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JESUP – On April 29, adult volunteers, Jesup school staff, and several classes of high school and middle school students worked cooperatively to plant 37 trees on the west side

Kentucky native Charles D. Williams has penned a new haiku collection, Visible Magic, a follow up to the award-winning, critically acclaimed Echo Ridge.Williams, an award-winning writer, national

JESUP – Over 70 local tree lovers, amateur and professional, visited the Craig and Cheryl Parker farm and forest on a beautiful mid-October day for a Fall Forestry Day and

Although the summer sun did its best to encourage people to stay indoors on a hot afternoon, fifteen people were in attendance for the August 22 meeting of the Independence

Although the summer sun did its best to encourage people to stay indoors on a hot afternoon, fifteen people were in attendance for the August 22 meeting of the Independence

Iowans can learn more about the state’s forestry resources by attending a field day this fall. Five forestry field days will be held from August throu

By Steve FlairtyNKyTribune columnistI never knew Northern Kentuckian Don Girton, or even heard about him, until after he died on July 30 at age 87. I wish I had known the man after hearing what

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