The MIDWEEK Tuesday, July 6 Goodland Star-News 2021 1205MainAvenue,Goodland,KS67735•Phone(785)899-2338 $1 Volume 89, Number 53 8 Pages Goodland, Kansas 67735 upcoming Goodland celebrates Independence Day events Goodland marked the Fourth of July with the annual Freedom Fest, which included carnival rides and live music at the Sherman County C-47 crash Fairgrounds. This year, many people got to go on the rides for free, with 1,100 wristbands donated by FNB Bank, Sherman County Farm Bureau and the Sherman County Community Foundation. presentation After the rains and lightning had passed, the fi reworks display was shot from the fairgrounds. Learn more about the mili- Photos by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News tary plane that crashed here 75 years ago at a presenta- tion of the new memorial at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, July 18, at the Goodland City Cem- etery. A tour of the crash site will follow. Fair coming up soon The Northwest Kansas District Free Fair will start with pre-fair event. The Dog Show will be at 8:30 a.m. July 24; cat and hand pet judging will be at 1:30 p.m. July 26; and the Style Revue will be at 6 p.m. July 27. Fair Week is July 31 to Aug. 7.
weather report 79° 10:00 a.m. Tuesday Today •Sunset,8:16p.m. Wednesday •Sunrise,5:27a.m. •Sunset,8:16p.m. Midday Conditions •Soiltemperature77degrees •Humidity66percent •Skymostlysunny •Windsnorthwest5mph •Barometer30.10inches and rising •RecordHightoday106°(1973) •RecordLowtoday48°(1924) Last 24 Hours* HighMonday 89° LowMonday 59° Precipitation 0.00 New processing plant This month .46 Year to date 10.69 Above Normal 1.10 inches The Topside Forecast coming to Kanorado Today:Mixedcloudsandsun By Kevin Bottrell the commissioners to look at. Blake with 84 as high and low of 61, [email protected] said as a plan is developed, they will winds west northwest 5 to 210 At their meeting on Wednesday, need to make sure there is help avail- mph. Thunderstorms developing the Sherman County Commission- able for existing businesses. intheafternoon.Wednesday: ers met with Bill Korbelik about the Oharah said cities and counties Partly cloudy with 87 as high and planned meat processing plant that have to offer incentives to be com- 61 as low, winds east northeast 5 will be constructed in the southwest petitive with surrounding commu- to 10 mph. corner of Kanorado. nities. Standley said the incentive Extended Forecast Korbelik said the USDA-certifi ed program will not overlap with the Thursday:Sunnybecoming plant will process 20 head of cattle Neighborhood Revitalization Pro- windy with 98 as high and low per day from Monday through gram. Business will only be able to of 67, winds south 20 to 30 mph. Thursday. It may add hog process- do one or the other. Armstrong Friday:Partlycloudywithstray ing later, but will start with cattle. Once a plan is in place, Oharah showers possible, high of 99 and The rendering will be hauled out said they want to make sure infor- 63 as low, winds south 10 to 20 every day to a dog food plant in mation on it and any other incentive mph. Burlington, and the hides will be in or grant programs is available all in one place. holdsparade (National Weather Service) a curing room until they are hauled Get24-hourweatherinfo.at162.400MHz. out. Korbelik said the rendering area • Appointed Standley to another The residents of Armstrong Addition decorated four-year term as county appraiser. and cattle entry will be enclosed. mowers, golf carts and other vehicles for their an- Korbelik said there will be 17 • Met with City Commissioner nual Independence Day parade. They made several John Garcia, who introduced in- employees to start with and they will circuits of the addition before having a barbecue. expand as-needed. They are bring- terim City Manager Cherise Tieben. Photos by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News ing in some experienced people as Tieben said she is used to working well as looking for local employees. with a county government from “We want to try and keep it as lo- her previous job in Dodge City, but cal as we can,” he said. she’s been impressed at some of local Construction could start as early the things Goodland and Sherman as 5-7 weeks, and they plan to County have done together, such as markets have the building completed by the economic development and fi re December. department mergers. 10:00 a.m. Korbelik said they’ve had a num- • Approved a new sign for the Wheat — $5.54 bushel ber of meetings with the Kano- Sherman County Health Depart- Posted county price — $5.83 rado City Council and other city ment to go along with the planned Corn — $6.27 bushel residents, and said the community landscaping project. The sign will Posted county price — $6.93 has been supportive of the project. be more easily visible from 17th Milo — $5.82 bushel Their concerns, such as flies and Street. The sign will be paid for by Soybeans — $13.17 bushel wastewater management, have been a grant. Posted county price — $14.07 addressed. •Met with insurance consultant Sunfl owers Korbelik said he hopes the new Rhonda Fernandez, who presented Oil current crop — $26.60 cwt. plant will cut down on wait times reports on the county’s health insur- Posted county price — $25.20 for area ranchers. ance claims from the fi rst quarter. Pinto beans — $37 “It sounds like a positive project,” • Praised the landfill staff for (Markets by Scoular Grain, Frontier Ag, working for days to repair a key sunfl owernsa.com and 21st Century said Commissioner Rod Blake. Bean. These may not be closing fi gures. ) In other business, the commis- piece of equipment. sioners: • Approved a resolution desig- • Met with Rachelle Standley and nating Sherman County as a Rural Julica Oharah of Sherman County Opportunity Zone. The resolution Community Development to talk would allow a business to sponsor about developing an economic an employee’s education under the development incentive plan. They program. provided several example plans for about our
2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, July 6, 2021 friends meets and greets obituary Ann Myers, Jason Showalter, the calendar Brook Redlin and Paige Harper, the four new candidates for city David Ray Beckner council, are hosting “park meet and Calendar senior menu senior center David Ray Beckner, 71, of Kano- New Hampshire and Sheri Jackson greets” this summer. We want you Farmers Market is through Today: Smothered steak, scal- 7-11 club at 6 p.m. on the 2nd rado, died Sunday, June 13, 2021, at (Gerald Champine) of Kanorado; all to get to know us, tell us your October at 1218 Main from 8 to loped potatoes, green beans, bread and 4th Thursdays and 3rd Satur- St. Luke’s Hospice House in Kansas brothers Jerry (Gwen) Beckner and concerns and thoughts! These are 11 a.m. and pears. Wednesday: Roast day of each month City, Mo. Robert (Dorothy) Beck- tentative dates (weather, etc.) please arts center turkey in gravy, mashed potatoes, Birthday Club 2nd Saturday of He was born Sept. 2, ner; sisters Virginia Balen- mark your calendar to come out and cabbage, carrots, onions, bread each month at 6 p.m. visit us !! Kids Saturday Studio: for and mixed fruit. Thursday: Little Board Meeting 2nd Tuesday of 1949, to Harvey and Gold- tine and Caroletta Davis; kids in kindergarten through sixth ie (Cheney) Beckner in seven grandchildren and July 15, 7 p.m. at Chambers smokies, macaroni and cheese, the month at 9 a.m. Park, August 19, 7 p.m. at Rose- grade, 10 a.m. to noon. asparagus, bread and pineapple. Pitch card playing in the morn- Goodland. two great grandchildren; Mommy+Me: for preschoolers David grew up and went and many more family and wood Park, September 16, 7 p.m. at Friday: Baked fish, creamed ing Monday through Friday. Steever Park and October 20, 6 p.m. and their caregivers, $5, 10-11 potatoes peas, bread and peaches. Bingo on Wednesday and Fri- to school in Goodland. He friends. a.m. second Wednesday of the worked alongside his fa- A memorial service will at Phillips Park. Monday: Chicken strips, mashed day at noon. Please bring a chair, a cool drink month. potatoes with