Live Music This Weekend: Native Johnnie Blackwell traveled far & wide, but home is his rock
Steve Wong, Times-News correspondent
If Hendersonville ever had a hometown musician, Johnnie Blackwell would have to be a leading contender.
Johnnie (note the spelling because it is important) is a native of Hendo, and he’s probably played about every venue in the county and very far beyond.
Although he’s not saying how old he is, his long white hair and musical timeline, peg him to be, as we say in the South, a man of a certain age. Hardly a week goes by that Johnnie is not performing with his band or as a soloist or both, rocking it out within easy driving distance. This Friday night you can catch him and the band at Triskelion.
Operator
Good day everyone and welcome to the Corteva fourth Quarter 2020 earnings call. Today s call is being recorded. At this time, I would like to turn the conference over to Jeff Rudolph. Please go ahead.
Jeffrey Rudolph
Investor Relations Manager
Good morning and welcome to Corteva s fourth quarter 2020 earnings conference call. Our prepared remarks today will be led by Jim Collins, Chief Executive Officer, and Greg Friedman, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. Additionally, Tim Glenn, Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer, and Rajan Gajaria, Executive Vice President of Business Platforms will join the live Q&A session. We have prepared presentation slides to supplement our remarks during this call, which are posted on the Investor Relations section of the Corteva website and through the link to our webcast. During this call we will make forward-looking statements, which are our expectations for, or statements about the future. These sta
BY Nebraska Beef Council | January 11, 2021
June Loseke, a veterinarian and feedyard operator from Columbus, has been elected to the Nebraska Beef Council Board of Directors.
June Loseke, a veterinarian and feedyard operator from Columbus, has been elected to the Nebraska Beef Council Board of Directors in 2021.
Loseke will represent fellow beef producers in the council’s seventh district including Nance, Merrick, Hamilton, Platte, Polk, York, Colfax, Butler, Dodge, Saunders, Washington, Douglas, Sarpy and Cass counties. Loseke will replace outgoing board member Buck Wehrbein from Waterloo who completed two consecutive four-year terms.
“We’re excited to have June joining our board,” said Ann Marie Bosshamer, Executive Director for the Nebraska Beef Council. “She is well respected among producers in her district and will no doubt bring great ideas that will help
SPRINGFIELD â Commissioners maintained the tradition of holding a special meeting to approved the budget ordinance. New for the 2021 financial plan with no tax increase was the live stream on the townshipâs official Facebook page.
With commissioners socially distanced in the townshipâs board room, President Jeff Rudolph first addressed the 2020 county-wide assessment which has impacted all property owners as well as township finances. Rudolph said the board and administration concluded the results had not been fair and equitable as stated. Across the county, many municipalities are studying the issue. One outcome, Rudolph said, is likely to be requesting postponement of implementation of new assessment figures.