Page 3 - Ralph Wright News Today

Kevin McCarthy is “too willing to trade anything to be speaker. He made promises to the point where he had nothing left to sell except himself, which now has no value.”

“It was sort of the gathering place in town,” Rumley’s daughter Kelsey recalled of the Montpelier tavern. “Initially, they wanted it to be a fancier place, but it just became the watering hole for everyone.”

“It was sort of the gathering place in town,” Rumley’s daughter Kelsey recalled of the Montpelier tavern. “Initially, they wanted it to be a fancier place, but it just became the watering hole for everyone.”

Jordan Crooks (above) swam 19.3 in the 50 yard free for the third time in three meets this season for the Tennessee Volunteers.

Tennessee swimming & diving has a quick turnaround, as the squad travels to Louisville on Thursday for its second meet in the last week.

Despite a positive crop yield, the lack of moisture has some farmers in Alberta worried that there won't be enough moisture in the coming months to replenish the soil.

Ralph Wright manages Alberta Agriculture’s meteorlogical network of 450 weather stations

Farmers in the province say while the heat warning over much of southern Alberta is concerning, it’s nowhere near as bad as last summers heat dome.

CYPRESS COUNTY -- Spring seeding is underway in southern Alberta, but following a dry winter and spring, there...

While recent precipitation in some areas north of Calgary was welcomed by farmers as they prepare for seeding, producers across the province say they'll be needing more of that wet weather over the coming months.