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KOMA Beef Cattle Conference coming to Mt. Vernon Feb. 12 - Vimarsana News

KOMA Beef Cattle Conference coming to Mt. Vernon Feb. 12

The Missouri portion of the KOMA Beef Cattle Conference will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 12, at the MU Southwest Research Extension and Education Center,

Iowa caucuses: How Trump's GOP rivals are trying to peel off his supporters - Vimarsana News

Iowa caucuses: How Trump's GOP rivals are trying to peel off his supporters

DES MOINES, Iowa — Republican candidates wooing Iowa caucus voters have refined their closing arguments against former President Donald Trump: He failed to deliver on all of his promises and he won't be beat President Joe Biden.

Cedar tree control - Vimarsana News

Cedar tree control

One of the biggest threats facing pasture and rangeland across Nebraska is the encroachment of the Eastern red cedar. Although a native tree and useful in a number of circumstances,

City of ElDo receiving applications for officers | Cedar County Republican - Vimarsana News

City of ElDo receiving applications for officers | Cedar County Republican

The city of ElDo recently lost its long-time Chief of Police, Jarrod Schiereck, and two officers will be retiring soon, leaving some citizens concerned about how the department will be staffed. According to Bruce Rogers, city manager, one officer who is retiring will go to work for Cedar County after his retirement. Schiereck took a position out of the area. "Those two are not leaving because of salary," Rogers pointed out.

City of ElDo receiving applications for officers | Cedar County Republican - Vimarsana News

City of ElDo receiving applications for officers | Cedar County Republican

The city of ElDo recently lost its long-time Chief of Police, Jarrod Schiereck, and two officers will be retiring soon, leaving some citizens concerned about how the department will be staffed. According to Bruce Rogers, city manager, one officer who is retiring will go to work for Cedar County after his retirement. Schiereck took a position out of the area. "Those two are not leaving because of salary," Rogers pointed out.