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Alto Grado closing on the Landing; new pizzeria to replace it - Vimarsana News

Alto Grado closing on the Landing; new pizzeria to replace it

Alto Grado Pizza will close July 30, but a new pizzeria by the owner of nearby Mercado will take its place on The Landing. Also in The Dish: A pizza

Intel Turns Animal Crossing Campaign Into a Lesson on E-Waste - Vimarsana News

Intel Turns Animal Crossing Campaign Into a Lesson on E-Waste

Intel and Dell Technologies are promoting their recycling efforts with a campaign from VMLY&R that allows Animal Crossing: New Horizon players to trade rusted parts for electronics they can show off in their character’s home.

Source: adweek.com
NFU Foundation announces 2022 scholarships to young agricultural leaders - Vimarsana News

NFU Foundation announces 2022 scholarships to young agricultural leaders

To support the next generation of agricultural professionals, National Farmers Union Foundation announced the 2022 recipients of its annual scholarship awards.

Kansas Governor's Summit on Agricultural Growth returns Aug. 18 - Vimarsana News

Kansas Governor's Summit on Agricultural Growth returns Aug. 18

Kansas Digest: Ag Growth Summit, soybean commission meets, Leadership Sorghum seeks applications, animal science academy announces participants.

Not a Cookie Drive event garners more than 700 items for Good Shepherd - Vimarsana News

Not a Cookie Drive event garners more than 700 items for Good Shepherd

COVID-19 wasn’t going to stop the Leavenworth County Youth Leaders this year. In years past this group of Youth Leaders has baked and packaged cookies for the holiday season. In the current situation the world is in, the Youth Leaders needed to come up with something new to help out the community. What better way to do that then have a “Not a Cookie Drive” event. On Dec. 12, 4-H Families could drive through and drop off canned vegetables, canned meat, canned fruit, toilet paper or any other items that they wanted to donate. These Youth Leaders spread the word to their local 4-H Clubs in...