gravy, corn, bread Pinocle on Monday, Tuesday ther, roofing and painting be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, Saturdays: Open studio and houses. Later he became July 10, 2021, at Bateman and all your great ideas to make and mandarin oranges. Tuesday: and Thursday at noon. Beckner Goodland even better!! Paint your own Pottery, 10 a.m. Hamburger patty, lettuce, onion, a truck driver and worked Funeral Home, 211 East to 1 p.m. for the City of Salina for 11th Street, Goodland. senior center tomato, coleslaw, bun and mixed eight years. Private inurnment will be at the fruit. On April 1, 1997, he and Georgia Brewster Cemetery. meal site The Goodland Senior Center Cecil were married. Memorials may be designated to to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday 821-0433 or 785-995-9322. Services include special needs Meal site, part of the Northwest He was preceded in death by his David Beckner Memorial Fund and through Saturday and from 1 to 5 The “Freedom Today” group of of children with disabilities. If you Kansas Area Agency on Aging and wife; parents; grandparents; broth- may be left at the service or sent in p.m. Sunday (from June to August). Narcotics Anonymous. Call 785- have a family member with a special the Homestead Nutrition Project, ers LeRoy, Melvin and Stanley; care of Bateman Funeral Home, Closed Tuesdays. 821-1911 or 206-681-8144. problem, such as drug or alcohol serves meals weekdays at 11:30 a.m. sister,Velma; and great-nephew J. Box 278, Goodland, Kansas 67735. The Carnegie Arts Center is Narcotics Anonymous meets at abuse, job loss or other family crisis, Michael Balentine. Online condolences may be left at Those that are homebound or live in open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- 6:30 (Mountain Time) on Tues- your family can qualify. Call 785- Survivors his children Jeff Har- www.batemanfuneral.com Ruletonor Kanorado, can request to day through Saturday at 120 W. days at the Senior Center. Call 785- 672-3125, ext. 187. have their meal delivered by calling ris of Kanorado, Lisa Nicols of 12th. The center has new monthly 734-2734 for more information. the Homestead Nutrition Project at exhibits and you are invited to visit preschool 1-800-432-7422. For those 60 and the gift shop. thrift store Sherman County Head Start is older the suggested contribution is municipal court The Goodland Public Library is The Goodland Churches Thrift a free preschool for eligible 3 and $3.50 per meal. Those under 60 can open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 4 year olds. The federally funded receive a meal as well, however they These are cases decided by the through Thursday and from 9 a.m. a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through program is targeted to families who speeding 17 mph over limit, fined must pay the full price of the meal, Goodland Municipal Court: $157. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For Friday. Donations welcome. Books meet certain economic guidelines $6.50, in advance. Dec. 10, 2020: Crystal L. Salinas, April 19: Tyler A. Morgan, information call (785) 899-5461 or are no longer accepted. They have and provides hearing, vision, dental After the meal there is cards or stop by the library. daily specials in different depart- and educational screenings. Nutri- theft, fined $270. speeding 17 mph over limit, fined bingo. March 20, 2021: Nyasia W. $157. Big Brothers/Big Sisters of ments. For information call 785- tious meals are served, and parents For more information, visit us at Young, speeding 27 mph over limit, Joyce L. Rivera, exceeed ani- Sherman County is seeking men- 890-2007. are encouraged to get involved in the corner of Center Ave and 15th tors and children to mentor. Call their children’s education. For in- fined $238. mal limit, fined $470. Street or call 785-890-7764. health department formation call 785-890-2552. March 25: Clayton C. Cramer, April 23: Skylar N. Floyd, speed- 785-890-3665. The Sherman County Health De- speeding 1 to 10 mph over limit, ing 20 mph over limit, fined $175. genesis and Breast Cancer Support Group partment at 1622 Broadway is open crimestoppers fined $115. Larry B. Perry, animal at large x2, meets at 5:30 p.m. the second from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. If you have information about Raul A. Sotelo-Hernandez, fined $130. salvation army Monday of the month. Any woman Monday through Friday. any crime, call the Goodland Area Genesis and the Salvation speeding 17 mph over limit, fined April 25: Joshua M. Hatfield, with cancer is welcome. Call Norma Services at the Health Department Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at 899- Army are available year round to $157. disorderly conduct, fined $170. at 785-890-6629 for more informa- include Blood pressure checks; im- help those in need. Call (785) 890- 5665. Your call will be confidential March 31: Tayber D. Elder, David Korogoda, no parking tion. munizations for all ages; health and you will not be asked your 2299 to speak to a volunteer. If you speeding 12 mph over limit, fined zone, fined $165. The Goodland Activities Center assessments for KanBe Health, day- name. If the information results in have any donations for Genesis you $122. Kevin A. Rock, speeding 12 mph has the daily activities. For informa- care and school entry; TB skin tests, the arrest and/or conviction of those may drop them off at The Goodland April 1: Jillian R. Hunter, no over limit, fined $127. tion call 890-7242. Memberships diabetic foot care, pregnancy tests, involved, you could be eligible for Star-News, 1205 Main, Goodland. parking zone, fined $177. April 28: Max E. Arellano, options for everyone including day family planning and a wide variety a reward of up to $1,000. Goodland Times for drop offs are Monday Nicholas L. Jones, speeding in speeding 13 mph over limit, fined passes for $5. Visit goodlandgac. of blood tests including CBC, Lipid through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Area Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit school one 18 mph over limit, fined $133. com or stop by 808 Main. The hours and A1c. The Health Department organization formed by citizens $256. Kenneth J. Soellner, speeding 13 drug drop-off box are 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday also provides WIC and child care against crime. April 3: Richard Reightly, crimi- mph over limit, fined $133. A drug drop-off box for anyone through Thursday, Friday 5:30 a.m. licensing services. All services are The police department can also be nal trespass, fined $170. April 29: Jason D. Austin, pro- who wants to dispose of excess to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. by appointment and can be made called at 785-890-4570. April 8: Cara A. Bauman, fail to hibited noises, fined $170. prescription drugs, vitamins and and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Aerobics by calling 785- 890-4888. For a yield right of way, fined $145. David L. Horinek, speeding 12 supplements is available 24-hours are at 5:30 a.m. on Monday and complete list of all our services visit family shelter The Northwest Kansas Domestic April 10: Monica R. Jefferson, mph over limit, fined $127. a day in the alley between the Sher- Wednesday. Insanity class meets www.shermancountyhealthdepart- and Sexual Violence Services pro- speeding 1 to 10 mph over limit, April 30: Tayber D. Elder, ex- man County Courthouse and the at 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, ment.org. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and vides help day or night to victims fined $115. pired or no driver’s license, fined Sherman County Sheriff’s Office. If you have questions, concerns Lacy J. Sanchez, speeding 1 to 10 $170. Saturday. Taekwondo with Lowell or complaints about child care, call of domestic violence and sexual mph over limit, sined $115. May 1: Charlene R. Schenen- genealogy Coon and Connie Jo Coon call for the health department. assault. For information or help, call April 22: Brayden R. Kaup, no man, speeding 12 mph over limit, The Family History Center, times and dates. Water Testing – The Northwest (800) 794-4624. In the Colby area, seat belt, 14 to 17 years of age, fined $127. 