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GREEN COVE SPRINGS – The Clay County Fairgrounds is used to hosting big events, and this weekend is no different. Cattleman’s Arena will host the University of Florida UF/FAS 4-H Youth …
Many years ago, while getting ready to present one of the news bulletins on Joy FM’s Super Morning Show, a listener called into the show and asked the host at the time, the late Komla Dumor if I had been poached from TV3, where I used to work as a news presenter. Komla and I both laughed at the question before he responded, “he’s on loan” just as Chelsea would regularly loan out its players.
Outpost Natural Foods fires up some healthier grilling ideas as part of its 51st birthday celebrations MEQUON (CBS 58)--It's been a long winter and Outpost Natural Foods is ready to party in the great outdoors as part of its "Camp Outpost Co-Op" 51st birthday celebration this month. Whether for the camp site or the back yard, Outpost’s Camp Chow for the Great Outdoors offers easy to make, easy to tote meal ideas that go beyond the usual warm weather foods. Nothing says camping like a hearty skillet of beans. Cowboy beans are a meaty favorite – usually loaded with beef and bacon...
Created: February 06, 2021 05:34 PM Ty Olson grew up in a small town in the Red River Valley of North Dakota. He has been skiing since he was young. On Sunday, Olson will embark on a 250 mile expedition from Rainy Lake to Lake Superior on skis to raise money to buy firewood for people living on the Pine Ridge reservation. He is calling the journey “Ski for Fire.” “It felt like a really good opportunity to raise money and awareness for the Lakota people in South Dakota on the Pine Ridge Reservation, which is the poorest place in the United States,” Olson said.
Created: February 06, 2021 05:34 PM Ty Olson grew up in a small town in the Red River Valley of North Dakota. He has been skiing since he was young. On Sunday, Olson will embark on a 250 mile expedition from Rainy Lake to Lake Superior on skis to raise money to buy firewood for people living on the Pine Ridge reservation. He is calling the journey “Ski for Fire.” “It felt like a really good opportunity to raise money and awareness for the Lakota people in South Dakota on the Pine Ridge Reservation, which is the poorest place in the United States,” Olson said.