Livestock producers, and especially hog producers can attend an upcoming program at Washington County Extension Office to hear details of current market conditions and management information.
The National Weather Service Quad Cities office has added a storm spotter training in Corralville. After setting their schedule earlier this month, on Monday they added a new class at the Corralville Public Library on February 28. And staff indicate that more sessions might be scheduled in other locations.
The National Weather Service relies on calls and online storm report submissions from trained residents especially in rural areas to determine the extent of storm damage. Sometimes, spotters are used to determine if tornadoes and other conditions are present that are not necessarily able to be determined through looking at radar and other remote equipment.
Unlike other locations, for this particular class, pre-registration is requested. Visit the Quad Cities National Weather Service homepage for a link to do so or click here.
Title: Sweet Heart Celebration Vendor & Craft Expo
Description: The Sweet Heart Celebration Vendor & Craft Expo is being held (today/tomorrow) Sunday, January 20th from 11am to 4pm at the Hills Community Center on Main Street. There will be around 40 vendors with everything from homemade crafts to unique gifts. Part of the proceeds will be donated to a local non-profit mentoring organization for young women.
Date: 2013-01-07
Today we talk with Jean Peiffer with the Washington YMCA. We talk about some new classes they’re offering in 2013 and about some that are resuming after the holiday break.
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Director of Development at Iowa Mennonite School Larry Swartzendruber joins us to talk about what they’ll be using a $50,000 prize for. IMS received the money by garnering votes in U.S. Cellular’s Calling All Communities campaign.
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