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Lynn Muench, Longtime AWO Vice President, Honored At Retirement - Vimarsana News

Lynn Muench, Longtime AWO Vice President, Honored At Retirement

Lynn Muench, senior vice president of regional advocacy for The American Waterways Operators, is retiring this month.

Midwest hit worst from drought - Vimarsana News

Midwest hit worst from drought

ST. LOUIS (AP) – Mike Shane’s Illinois farm received a nice soaking May 8, shortly after he planted his corn. Since then, rain has been hard to come by. Plenty

Midwest hit worst from drought - Vimarsana News

Midwest hit worst from drought

ST. LOUIS (AP) – Mike Shane’s Illinois farm received a nice soaking May 8, shortly after he planted his corn. Since then, rain has been hard to come by. Plenty

Central US is now getting worst of the drought. Corn crops are stressed, rivers are running low - Vimarsana News

Central US is now getting worst of the drought. Corn crops are stressed, rivers are running low

The middle of the country is extraordinarily dry. Crops are stressed, rivers are running low, and cities and towns are anxiously hoping for a break in the weather. Experts say

Worst drought in decade hits central US hard, with corn crops stressed and rivers running low - Vimarsana News

Worst drought in decade hits central US hard, with corn crops stressed and rivers running low

The middle of the country is extraordinarily dry. Crops are stressed, rivers are running low, and cities and towns are anxiously hoping for a break in the weather. Experts say it's the worst drought in the central U.S. since at least 2012. In some areas, it's drawing comparisons to the 1988 drought that devastated corn, wheat and soybean crops. On Mike Shane’s Illinois farm, corn should be standing 10 feet tall by now. It’s barely to his waist.