1200 N. 15th, Burlington, run by TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensi- Local Environmental Protection call (785) 443-1130. fined $60. May 3: Wayne D. Boll, animal at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter bly) meets at 5 p.m. on Mondays at Group does well evaluations, in- Day Saints, is open from 9:30 a.m. animal shelter April 15: Celeste J. Davies, large, fined $100. the Goodland Public Library, 812 cluding testing for bacteria and Lost a pet? Call 785-890-4575 to 12:30 p.m. on the first and third Broadway. For information call nitrates. To schedule an evaluation or go to www.petfinder.com and Wednesdays. Everyone is welcome (785) 821-4998. or discuss environmental concerns, be sure to enter the Goodland zip to do free family history research. Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 call the Health Department at 785- code 67735.You can also call the Janis Loretta Elfers activities p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for 890-4888. Goodland Police Department at the meeting every Tuesday at the 890-4570 or Northwest Kansas Janis Loretta (Moore) Elfers, Famous Cupcakes) and watching Tours of the 1907 Victorian early head start Harvest Evangelical Free Church, Animal Shelter at 785-899-4398. age 85, passed away Monday, her favorite TV shows NCIS and Ennis-Handy House at 202 W. Early Head Start is a state funded 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information Interested in adopting a pet? Call the June 14, 2021 at Prairie Senior Blue Bloods as well as Crusin’ 13th are from 1 to 5 p.m. Wednes- program for income eligible fami- call (785) 890-6423. animal shelter or go to the website Living Complex in Main, and spending day through Monday. Closed on Goodland Alcoholics Anony- lies with prenatal mothers and chil- Tuesday. www.nwkasgoodland.webs.com. Colby, KS. time with her children mous, 326 E. 6th. If you drink dren up to age three. Families par- The High Plains Museum, 1717 For personalized dog/cat tags for Janis was born April and grandchildren. alcohol, that’s your business. If you ticipate in a variety of educational Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. $12 call 785-899-4398. 22, 1936 to Clyde E. Janis was preceded in want to stop, we can help. Call 785- activities and receive free medical and Eula M. (Stucker) death by her parents and and dental care. Moore in Goodland, grandparents; daughter, Kansas. She grew up Victoria Lynn; and her bastille log and lived in Edson infant son. ACCEPTING SEALED BIDS where she graduated She is survived by June 24: from Edson Consoli- her son, Roy Lee Elf- Joseph M. Miller, 41, sion of paraphernalia, driving while The Sherman County Commissioners are accepting dated School in 1954. ers of Colby, daughter, state to state transfer, transfer hold. suspended and interference with a sealed bids for installing an underground sprinkler sys- Janis married Dale LeRoy Elf- Barbara Ann and husband David Shawn P. McCullah, 45, tate to law enforcement officer. tem and sod at the Health Department. July 3: ers of Logan, OK on November Sayyae of Topeka, grandchildren, state transfer, transfer hold. Damen Justin Siruta, 32, 19, 1960 and had 4 children Zachary Elfers of Newton, Joshua Vanessa M. Fallis, 38, tate to state Winona, arrested by sheriff’s deputy The specs can be found at the Health Department, together Roy Lee, Victoria Lynn, Tucker of Hesston and his 2 sons transfer, transfer hold. for possession of controlled sub- June 26: County Clerk’s Office or at www.shermancountyks.gov. Infant Son and Barbara Ann. Janis’s great grandsons Shawn Samuel Tejeda-Pichel, stance, possession of paraphernalia, Janis worked as secretary for and Owen Tucker, and Emily 26, Shelbyville, Ky., arrested by criminal possession o0f a weapon, Please submit your sealed bid to 813 Broadway, Room 102 the Edson Consolidated School Elfers of Guthrie, OK. and many state trooper for distribute marijua- possession of marijuana and failure Goodland, KS 67735 by July 19, 2021 by 5:00 PM. Sherman and served as their secretary for more family and friends. na, interference with law enforce- to yield. County reserves the right to refuse any and all bids. the Edson Alumni Committee, Graveside service will be Sat- ment officer and no drug tax stamp. Ryan Lynn Hockett, 42, Colo- June 27: she also worked at the Sherman urday, July 10, 2021 at 10:30 a.m. Hector Santana Aviles- rado Springs, Colo. Arrested by Najera, 42, Goodland, arrested by state trooper for driving under the County ASC office in Goodland, MT at the Goodland Cemetery, also secretary for Clyde Moore North Main Street. A celebration state trooper on a warrant arrest. influence. July 1: Grain Company in Edson which of life will follow the service at John Willie Sanders III, was owned and operated by her the United Methodist Church 35, Dayton, Ohio, arrested by state ENJOY A NIGHT AT THE MOVIES! father Clyde Moore for many Fellowship Hall, 1116 Sherman trooper for distribute hallucinogenic or marijuana, flee and elude amd no Sherman years and bookkeeper for Farris Street, Goodland. Memorials www.goodlandnet.com/movies 1203 Main – Phone 899-6103 Manufacturing in Goodland until may be designated to Sherman drug tax stamp. Tonight 7 PM: July 2: she retired in 2016. Janis was a County High School Alumni As- Michael Jordan Acker- F9: The Fast Saga (PG-13) member of the United Method- sociation and may be left at the man, 32, Colby arrested by city Starts Friday 7 PM: Black Widow (PG-13) ist Church in Goodland. She service or sent in care of Bate- poli9ce for driving under the influ- enjoyed reading books, garden- man Funeral Home, P.O. Box ence, possession of opiate, posses- Closed Captioning and Descriptive Audio. ing, cooking and baking for her 278, Goodland, Kansas 67735. family (especially her famous Information and condolences Frog Eye Salad and her Mother’s www.batemanfuneral.com Happy 90th Birthday! In celebration of Opal Thank You! VanDonge’s 90th Birth-
SUBSCRIBER Thank you to the day on July 14th, we are having a Surprise Birth- Anita Coleman volunteers, sponsors, and patrons from the day Card Shower. Please You receive two free passes to see: Sherman County help celebrate with Opal Community by sending a card in care F9: The Fast Service (Home- Saga (PG-13) of her daughter Deb owned Carnival Janicek at 2106 Apache Group) Clip and bring to the show. Street, Cheyenne, WY Non Transferable for their contribution 82009. She would love to the 4th of to hear from family and July Freedom friends. Thank you, Festival Event. Opal’s Daughters 1203 Main Avenue • (785) 899-6103 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, July 6, 2021 3
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4 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, July 6, 2021 opinion from other viewpoints... Save family farmers from higher taxes Wheat harvest is underway in Kansas and wheat fields in every corner of the state are speckled with combines, grain carts and trucks, all doing their part in the harvest process. And inside those implements are fathers, sons, sisters, mothers and brothers, all working side-by-side to harvest the crop that will provide the fi- nancing for land payments, implement loans and next year’s seed. Agriculture is a capital-intensive industry. Harvesting wheat requires at least four different pieces of machinery, each costing at least a quarter of a million dollars or more. It takes years for a farmer to build enough equity to purchase a new piece of equip- ment or land, and for many families it is only by passing down land and equipment that a family farm can remain viable. Across this great nation, 98 percent of farms and ranches are family-owned. Those families produce more than 85 percent of the food, fuel and fiber we consume here in the U.S. These fam- ily farms, many in their fourth, fifth, or sixth generation, endure turbulent weather, inconsistent market conditions and tight labor markets. In 2017, Republicans passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act , which provided sweeping tax changes to encourage private entrepre- neurship and grow our economy. Under the act, the exemptions for the estate tax more than doubled, keeping most family farms safe from redundant government taxation. But now, the current Administration and big-city Democrats want to task our hard-working agricultural producers with financ- ing their $6 trillion American Families Plan. First, they proposed not only eliminating stepped-up basis on realized property, but also on unrealized assets at the time of the owner’s death. Their proposal would tax unrealized capital gains over $1 million at or- dinary income tax rates, which would be levied at the top marginal Pie a la mode rate of 39.6 percent. That means the next generation inheriting Choices are a very important part of our a long week and many things were happening land and equipment would have to pay taxes on the increases in out to value, even if the property is never sold. Secondly, the Adminis- everyday life. I am what I am today because of that you just can’t prepare for, so we deserved tration has proposed lowering the exemption to the estate tax – or choices I made yesterday. I would like to blame pastor a little bit of a break. death tax – from $11.7 million under the tax bill to $3.5 million someone else, but the truth of the matter is, I As we got to the end of our meal, the waitress am what I am because of my choices. came by to see if we wanted dessert, and of per person and increasing the top tax rate from 40 to 45 percent. • james snyder According to a report published by Texas A&M’s Agriculture I must confess that there are a lot of bad course, we did. Food and Policy Center, if the current Administration’s plan was choices I have made throughout my life. I will Almost simultaneously, we said, “I’ll have enacted, 98 percent of family farms would see new higher tax bur- not name them right here, in fact, I’m trying to solves problems. an apple pie à la mode,” which was the featured dens. In Kansas, farmers and ranchers would face more than a half forget most of them. It’s a good thing I can’t I must say that during these 50 years of dessert on the menu. million dollars in new taxes upon the death of a loved one. That’s relive yesterday. marital bliss, we have had very few arguments. We looked at each other and broke out laugh- simply unbearable. We want to encourage the next generation to However, I have made a few choices that I That is except for one major conflict. ing. The waitress laughed with us, and then she return home to the family farm, not tax them in to bankruptcy. have made in my life that has been very good. Our one argument is the Broccoli/Apple went to get the dessert. America will see millions of acres of land and billions of dol- I don’t focus on my bad choices because I Fritter controversy. Up to this point, neither It was then I realized there are things that do can get discouraged. But, I do focus on my of us has budged either way. bring us together. I never thought of it before, lars of equipment change hands over the next decade. While the current Administration contests that only a small percentage of good choices because that’s a real source of It is a good thing I didn’t know she was a but apple pie à la mode was the one thing that our farm families will be impacted by their proposed changes, all encouragement. broccoli-holic, or I might have had second brought us together and the one thing that we evidence indicates otherwise. Any changes to the estate tax and I must say that the best choice that I’ve ever thoughts. How anybody can like broccoli is could agree on. opportunities to pass assets from one generation to the next could made in my life was marrying the Gracious beyond my comprehension. We’ve known each other for about 50 years, lead to further consolidation in the agriculture industry, fewer Mistress of the Parsonage. I’m really not sure On her side, if she knew I was an Apple and I just realized the one thing that we do have young families returning home to their rural communities, and it was my choice, but I will take credit for it. Fritter-holic, she might have had second in common. So we talked about it for a few more rural Main Street businesses closing shop. While we were dating, we were once trav- thoughts as well. moments, and the topic was, “What was your We cannot allow this Administration to saddle our hard- eling with a group of people, and as we were As much as I can remember, this has been favorite pie à la mode?” working farming families with the responsibilities of funding sitting together, she said something like, the only controversy that we’ve had. For me, it’s tough to pick out my favorite their socialist agenda. Agriculture is responsible for 40 percent “Wouldn’t it be nice to get married?” In retrospect, it is a good thing I didn’t pie. But, if there’s a bad pie, I’ve never en- of the Kansas economy. We must do all we can to ensure our farm I thought it was a rhetorical question; how know about this, and probably it’s good that countered it. families have every opportunity possible to continue their way was I to know it was an unofficial proposal. she didn’t know about me. That controversy Finally, I brought it all together by saying, of life, bring the next generation back to the farm and keep rural In my naivety, I said, “It sure would be nice.” could’ve kept us from getting married and then “Any pie à la mode is my kind of pie.” America alive and well. Well, in that regard, that was a choice I made. look at what we would have missed in life. Later on, I was reminded of one of my favor- –U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall It also was a prophecy. I did not know I was She once suggested that we switch, and for ite verses in the Bible. “Can two walk together, a prophet. But when I said it would be “nice,” one week, I eat broccoli every day, and she will except they be agreed?” (Amos 3:3). I was precisely on target. It has been nice. eat an Apple fritter every day. Walking together for 50 years has been a In August of this year, the Gracious Mistress I tried to consider that but only for one half great blessing. We don’t focus on our disagree- of the Parsonage and her husband will cel- of a second. So if we did that, I would be the ments but rather on those things that we agree ebrate 50 years of marital bliss. I can’t believe great loser, and she would get to enjoy an Apple on. As the years have gone by, what we agree it’s that long; I must’ve been very young when Fritter everyday for a week. That didn’t sound on has become more important. The Goodland Star-News it took place. fair to me. (USPS No. 222-460. ISSN 0893-0562) But 50 years can go by very fast. So after As we celebrate our 50th wedding anniver- Dr. James L. 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Farm and Ranch News Ask the expert: understanding the Drought Monitor By Ciji Taylor For others, it may provide a convenient big- rain, snow, temperature, streamfl ow, reser- Mitigation Center at the University of Ne- effort to make the USDM more accessible USDA Public Affairs Specialist picture snapshot of broader environmental voir levels, soil moisture, and more – as well braska-Lincoln (the academic partner and to historically underserved populations. A conditions. as fi rst-hand information submitted from website host of the USDM), the National Spanish-language version of the USDM The U.S. Drought Monitor (USDM) is an Drought not only affects how farmers, on-the-ground sources such as photos, de- Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, was previously created to provide weekly online, weekly map showing the location, ranchers, and forest managers run their scriptions, and experiences. But sometimes and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. drought information for Spanish-speaking extent, and severity of drought across the day-to-day operations, it also impacts our the data tell different stories, especially over populations in the U.S. United States. It categorizes the entire coun- municipal water supply and water sup- different lengths