Meet the men and women who keep the wheels of agriculture rolling along
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Don't go to the river until you float through this amazing guide to the Buffalo!
A salute to the women making a difference in Cedar County
A salute to the next generation of farm families in Cedar County
Shining the spotlight on Cedar County kids making a difference in our community
Sun, fun, and the FFA are just three of the amazing stories inside this packed edition of our award-winning agriculture magazine
A tribute to the amazing men and women who have served our country in the armed services.
A nostalgic look at the incredible resolve of farmers who are keeping the heritage of the heartland alive each day
Our cameras were there for the flood of youth into Eldo
See photos of all of the ribbon-winning entries from this year's event!
Alumbaugh and the El Dorado Springs High School choir perform the national anthem at the AT&T Center before a game between the San Antonio Spurs and the Brooklyn Nets.
Learn more about health and wellness with this special section dedicated to keeping your health in check.
Reared on a modest family farm in Polk County, the late B.B. “Bill” McDonald was an esteemed member of the Ash Grove community and superintendent of schools there for 25 years.
John Junior Breakbill was never one to stray far from home. Born in 1935 in a farmhouse built by his grandparents, he lives in the same house today and runs cattle on the same land bought by his grandparents in 1913.
t started with a seed of an idea for a community garden, and has grown into a boon for the local senior center.
John Gerald “Jerry” Taylor, this year’s recipient of the Ozark Empire Fair Foundation’s Pioneer Award , is a lifelong farmer and cattleman reared and seasoned on Illinois prairie farmland.
Fortunately for me, he had lousy aim.
I’m getting ready to celebrate my 25th wedding anniversary with my husband and best friend, Kent, and I realize that I’ve actually been married longer than I was single, and that means I really am getting old.
Jerry and Vicki Pegelow’s little donkeys aren’t tall, but they cast a long shadow in the show arena
Like their movie counterparts, Thelma and Louise were inseparable, and you didn’t want to get on their bad side. Unlike the human versions, however, Thelma and Louise have lived to enjoy retirement.
When I was a boy we seldom kept a bull on the place.
A while back I decided to build up my ranching reputation by improving my equipment. I purchased a 1997 crew cab GMC one-ton diesel with only 254,000 miles on it. I traded in a 74 one-ton flat bed F350 with a winch, plus $4,000. I asked the used car dealer if I could keep the winch. He said …
Picking up the dulcimer, Elliott Smith held it out to reveal the fine craftsmanship that was involved in making it. He plucked a chord or two to demonstrate its magnificent sound.
