Opinion

Welcome to my gardening rabbit hole that I’ve been delving deeper into day by day with my son Tedd.

Hi, everyone! I’ve got my cup of coffee, and I’m ready to visit with you, my favorite people. Last month I told you I wanted to get to gardening again. Do you remember?

The 2024 legislative session kicked off this week, and it is an honor and a privilege to be back at the Capitol serving the residents of Senate District 15.

Hello, February! Here we are, back from the Black Hills Stock Show. Wow, what a good, kind of crazy ten days we had. I’ll tell you all about it.

I don’t know if I had told you guys, but I have become a morning person. One of my favorite parts of being a morning person is actually enjoying that first cup of coffee instead of sucking it down while running around the house like a crazy person trying to get everyone ready and out the door. I really miss our homeschool mornings … sigh.

To the Editor,

You’d think I was losing my mind. Two things are happening lately: 1. I’m hearing bumps in the night and the day for that matter, 2. I’m watching too much Peaky Blinders and I’m scaring myself (a Netflix series about the Irish Mob in England in the late 1800’s to early 1900’s, seriously fascinating), or a potential third. We have a ghost.

I haven’t had to write this column in a while, and so I am a little at a loss of what to write about. Because of this, I am just going to give you a recipes I have tried out and has passed the test.

Happy New Year and greetings from Countryside Public Health! My name is Liz Auch and I am the administrator of Countryside Public Health. I am excited to tell you a little bit about public health, and to introduce you to our new monthly public health column.