of time. For example, a What makes the USDM unique is that How can people contribute try as being in one of six levels of drought. ply in general, the quality of our fi sh and rainy week may erase drought in people’s it is not a strictly numeric product. The to the USDM? The fi rst two, None and Abnormally Dry wildlife habitats, and infl uences a variety minds, but may not make up for long-term mapmakers rely on their judgment and a There are multiple ways to contribute (D0), are not considered to be drought. of industries and livelihoods like landscap- defi cits and may not soak hard, dry soil. nationwide network of 450-plus experts to your observations to the USDM process: The next four describe increasing levels ing, energy production, river navigation, The levels of drought are connected to interpret conditions for each region. They • Talk to your state climatologist - Find of drought: Moderate (D1), Severe (D2), and more. the frequency of occurrence across several synthesize their discussion and analysis the current list at the American Association Extreme (D3) and Exceptional (D4). The USDA uses the USDM to determine a different drought indicators. A Moderate into a single depiction of drought for the of State Climatologistswebsite. map is released on Thursdays and depicts producer’s eligibility for certain drought drought is one that happens, statistically, entire country. • Email - Emails sent to droughtmoni- conditions for the week that ended the pre- assistance programs, like the Livestock up to 20% of the time, and an Exceptional How does the U.S. Drought Monitor [email protected] inform the USDM authors. ceding Tuesday. Forage Disaster Program (LFP) and Emer- drought, up to 2% of the time, or once every provide information for producers? • Become a CoCoRaHS observer - Sub- Why is the USDM important gency Haying or Grazing on CRP acres. 50 years. In reality, Exceptional droughts Earlier this month, the USDM added a mit drought reports along with daily pre- to agricultural producers? Additionally, the Farm Service Agency uses may happen in back-to-back years, or may feature where users can view drought data cipitation observations to the Community The USDM provides producers with the the Drought Monitor to trigger and “fast not happen at all in 100 years. or maps for 323 tribal areas. While this Collaborative Rain, Hail & Snow Network. latest information about drought conditions track” Secretarial Disaster Designations Who creates the drought map? information is not new, we now provide •Submit Condition Monitoring Observer where they live, enabling producers to best which then provides producers impacted The science that goes into detecting deeper insight into drought conditions and Reports (CMOR) - go.unl.edu/CMOR. respond and react to a drought as it develops by drought access to emergency loans that drought is climatology, which involves compute statistics for these areas, allowing For more information, visit drought.gov. or lingers. In some cases, the USDM may can assist with credit needs. comparing data over time to understand users to shine a spotlight on how drought help a producer make specifi c decisions How do you determine what is normal for a particular place. The affects tribal communities. about their operation, such as reducing the drought location and severity? map authors are trained climatologists or The project to enhance tribal area data on stocking rate because forage is not growing. The USDM incorporates varying data – meteorologists from the National Drought the U.S. Drought Monitor site is the latest Speakersannounced 2021 Ag Summit announced for Aug. 26 The Kansas Department of Agriculture will virtual sector breakout sessions will lead up to a social event on the evening of August 25, also host the state’s agriculture community in person the Summit main event. at the Manhattan Conference Center. for its sixth annual Kansas Governor’s Summit A full schedule of the sector breakout sessions, There is no cost to attend any of the Ag Growth forno-tillconference on Agricultural Growth on Thursday, August 26, along with registration links for each individual Summit meetings or events, but it is important in Manhattan. The 2021 Ag Growth Summit will Zoom meeting, can be found at www.agriculture. that attendees register to get login information for The Colorado Conservation main climate drivers for the High be a blend of in-person events and online meet- ks.gov/Summit. the virtual sector breakout sessions and so KDA Tillage Association has an- Plains and expected long range ings. The Summit main event will be held at the The Summit will culminate with the main can provide adequate materials for attendees nounced that it will feature more trends for 2022, while AgWest Manhattan Conference Center with in-person event in person on August 26 – a day of meaning- and have accurate meal counts. Registration has than 25 speakers at the High President Paul Mussman will attendance highly encouraged. For several weeks ful discussion about the future of Kansas agricul- begun for the Summit and for sector breakout Plains No-Till Conference on provide a grain and livestock prior to the Summit, starting July 1, a series of ture. Attendees are also invited to participate in sessions at www.agriculture.ks.gov/Summit. August 24-25 in Burlington, market update. Additionally, Colorado, to present on topics Jenna Keller of Keller Law will related to soil health, no-till, discuss “Legal Issues Pertaining regenerative grazing, and farm to Succession and Estate Plan- Managing heat conditions important for cattle comfort profi tability. ning,” and Brad Justice, CEO of By Shelby Varner heat load they accumulated during He also recommends reducing Tarpoff said water misters should Keynote speakers Alejandro Soil Metrics, LLC, will present K-State Research and Exten- the day,” Tarpoff said. the stocking load, which increases only be used in the morning and Carrillo, Loran Steinlage, and “Soil Carbon Markets – A Practi- sion intern Two forecasting tools Tarpoff spacing and allows for better air cir- evening for evaporative cooling of Dr. James White will headline cal Primer.” recommends are the U.S. Meat Ani- culation and easier access to water. the pen surface. the event. Carrillo, a rancher “We are really excited about the Not only do hot summer days mal Research Center’s heat stress “During the summer months “We don’t wet the cattle to cool from the Chihuahuan Desert in speakers who are able to present make people uncomfortable out- monitor and the Kansas Mesonet. we want to increase wind speed as them during the heat of the day,” Mexico, will discuss “Greening at this year’s conference,” said doors, it can also impact livestock. To minimize the amount of heat much as we can just to be able to he said. “That can be disastrous the Desert” and “Under the Hood: CCTA Coordinator Joni Mitchek. K-State Research and Extension stress on the cattle, Tarpoff advises dissipate some of that heat load,” because we can actually increase Making Adaptive Grazing Work “And we’re also looking forward beef veterinarian A.J. Tarpoff said producers to fi nish all processing he said. the humidity at the pen level at that in Brittle Environments.” to highlighting some of the in- temperature, humidity, wind speed or handling work with cattle before Another strategy that Tarpoff time of day.” Owner and operator of novative work being done by and solar radiation all affect cattle. 10 a.m. on hot days, and potentially recommends is providing cattle Tarpoff recently discussed heat FLOLOfarms, Steinlage will fo- producers in the region.” Not only do producers need to watch to push feeding times to later in the bedding and shade so that animals stress on a recent edition of the cus on the peaks and valleys that Among the producers speak- daytime temperatures, Tarpoff said evening. have a cool place to lay.