to Farmer program on Thursday, March 28, 2024, in the Glen Elder building. After fresh cinnamon rolls and coffee, farmers and otherwise, received knowledge for helpful issues.
Marissa Jeardoe prepares for Easter with a beautiful chalk art Easter egg drawing on the South Street side of the Waconda Trader, during her time off for Spring Break.
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