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CORNING SCHOOL SUMMER LUNCH MENU
WEDNESDAY - Turkey Wraps, Chips, Veggie Sticks, WG Cookie, Chilled Fruit THRUSDAY - Chicken Nuggets, Quick Baked Potatoe, Tossed Salad, Chillded Fruit FRIDAY: Hot Dog on Bun, Baked Beans, Tater Triangles, Veggie Sticks, Chilled Fruit .
Poll workers vital in election process
Election workers perform valuable community service and are a critical part of the election process. Some of their duties as poll workers are to assist voters by verifying voter registration, issue ballots, provide voting procedure instructions, operate voting equipment, and maintain an orderly flow at polling places. They must;
Will more states consider restricting foreign ownership of U.S. farmland?
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — As foreign ownership of U.S. farmlands increases, will more states consider restrictions on such purchases? Harrison Pittman, director of the National Agricultural Law Center will lay out the trends at the Mid-South Agricultural and Environmental Law Conference on June 10.
New Book Releases at Corning Public Library
Mystery 22 Seconds by James Patterson (Also available in Large Print) When She Dreams by Amanda Quick Revenge Tour by Robert B. Parkers Overboard by Sara Paretsky (Also available in Large Print) Fiction Summer Love by Nancy Thayer The Summer Place by Jennifer Weiner The View from Coral Cove by Amy Clipston The Sweet Life by Suzanne Woods Fisher Written on the Wind by Elizabeth Camden When the Meadow Blooms by Ann H.
Extension Agent Runsick named National Finalist for rice study at AMPIC
Clay County Extension - Chair, Stewart Runsick was recently named as a National Finalist for the National Association of County Agriculture Agents Annual Meeting and Professional Improvement Conference (AMPIC) for Search For Excellence in Sustainable Agriculture during July 15-23 in West Palm Beach, Florida.
COVID cases increasing Clay County
Sunday, May 29 Total Positives: 4175 - Recovered: 4062 Deaths: 93 - Current Cases:18 Monday, May 30 Total Positives: 4177 - Recovered: 4062 Deaths: 94 - Current Cases:19 Tuesday, May 31 Total Positives: 4178 - Recovered: 4062 Deaths: 94 - Current Cases 20 .
Peach Orchard News
Hello everyone. It’s been a while. I lost my little brother Derwin a few weeks ago and then ten days later my Uncle Kelsey. I am fine until I am by myself then all the pain comes flooding in. It’s so hard to lose someone you love. Everyone that knows my family knows we are a very close family. It’s been a tough time but in time the healing from the grief will gradually be easier to deal with. It just takes time. I’m not Ok, but I will be in time. The family would like to thank everyone for all the hugs, calls and continued prayers.
Experiment station researcher in search of a more water efficient chicken
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — In a world with shrinking freshwater resources for a growing human population, where do you find enough moisture to grow food? You might start by improving water use efficiency in the world’s number one livestock animal — chickens. Sara Orlowski, assistant professor of poultry science, is working toward developing chickens that can thrive on limited water.
THE POWER OF PRAYER
Casey Redman, who is battling breast cancer and brain cancer lesions went for an MRI yesterday and is waiting on results. She will go for a PET Scan on Thursday, May 2. She asks for prayer warriors to pray on her behalf for good results that her cancer lesions are shrinking.