Getting ready for show Taylor Harriman works the hair on Armando to make sure his legs are shaved to appear like two posts when the judge views him in the show ring. Photo/Dawn Rye Dawn Rye | Writer Many people in the show cattle industry say the ability to clip and...
Dawn Rye |Writer In a sense, everyone edits written materials. From book writers, speakers, students and journalists. Professional editors work in a variety of industries and take on countless different tasks. But no matter what project an editor is tackling, the goal...
Last week Parker’s veterinarian Josh Steibart talked to the kids and adults about the importance of taking care of your pets. Elliot Christensen views the toothbrush used on a horse while brother Patrick is interested in another veterinarian tool that helps take care...
Dawn Rye |Writer Everyone could say they go the extra mile when it comes to working. However, almost no one does it without sacrifice and hard work. An extra mile is a place filled with opportunities that could make a difference. Recently, Rutland School District...
Sarah Ebeling | Managing Editor COVID canceled so many events last year, including Parker’s annual Alumni Banquet. But this year, the event, which will now be called the Parker All School Reunion, will be held Saturday, Aug. 14. The class of 1971 will be...
Dawn Rye | Writer The American Rescue Plan Act enacted in March authorized the expanded Child Tax Credit. Part of this expansion is the 2021 tax credit to families by sending them direct payments rather than having them wait until they prepare their 2021 taxes in...
Dawn Rye | Writer Starting Thursday, July 15 through December 2021, parents who qualify for the American Rescue Plan Act and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) would be sending monthly payments direct deposit, paper checks, or through debit cards. These payments...
POET, the world’s largest biofuels producer, appears in a new short film as part of the series Nature’s Building Blocks, produced by BBC StoryWorks. The digital movie was directed by BBC StoryWorks, the commercial content division of BBC Global News. Presented by the...
Learning bike safety through obstacle course Recently, some Parker kids took part in the bicycle safety rodeo hosted by Turner County Deputy Colter Hendrix and Turner County Emergency Manager Brad Georgeson at the Turner County fairgrounds. Top left: Eli Mckenney...
Dawn Rye | Writer Holidays like Independence Day and other celebrations can be fun times with great memories. But making sure everyone knows about fireworks safety in dry weather conditions is important. The Turner County Emergency Manager reminds people to take...
Dawn Rye | Writer Whether big or small, a milestone can be reached with consistent achievements that add up over a 10- or 20-year span, equal something big such as retirement. For Anita Koller, her hard work and dedication help her reach her future goal, retirement....
LENNOX – A Chancellor woman has been identified as the person who died Friday afternoon in a one-vehicle crash west of Lennox. Preliminary crash information indicates that a 2004 Pontiac Grand Am was eastbound on 279th Street, a gravel road in that area. The driver...
POET Biorefining – Chancellor awarded $2,000 in grants through the 2021 Never Satisfied Community Grant Program. Two organizations were recipients of the 2021 grants: Marion Fire and Rescue and Chancellor Reformed Church. Marion Fire and Rescue was awarded a $1,000...
Dawn Rye|Writer There’s still plenty of opportunities available for young people to find their place on the dairy farm. However, the business of milking cows has undoubtedly changed over the years and that doesn’t mean a young person can be successful on a dairy...
Awarded for her years of service Turner County Commissioners Mark Kaufman, Jared Hybertson, Lyle Van Hove and Mick Miller stand with deputy auditor Sue Deutsch, awarding her with a plaque for her years of service. Photo/Submitted Dawn Rye | Writer Retirement is not...
Dawn Rye | Writer During last week’s school board meeting, the board discussed ordering a new bus for the fleet next year and how Phase I construction is going. Board member Ransom Jones said he and board member Brett Olson inspected a bus with 160,000 miles on it....
Trees and boulevards main topic Sarah Ebeling | Managing Editor Although speeding in town was discussed at last Monday’s city council meeting, and what could be done to curtail it, the main topic of discussion focused on trees and boulevards on First Street. At...
New business open in Parker EcoPro Pest Service owners Shawn Nielsen, wife Amanda, and daughter Wren, stand proudly next to the grain bin sign, making their new business official. Photo/Dawn Rye Dawn Rye | Writer The path to starting your own business isn’t always...
Dawn Rye | Writer Father’s Day will be celebrated by many on Sunday, June 20. Dads are known for leading by example and imparting wisdom to their children on how to get through life. They make their kids laugh, give them comfort when scared and make memories that last...
Sarah Ebeling | Managing Editor Parker will host its very first Family Fest next Saturday, June 26. The event, which will take place on Main Street, aims at getting people into the community and showing them some of the businesses Parker has to offer. The family...