“Cattle have weekday radio program, Agricul- his family has faced in his keynote ing at the event will be several nighttime temperatures are just as “When we feed cattle, they will an immense shade seeking behav- ture Today. That podcast is available address “Subject to Change” and participants from CCTA’s Soil important in preventing heat stress. actually increase their heat load ior,” he said. online. on the evolution of equipment Health Demo project, FARMS: “They really need about six hours just from digestion for the next 4 to and practices on their farm in his Farmers Advancing Regenera- of nighttime cooling to dissipate the 6 hours,” Tarpoff said. breakout session “Adaptation vs. tive Management Systems. These Adoption.” producers will discuss topics “Drive a little... Dr. James White will utilize his such as composting, diversifying experience as Professor of Plant crop rotations, grazing, pasture save a lot!” Biology at Rutgers University in cropping, adding perennials, and New Jersey to speak about the the profitability of soil health rhizophagy cycle in roots and the systems. roles of endophytes in interacting A complete listing of speakers 2880 Rd. 64 with plants and promoting overall and registration for the con- Edson, KS growth and health. ference is available online at P: (785) 899-0096 The two-day event will also www.HighPlainsNoTill.com. showcase a full schedule of Questions about the event may Phone: (785) 899-5454 • Toll free: (888) 613-1121 www.cochranfarmsupply.com breakout speakers, including be directed to CCTA Coordina- www.wilkenstruck.com several industry professionals tor Joni Mitchek at coordina- in the region. Chief Meteorolo- [email protected] or gist Don Day Jr. will discuss the 1-833-4No-Till. 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TSACDAORB ABC Press Your Luck The $100,000 Pyr a mid Card Sharks (N) Lo cal Jimmy Kimmel Live Night line ELBAC A&E (6:00) Den of Thieves (‘18, R) aaa Gerard Butler. (:04) Ex trac tion (‘15, R) Kellan Lutz, Bruce Wil lis. Den of Thieves (‘18) aaa CBS Big Brother (TV14) (N) Love Island (N) Lo cal (:35) Late Show (TV14) Corden AMC ‘Croc o dile’ Dundee (‘86) ‘Croc o dile’ Dundee II (‘88, PG) aa Paul Ho gan. The Intern shi p (‘13, PG-13) aac NBC (6:00) 2021 Stan ley Cup Fi nal : “Game 5 (if nec)” Date line NBC Lo cal To night Show (TV14) Late Night ANIMAL Crikey! : “Hos pi tal” (N) The Zoo (TVPG) The Zoo : “Wild Dogs” Crikey! It’s the Irwins Crikey! It’s the Irwins FOX MasterChef (TV14) (N) Crime Scene Kitchen Local Programs (TV14) Local Programs (TV14) BET (6:00) What Men Want (‘19, R) Taraji P. Henson. Nobody’ s Fool (‘18, R) aa Tika Sump ter, Tiffany Haddish. ION Blue Bloods (TV14) Blue Bloods : “Crit i cal” Blue Bloods (TV14) Blue Bloods (TV14) Blue Bloods (TV14) BRAVO The Shawshank Re demp tion (‘94) The Shawshank Re demp tion (‘94, R) aaaa Tim Robbins. All Eyez
ELBAC A&E Court Cam Court Cam Un der Oath Un der Oath Court Cam Court Cam Court Cam Court Cam Court Cam Court Cam CARTOON Burgers Dad Dad Rick Morty Fam ily Guy Fam ily Guy Dragon Sword Art Gemusetto Class room AMC aaac The Perfect Storm (‘00, PG-13) George Clooney. The Fighter (‘10, R) Mark Wahlberg, Christian Bale. Discov ery CMT Movie Movie To Be An nounced ANIMAL Lone Star Law (N) Lou i si ana Law: Uncuffed : “Breakin’ Rules” (N) Lone Star Law: Uncuffed : “Hunt to Kill” (TV14) CNN The Nineties : “The One About TV” The Eighties : “Raised on Tele vision” The Sev en ties BET Tyler Perry’s Sistas (N) BET The En core (N) Tyler Perry’s Sistas BET The En core Martin Martin COMEDY Step Broth ers (‘08) aaa Dodgeball: A True Under dog Story (‘04, PG-13) aaa Vince Vaughn. S. Park S. Park BRAVO Fam ily Karma (N) Bruce Al mighty (‘03, PG-13) aaa Jim Carrey, Morgan Freeman. DISCOVERY (6:00) Jaws (‘75, PG) aaac Roy Scheider. Sharks (TVPG) Jaws (‘75, PG) aaac Roy Scheider, Rob ert Shaw. CARTOON Dad Dad Dad Rick Morty Fam ily Guy Fam ily Guy Rick Morty Robot (:15) ATHF Fam ily Guy DISNEY Mi rac u lous Mi rac u lous Big City Big City Owl House Owl House Jessie Jessie Jessie Jessie CMT Mom Mom Mom Mom House wife House wife House wife House wife Movie E! To Be An nounced To Be An nounced To Be An nounced To Be An nounced CNN Cuomo Prime Time (N) Don Lemon To night (N) An der son Coo per 360° Cuomo Prime Time Don Lemon To night ESPN UFC Prelims SportsCenter SportsCenter SportsCenter SportsCenter COMEDY S. Park S. Park S. Park Crank (N) Daily S. Park S. Park S. Park S. Park S. 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Thor: Dark ESPN2 (6:00) WNBA Game UEFA Euro Flash back UFC Main Event In side UEFA Euro Horn Interruptn HGTV (:01) Scott’s House (N) Love It or List It (TV G) Love It or List It (TV G) Scott’s Va ca tion House Love It or List It (TV G) FOOD Guy’s Gro cery Games Kitchen Crash Guy’s Gro cery Games Guy’s Gro cery Games Kitchen Crash HISTORY (:02) Amer i can Pick ers (:05) Amer i can Pick ers (:05) Amer i can Pick ers (:03) Amer i can Pick ers (:05) Amer i can Pick ers FREEFORM The Waterboy (‘98, PG-13) aac Adam Sandler. The 700 Club (TV G) Simp sons Simp sons Simp sons Simp sons LIFETIME Framed By My (‘21) (:03) The Stranger She Brought Home (‘21) (:01) Framed By My Hus band (‘21) FX Men in Black In terna tional (‘19) aac Men in Black In terna tional (‘19, PG-13) aac Chris Hemsworth. Hip Hop Uncov ered MTV Fri day (‘95, R) Ice Cube. Next Fri day (‘00, R) aac Ice Cube, Mike Epps. Friday After Next (‘02, R) aa Ice Cube, Mike Epps. HGTV Two Steps Home (N) Hunt ers Hunt ers Hunt ers Hunt ers Two Steps Home Hunt ers Hunt ers NEWSNAT Banfield Banfield NewsNationPrime NewsNationPrime Per son of In ter est HISTORY Forged in Fire (N) Forged in Fire (TVPG) Forged in Fire (TVPG) Forged in Fire (TVPG) Forged in Fire (TVPG) NICK Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Mom (:35) Mom LIFETIME Married at First Sight Look-a-Like Love (N) Married at First Sight Married at First Sight : “Match mak ing in” (TV14) PARMT (6:00) Movie Movie Movie MTV The Hills: New Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous SYFY Age of Ultron (‘15) Robin Hood (‘10, PG-13) aaa Russell Crowe, Cate Blanchett. 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(:45) Pic nic (‘55, PG) Wil liam Holden, Kim Novak. East of Eden (‘55, PG) James Dean. TV LAND Two and a Half Men (:55) Men Men Men Men Men Men Queens Queens TLC Dr. Pimple Popper (N) 1000-lb Sis ters (TV14) 1000-lb Sis ters (TV14) Dr. Pimple Popper Dr. Pimple Popper USA (6:30) Grown Ups 2 (‘13, PG-13) aa (:45) Long Shot (‘19, R) aaa Charlize Theron, Seth Rogen. Chrisley TNT (6:00) AEW: Dy na mite The Re place ments (‘00, PG-13) aaa Keanu Reeves. Creed (‘15, PG-13) aaaa VH1 (6:30) Get Rich or Die Tryin’ (‘05, R) aa 50 Cent. Noto ri ou s (‘09, R) aaa Jamal Woolard, Derek Luke. Po etic TRAVEL Mys ter ies Unkn. (N) Be yond the Un known Be yond the Un known Myster ies of the Unknown : “Un der ground” HBO Judas & Messiah (‘21) (:10) Betty (:40) Betty (:10) Fa tale (‘20, R) aa Hilary Swank, Mike Colter. (:55) The Hunt (‘20, R) TV LAND Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Youn ger (TV14) (N) Queens The King of Queens Queens Youn ger (TV14) MERP USA SVU : “Coun selor, It’s” SVU : “We Dream of” SVU : “Sus pi cion” SVU : “Twenty-Five” NCIS: Los Angeles MAX A Good Day (:39) Un leashed (‘05, R) Jet Li, Morgan Free man. Dan ger ous Mind Con fes sion (‘03) (:17) Equi lib rium (‘02, R) VH1 Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Nick Cannon Presen ts: Wild ‘N Out (TV14) Wayans SHOW Embat tled (‘20, R) aaa Stephen Dorff, Darren Mann. Wrong Turn (‘21, R) aaa Mat thew Modine. DESUS & HBO (:20) Betty (:50) Kajillionaire (‘20, R) aaa Evan Ra chel Wood. (:35) Blackhat (‘15, R) aac Chris Hemsworth. Insom nia MERP MAX (6:00) Curi ous Case of Button (‘08) (:48) Last Christ mas (‘19, PG-13) Emilia Clarke. (:33) A Hidden Life (‘19, PG-13) aaac SUNDAY EVENING JULY 11, 2021 SHOW (6:00) Sav ing Pri vate Ryan (‘98, R) Tom Hanks. U-571 (‘00, PG-13) aaa Mat thew McConaughey. Drive An gry (‘11, R) aa 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30
