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REEDSVILLE - As a country girl, it’s hard to imagine a world without corn fields and cow pastures, but for many families, events like the Manitowoc County Breakfast on the Farm is their first chance to see a cow up close and to learn about where milk and cheese come from.
This year, the event will be held at Vogel Family Farms in Reedsville, an operation consisting of brothers Guy and Marcus Vogel, their wives Kay and Anita, Guy’s son Gabe and his wife Ashley Grotegut, and Marcus’ daughter Amanda Linsmeier and her husband Matt.
Their family farm began in 1958 at a site just up the road from their current farm on Hilltop Road in Reedsville. Guy’s and Marcus’ parents, Marcellus and JoAnn, started farming with just 17 cows and five youngstock (a term used to describe young farm animals).
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Motorcycle crash kills 1 in Lebanon County
State police say rider lost control and hit a tree Share Updated: 7:42 AM EDT May 15, 2021 WGAL SOURCE: WGAL
State police say rider lost control and hit a tree Share Updated: 7:42 AM EDT May 15, 2021 State police say a man died after he lost control of the motorcycle he was riding in Lebanon County early Saturday morning.According to police, 26-year-old Tyler Alan Fry was traveling too fast for conditions on Hilltop Road, in Jackson Township.They say Fry lost control and hit a tree.Fry died at the scene.
State police say a man died after he lost control of the motorcycle he was riding in Lebanon County early Saturday morning.
Motorcyclist dies after losing control and striking tree in Lebanon County
Authorities said Tyler Fry, 26, was driving too fast for conditions shortly after midnight on Hilltop Road, just north of Harvest Drive.
Credit: Associated Press/David Zalubowski Author: Jermaine Rowley (FOX43) Updated: 8:37 AM EDT May 15, 2021
A man died Saturday morning after losing control of the motorcycle he was driving and striking a tree in Jackson Township, Lebanon County, according to state police.
Authorities said Tyler Fry, 26, was driving too fast for conditions shortly after midnight on Hilltop Road, just north of Harvest Drive. Fry lost control and went off the right side of the road and into the tree.