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Panda Biotech hemp teams with denim manufacturer The teaming will allow the industries to combine industry-leading denim manufacturing with American-grown and processed industrial hemp. Panda Biotech’s hemp-processing plant in Wichita Falls is the largest of its kind in the Western Hemisphere and believed the be the largest in the world. The companies call the partnership an exciting step forward for innovation in the hemp industry and for eco-conscious consumers. Customers are increasingly demanding high quality and sustainable products that conserve natural resources and reduce carbon foo...

Columnist Jill Bartelt thinks the splendor of night is hidden by light Jill Bartelt Throughout human history, the night sky has been a source of awe and fascination. Ancient Egyptians often painted stars on sarcophagus lids and on the ceiling of tombs. In Homer’s Iliad, the highly decorated shield of Achilles has images of Orion, the Great Bear, and other constellations. The twelve signs of the Zodiac (Gemini, Leo, etc.) have their roots in Babylonian culture, while the stars we know as Aldebaran, Altair, Deneb, Rigel, and Betelgeuse—among many others—were named and studied by medieval ...

Prince Philip leaves lasting legacy in community through awards program She didn’t always jump at opportunities when they presented themselves, but learning how to get out of her comfort zone and do just that has set Aurora resident Julia Garbe on the road to her future. Ms. Garbe, an engineering student at the University of Waterloo, is currently in a dream internship at Apple, a long way away from when she first tentatively joined the robotics team at King’s Country Day School. It’s a fulfilling step towards a fulfilling future, but a path she might not be on right now without the Du...

April 14, 2021   ·   0 Comments By Brock Weir She didn’t always jump at opportunities when they presented themselves, but learning how to get out of her comfort zone and do just that has set Julia Garbe on the road to her future. Ms. Garbe, an engineering student at the University of Waterloo, is currently in a dream internship at Apple, a long way away from when she first tentatively joined the robotics team at King’s Country Day School. It’s a fulfilling step towards a fulfilling future, but a path she might not be on right ...

WATERLOO — Ashlee Shroyer has nothing but good things to say about her staff in the DeKalb Central school district food service department. “Our food service staff has been nothing but flexible and open-minded to make sure that all of our children are fed,” said Shroyer, who is the school district’s food service director. Recognizing the efforts of Shroyer and her staff, the Indiana Department of Education has presented the food service department with a Golden Delicious Apple Award. In early January, the Department of Education challenged Indiana school food service progr...