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ELBAC A&E The First 48 (TV14) The First 48 : “In sider” The First 48 (TV14) The First 48 (TV14) The First 48 (TV14) BET (6:00) The Se cret Life of Bees (‘08, PG-13) aaa Mar tin Mar tin Mar tin Mar tin Parkers Parkers AMC Great Out doors (‘88) Kin der gar ten Cop (‘90, PG-13) aac Ar nold Schwarzenegger. Tommy Boy (‘95, PG-13) aaa BRAVO Shahs of Sun set (N) Married to Medi cine (N) Watch What The Real Housewives of Po tomac Shahs of Sun set ANIMAL Dead li est Catch (TV14) Dead li est Catch (TV14) Dead li est Catch (TV14) Dead li est Catch (TV14) Dead li est Catch (TV14) CARTOON Dad Dad Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Rick Morty Off the Air Eric An dre Gemusetto Dad BET Movie Payne Assisted Mar tin Mar tin CMT (6:30) Movie To Be An nounced Dou ble Jeop ardy (‘99, R) aac Tommy Lee Jones. BRAVO Top Chef Top Chef Selena (‘97, PG) aaa Jennifer Lopez, Edward James Olmos. Selena (‘97, PG) aaa CNN History of the Sitcom History of the Sitcom The Nineties History of the Sitcom History of the Sitcom CARTOON Dad Dad Dad Rick Morty Family Guy Family Guy Tuca Ro bot (:15) ATHF Family Guy COMEDY Old School An chor man 2: The Leg end Con tin ues (‘13, PG-13) aac S. Park S. Park S. Park S. Park CMT (6:00) Movie Movie Movie DISCOVERY Tif fany Haddish (N) Jack ass Shark Week Josh Gates To night (N) Crikey! It’s (TVPG) Tif fany Haddish Does CNN Cuomo Prime Time (N) Don Lemon To night (N) Ander son Cooper 360° Cuomo Prime Time Don Lemon To night DISNEY Raven Jessie : “Good Luck” Good Luck Char lie! aac BUNK’D Unsittable Jessie Jessie Jessie COMEDY The Office The Office The Office The Office Daily Crank The Office S. Park (:15) Daily Show (TV14) E! Kardashians (TV14) E! True Holly wood Story (TVPG) Celeb rity Game Face Celeb rity Game Face DISCOVERY Home stead Res cue (N) (:01) Build ing Off the Grid (TV G) Homestea d Rescue : “Stuck in the Mud” (TV G) ESPN (5:00) 2021 MLB Draft (Live) SportsCenter with Scott SportsCenter Sports news. Sports DISNEY Jessie Jessie Big City Big City Unsittable Syd ney Ra ven Ra ven Jessie Jessie ESPN2 (5:30) UEFA Euro 2020 : “Fi nal” (Taped) Mar tial Arts (Taped) X Games Ac tion sports. UFC Ar chi val E! Very Cavallari (TV14) Nightly Pop (TV14) Nightly Busy To Be An nounced FOOD Food Truck Race (N) Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Food Truck (TV G) Beat Bobby Beat Bobby ESPN (6:00) MLB Baseball : Phila del phia vs Chicago Sports SportsCenter with Scott SportsCenter FREEFORM The Twi light Saga: Break ing Dawn: Part 2 (‘12) Now You See Me 2 (‘16, PG-13) aaa Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo. ESPN2 Spelling Bee : “Fi nals” Cornhole League : “Final Chase” (Re play) NFL Live Horn Interruptn FX (6:00) Iron Man 3 (‘13, PG-13) Robert Downey Jr. Iron Man 3 (‘13, PG-13) aaac Rob ert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow. FOOD Res tau rant: Im pos si ble BBQ Brawl (TV G) Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Res tau rant: Im pos si ble HGTV (:01) Battle on the Beach (TV G) (N) Hunt (N) Life (N) Life (N) Battle on the Beach (TV G) Hunt FREEFORM aac (6:30) Sweet Home Al abama (‘02, PG-13) The 700 Club (TV G) Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons HISTORY Food Built (TVPG) The Food That Built America : “Spoils of War” The Food That Built America : “Best Served” FX aac aaac (6:00) Ride Along 2 (‘16) Ride Along 2 (‘16, PG-13) Ice Cube. Spi der-Man: Home com ing (‘17, PG-13) LIFETIME (6:00) College Prof (‘21) Se crets of a Gold Dig ger Killer (‘21) Julie Benz. (:01) College Profes sor Obses sion (‘21) HGTV Christina on the Coast Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Christina on the Coast Hunters Hunters MTV Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lou s Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous HISTORY Mntn Men (:33) Alone : “Smoked” (TVPG) (N) Mountain Men (TVPG) (:03) Mountain Men : “Brawl of Wild” (:36) Alone NEWSNAT Banfield Banfield NewsNationPrime NewsNationPrime Person of Inter est LIFETIME aaa aa The Pro posal (‘09) (:03) Bride Wars (‘09, PG) Kate Hudson. (:01) The Pro posal (‘09, PG-13) San dra Bull ock. NICK (6:00) Rio 2 (‘14, G) aac Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Mom Mom (:35) Mom MTV Jersey Shore (TV14) Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u l ous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous PARMT Yellow stone (TVMA) Movie Yellow stone (TVMA) NEWSNAT NewsNationPrime Banfield The Donlon Re port NewsNationPrime NewsNationPrime SYFY Ant-Man Ant-Man (‘15, PG-13) aaac Paul Rudd, Evangeline Lilly. Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama NICK SpongeBob Movie (‘15) Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends (:35) Mom TBS Shazam! (‘19, PG-13) Zachary Levi. (:47) Shazam! (‘19, PG-13) aaa Zachary Levi, Mark Strong. Wild West PARMT (6:00) Movie Yellow stone (TVMA) Movie TCM (6:00) The Women (‘39, NR) aaac The Oppo site Sex (‘56, NR) aaa June Allyson. (:45) So This is Paris (‘26, NR) SYFY Hellboy (‘19, R) aa Da vid Har bour, Milla Jovovich. The Chroni cles of Riddick (‘04, PG-13) aac Vin Die sel. TLC 90 Day Fiancé (N) You, Me & My Ex (N) 90 Day Fiancé (N) 90 Day Fiancé: Hap pily Ever After? (TV14) TBS The Cube (N) The Cube The Cube Wipeout (TV14) Wipeout (TV14) TNT Ani mal Kingdom (N) Ani mal Kingdom Gladi a tor (‘00, R) aaaa Rus sell Crowe, Joaquin Phoe nix. TCM Viva Las Ve gas (‘64) Speedway (‘68, G) aac El vis Pres ley. Spinout (‘66, G) aac El vis Pres ley. TRAVEL Moun tain Mon sters (N) Moun tain Mon sters (N) Moun tain Mon sters Moun tain Mon sters Moun tain Mon sters TLC My 600-lb Life : “Seana’s Story” (TV14) Fam ily By the Ton Dr. Pimple Popper My 600-lb Life (TV14) TV LAND Two and a Half Men (:55) Men Men Men Men Men Men Roseanne Roseanne TNT (6:00) Crazy Rich Asians (‘18) aaa Blended (‘14, PG-13) aac Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore. Castle (TVPG) USA SVU : “Spousal” (TV14) SVU : “Emotions ” SVU : “Com plicated” SVU : “Pix ies” (TV14) SVU : “Manic” (TV14) TRAVEL Paranor mal (TVPG) (N) Roswell: Fi nal (N) Paranor mal (TVPG) Paranor mal (TVPG) Paranor mal (TVPG) VH1 Big Momma’s House 2 (‘06, PG-13) aa Mar tin Law rence. John son Fam ily Va ca tion (‘04, PG-13) ac Prince TV LAND Loves Ray. (TVPG) Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Queens Queens Queens Queens Queens Queens HBO The White Lotus (N) The White Lotus Pitch Perfect (‘12, PG-13) aaa Anna Kendrick. (:55) The White Lotus USA Pretty Woman (‘90, R) aaa Richard Gere, Julia Roberts. SVU (TV14) SVU : “Crim inal Ha tred” SVU MERP MAX aa aa VH1 Beauty Shop (‘05, PG-13) aa Queen Latifah. Think Like a Man Too (‘14, PG-13) aa Michael Ealy. Holi day Seek Su san (:45) Warm Bodies (‘13, PG-13) Nich o las Hoult. (:25) Su per star (‘99) (:48) Miss Julie (‘14, PG-13) SHOW The Chi (TVMA) (N) Black Mon. Flatbush DESUS & The Chi (TVMA) Flatbush DESUS & Black Mon. HBO Human Capi (:45) The Hunt (‘20, R) Ike Barinholtz. (:15) The 40-Year-Old Virgin (‘05, R) Steve Carell. (:15) Snake Eyes (‘98) MERP MAX Ameri can Reunion (‘12) (:54) Su per star (‘99) aa (:17) The Chosen (‘82, PG) aac Maximilian Schell. (:05) Fifty Shades (‘16) a SHOW (6:00) Django Un chained (‘12, R) Jamie Foxx. DESUS & 21 Bridges (‘19, R) aaac DESUS & Secre tary MONDAY EVENING JULY 12, 2021 FRIDAY EVENING JULY 9, 2021 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30
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TSACDAORB ABC Shark Tank (TVPG) (:01) 20/20 Local Jimmy Kimmel Live Nightline NBC Amer i can Ninja War rior : “Quali fi e rs 5" (N) (:01) Small For tune (N) Local To night Show (TV14) Late Night CBS Secret Celeb rity (N) Love Island (N) Blue Bloods (TV14) Local (:35) Late Show (TV14) Corden FOX Hell’s Kitchen (N) HouseBrok. Duncanvil. Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) NBC Ameri c an Ninja Warrior : “Quali fi e rs 4" (TVPG) Dateline NBC Local To night Show (TV14) Late Night ION NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles FOX WWE Fri day Night SmackDown (Taped) Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) Lo cal Pro grams (TV14)
ELBAC A&E Inter ven tion (TV14) (N) Inter ven tion (TV14) (N) Inter ven tion : “Caitlin” (:03) Inter ven tion : “Tim” Inter ven tion : “Clayton” ION Hawaii Five-0 (TVPG) Hawaii Five-0 (TVPG) Hawaii Five-0 (TV14) Hawaii Five-0 (TV14) Hawaii Five-0 (TV14) AMC The Perfect Storm (‘00) The Beast Must Die (N) (:03) The God fa ther (‘72, R) aaaa Marlon Brando, Al Pacino.
