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ROTARY SPEAKER

ROTARY SPEAKER

ROTARY SPEAKER -- Evie White was the guest speaker at the Council Grove Rotary Club on Wednesday. She spent the past year in Berlin, Germany, as a Rotary Youth Exchange student, where she furthered her education, learned the language, and immersed herself in German culture. Highlights included helping maintain Holocaust memorial stones, participating in Rotary-led service and travel experiences, and navigating the differences in school and daily life. She appreciated the chance to build friendships with local students and improve her German. This fall, Evie will attend the University of Minnesota, majoring in genetics and cell biology. She is pictured with her father Steve White.

Income Eligibility Guidelines, School Year 2025-26

Income eligible guidelines for lunch assistance

The Kansas State Department of Education announces the participation of all Kansas school districts and many private schools in the National School Lunch and/or School Breakfast Program. Local school officials have adopted the following household income guidelines for determining eligibility for Child Nutrition Program benefits: Application forms and an informational letter to households are available from the school district or private school. Additional copies are available at the principal’s business office in each school. Applications may be submitted at any time during the year. An application for reduced price or free Child Nutrition Program benefits can’t be approved unless it contains complete eligibility information as indicated on the application and instructions.

Girls Getaway offers food, fun, and local finds

Council Grove will be bustling with energy on Saturday evening, July 26, as local businesses welcome shoppers to the annual Girls Getaway event from 5 to 9 p.m. The event offers a chance for women to enjoy a night on the town, complete with retail specials, dining deals, wine tasting, live music, and giveaways. Below is a look at several participating businesses and what they have planned for the event.

Fresh from the Hen House

Fresh from the Hen House

My oldest loves the beef project in 4-H. Two years ago, she raised a second-year bucket calf and got a solid introduction to raising and handling a bigger beef. Last year, she raised and trained her first market steer. Everything besides a bucket calf, including a market steer, is a beef that was raised by its momma, so not a tame thing, nor are they little. Last year’s market steer was picked straight from the herd, and there couldn’t have been a better first steer to raise. With her diligence in training, he ended up being quite the puppy dog. With this year’s steer, she helped with the picking. We chose a nicely built calf in the winter and brought him home to the corral containing my son’s second-year bucket calf. He was deemed “Arnold.”

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