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Emory Schley: Some ‘vacations’ are refreshing; others, not so much! Ocala Star-Banner Well, hello there again, good friends and neighbors! There for a while, I was wondering if I would ever get back behind a keyboard again. My overly adventurous spirit has definitely been outdoing itself lately. In case you’re wondering what happened to me, here are some of the gruesome details of my little “vacation”: During my absence from this page, in one 13-day period, I was taken to the Emergency Room at Ocala Regional Medical Center THREE times. Two of those times, I was admit...

“Plants can be grown in wet and dry seasons, but it’s best to start out with things that are easy, build your confidence, and go to the more difficult plants to grow,” Wall said.  She obtained a bachelor’s degree in horticulture, the art and practice of gardening cultivation and management, from Texas A&M University in 1983. She later received her master’s in environmental science from the University of Guam in 2009.  In the upcoming months, she will write about the types of plants that can grow on Guam, ways to treat pest infestation, and tricks to make gardening more fun. 

How this couple found love in the Kentucky Derby infield By KIRBY ADAMS, Louisville Courier-JournalApril 25, 2021 GMT LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — A flip of a coin sealed their fate. If only all love stories were this simple, and sweet. So goes the innocence of young love. The year was 1983 and the first Saturday in May was setting up to be a sunny and hot Kentucky Derby Day. Wearing tangerine-colored shorts, a t-shirt and sneakers, 15-year-old Gretchyn Turpen finished brushing her wavy brown hair then slid into the backseat of her parent’s car. Going to the Kentucky Derby as a family was a lon...

Top MSHS runner won it all in Cross Country – here's how he's preparing for track and field Siskiyou Daily News Runner Drew Hering did nothing but win during Mount Shasta High School's recent cross country season. The Bear junior will attempt to continue his winning ways during the track and field season, which kicked off over the weekend. Hering won all six races MSHS participated in. This includes placing first in the Shasta Cascade League Championships on March 19.   Hering's used to success: as a freshman runner and again his sophomore year, Hering made state in Division Five. He pl...

High schools in N.L. are opening again. Here's what you need to know Classroom learning is back in session for high school students across Newfoundland and Labrador. CBC asked officials what that entails. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 13, 2021 5:20 PM NT | Last Updated: April 13 It's not clear yet what going back to school entails for high school students across Newfoundland and Labrador, who enter a blended learning model Wednesday. The school board says teachers are responsible for structuring their own lessons.(Frederic J. Brown/AFP/Getty Images)