ELBAC A&E The First 48 (TV14) The First 48 (TV14) The First 48 (TV14) The First 48 (TV14) The First 48 (TV14) ANIMAL Homestead Res cue: Raney Ranch (TVPG) (N) Homestea d Rescue Homestea d Rescue Homestea d (TVPG) aaac AMC (6:00) True Lies (‘94, R) Ar nold Schwarzenegger. Total Recall (‘90, R) Ar nold Schwarzenegger. S.W.A.T. BET ac ANIMAL Tyler Perry’s A Madea Christ mas (‘13, PG-13) Tyler Perry. Mar tin Mar tin Mar tin Mar tin River Mon sters (N) River Mon sters (TVPG) River Mon sters (TVPG) River Monsters: Deadli est Man-eaters (TVPG) BRAVO BET ac Below Deck (TV14) (N) Watch What Below Deck (TV14) Top Chef Top Chef Top Chef Top Chef Below (6:00) When the Bough Breaks (‘16, PG-13) Tyler Perry’s Sistas BET The En core Mar tin Mar tin CARTOON BRAVO aaa aaa Bur gers Bur gers Dad Dad Family Guy Family Guy Rick Morty Eric An dre (:15) ATHF Family Guy Fast Five (‘11, PG-13) Vin Die sel, Paul Walker. Fast & Fu ri ous (‘09, PG-13) Vin Die sel. Cold (‘19) CMT CARTOON Dad Dad Family Guy Rick Morty Family Guy Family Guy Eric An dre Eric An dre Eric An dre Eric An dre Mom Mom Mom Mom Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Movie CNN CMT Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Golden Golden Cuomo Prime Time (N) Don Lemon To night (N) Don Lemon To night (N) Ander son Cooper 360° Cuomo Prime Time COMEDY CNN Cuomo Prime Time (N) Don Lemon To night (N) Ander son Cooper 360° Cuomo Prime Time Don Lemon To night The Office The Office The Office The Office The Office The Office S. Park S. Park S. Park S. Park COMEDY Schitt’s Schitt’s Schitt’s Schitt’s Jim Gaffigan (TV14) Chapplle Chapplle Chapplle Chapplle DISCOVERY Jaws Awakens (N) Expe di tion (TVPG) (N) Josh Gates To night (N) Air Jaws (TVPG) Jaws Awakens (TVPG) DISCOVERY Be ring Sea Gold : “The Nome-inees” (TV14) (N) (:03) Be ring Sea Gold Gold Rush (TVPG) (:02) Be ring Sea Gold DISNEY Jessie Jessie Big City Big City Unsittable Sydne y Raven Raven Jessie Jessie DISNEY Big City (:40) Bluey (:05) Bluey Big City BUNK’D Unsittable Unsittable Raven Jessie Jessie E! Botched (TV14) Meet the Frasers Nightly Pop (TV14) Nightly Busy To Be An nounced E! 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She married Jim Johnson, who ber, and mother of three, Heather felt Claus to downtown Beloit, complete with large water park. Huck Boyd National Institute had grown up in neighboring Jewell County strongly about enhancing the quality of crafts and cookies. The list goes on and on. “It’s been a great draw,” Heather said. for Rural Development and earned a degree in agribusiness. After life in the community. “I focused on things “When we first moved back (to Beloit), “There was a village here that helped raise Kansas State University graduation, they moved to Norton, where I enjoyed as a young child,” Heather said. there were Fourth of July fireworks at Wa- me and my siblings. Someone needs to carry Heather taught and Jim worked in a bank “I wanted those same opportunities for my conda Lake,” Heather said. When funding on those traditions.” “Giving back.” The term is frequently until he went to law school at the University kids and their friends.” ran low and the organizers got tired, the fire- That type of commitment to community used, but what does it mean in practice? of Kansas. In 2005, they moved back to This was based on values that Heather works were discontinued. “North-central is vital in rural places such as Beloit, popula- Today we’ll meet a family-owned phar- Beloit, where Jim joined the law practice had learned from her parents, who had also Kansas went a year without fireworks, and tion 3,835 people. Now, that’s rural. macy where the people have a longtime of attorney Curt Frasier. In 2007, Heather been deeply involved in the community. we felt that had to change,” Heather said. For more information about the commu- commitment to giving back to their rural took a position as bookkeeper at her fam- “That’s how we were raised,” she said. “My Her family solicited funds, and more than nity, go to www.beloitks.org. community. ily’s business, S&S Drug. Heather and Jim mom and dad were doers.” $10,000 was raised to bring back the annual “Giving back.” It’s more than a concept Heather Johnson is the CEO of S&S also had three children. As a result, S&S Drug has been a long- fireworks display. As of 2021, the local for Heather Johnson of S&S Drug, who is Drug, a family-owned pharmacy in down- “Over the years, my dad and I have kind time sponsor of community and youth chamber now operates the fireworks show. making a difference by enhancing the qual- town Beloit. S&S Drug has served north- of switched roles,” Heather said. “Now I’m activities in Beloit. S&S Drug and the “When my kids were little, I took them to ity of life in her community. She not only central Kansas for more than 100 years. In doing the management, and he’s enjoyed Heidrick and Johnson families are involved the Beloit city pool,” Heather said. “It had moved back, she is giving back. 1986, Max and Michele Heidrick purchased becoming a professional grandpa,” she said in supporting lots of different activities for been built in the 1940s and was leaking and And there’s more. The second element of the drugstore, and it has been in their family with a smile. virtually every major holiday. costing the city a lot of money.” She saw the this story has to do with COVID-19. We’ll ever since. Their daughter Heather grew up S&S Drug has two businesses, a full- They helped organize and sponsor the need, set up a committee, researched the learn about that next week. in the business. service pharmacy and a home-health supply Easter egg hunt, for example, where as topic and led a drive to fund a new aquatic Heather went to Kansas State University, store. The businesses are located across the many as 600 children participate, and center. Voters approved a sales tax increase where she earned a bachelor’s degree in el- street from each other in downtown Beloit. everyone gets a prize. At Christmastime, for the project. Beloit became one of the first Results from the raised garden experiment As we enter into the first part of July, I thought when the summer heat arrives it seems you al- In The Paper it might be a good time to give a report on my the most have to water some things every day. That’s great garden experiment for this summer. As you where using a good amount of mulch will help a may, or may not, recall I had made the decision lot, even on the raised beds. 50 Years Ago this garden season to end 44 years of gardening gardener So how is everything growing? I have to say directly in the ground and to plant my vegetable • that most everything I have planted is growing July 6, 1971 garden entirely in raised beds and planters. Marty and much better than I ever imagined! So far the The project last fall with the building of 18 only vegetables to be consumed are the lettuces, Kay Melia fairly large raised bed boxes, and subsequently greens, radishes, kale and a few sugar snap peas. fill them with multi-tons of soil. The soil make broccoli, eggplant and herbs. All of which were Tomato plants that I started look great, many have up would be about 75% good old Kansas sandy, varieties that were hard to find in greenhouses. green tomatoes setting on. There’s wall to wall clay loam, amended with leaves, composted So I have the seeds and the plants, plus the cabbages growing bigger every day. Potatoes, manure and peat moss. Shame on me because I raised beds all ready to be planted…and the tra- beets, carrots, cucumbers, summer and winter didn’t get that soil test done, but I feel pretty good ditional beginning of this year’s spring planting squashes, onions, cantaloupe, mini pumpkins, about it non the less. season is met with snow and lower than appropri- green beans and even a new asparagus raised During the winter months I perused the seed ate soil temperatures for planting. I knew lots of bed are all flourishing. And there are many egg- catalogs looking for container friendly varieties fellow gardeners who shared their frustrations plant and pepper plants growing in individual of seeds to plant. I really didn’t find that many about having to wait longer than usual to plant planter pots. seed brands that promoted container only seeds, (Gardeners are an impatient lot). Finally, I went Despite this glowing report, my great big most that did were for tomato plants. “Patio” type ahead and started putting seeds in the ground, raised bed experiment is at the mercy of one very tomato plants have been around for many years. even if the soil temperature was completely important resource… the Sun…or the lack of After the seeds were ordered, I embarked on perfect, and as long as the soil in containers was adequate sunshine in my yard, which will play another new venture, that of starting my own dry enough. a major role in how much all these crops will plants under LED grow lights. This part of the The one thing I have learned about raised bed yield…. stay tuned! project was a great success as I ended up with gardening right off the top is in the spring it seems Hear the Gardener Tuesdays and Fridays on about 75 tomato plants, plus peppers, cabbage, to take forever for the soil dry out enough, and KYVZ FM 106.1 corrections The Goodland Star-News will correct any mistake or misunder- standing in a news story. Please call our office at (785) 899-2338 Pat Pickett, wife of James D. Pickett, Rt. 2 Goodland, helped to report errors. We believe that construct a “Solid Waste Man” for display during the 47th Annual news should be fair and factual. Engineering Open House spring semester at Kansas State University, We want to keep an accurate re- Manhattan. The exhibit, depicting pollution problems, was developed cord and appreciate you calling by the KSU Mechanical Engineering department. Mrs. Pickett’s to our attention any failure to live husband is a mechanical engineering major at K-State. up to this standard.