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Science Hill to buy school supplies for all students in 2021-22

This year, Science Hill School is making it elementary. The singe-facility school district in northern Pulaski County announced this week that they would be buying and providing necessary school supplies for every students in every grade for the coming 2021-22 school year. We re hoping to take pressure off of parents this year, (instead of) having to go to Walmart, fight the crowd, find the school supplies, you can t find your list said Science Hill Superintendent Jimmy Dyehouse. We ll be able to purchase those with FRYSC money and have those waiting on students the first day when they get here August 11.

At opponents' meeting, residents hear objections to planned wind farm

Honey Creek Wind officials explain project at New Washington meeting

NEW WASHINGTON - The wind was not cooperating. As representatives from Apex Clean Energy, Inc., tried to set up displays and a video screen in preparation for a public meeting about the Honey Creek Wind Farm projecton Wednesday evening in the picnic shelter behind the New Washington American Legion Hall, the wind kept blowing everything over. Their problem was met with more laughter than frustration. Don t you hate it when it s too windy to talk about wind? asked Ben Yazman, development manager, laughing. The breeze had died down by the time 14 members of the public, county commissioners Tim Ley and Mike Schmid,t and one police officer gathered to listen to Yazman s presentation on the project.

Snow graffiti artist Eduardo Vea Keating 'tags' brick buildings in Chicago

CHICAGO When snow blankets the landscape during harsh winter months, Eduardo Vea Keating sees a silver lining. You have to see the bright side, said Keating, a creative director in advertising and resident of Chicago s Logan Square neighborhood. It s a beautiful time of the year. Keating has gained notoriety in recent years for unique murals created entirely from snow. Calling them snow graffiti, his artwork on brick walls around the Windy City range from geometric patterns to short words and more recently, totems. I think they re kind of my personal gods of snow, praying for more snow to come down, he said.

Once called a 'boondoggle,' north Colorado Springs retail center continues rapid growth