Ainsworth Star-Journal

Prairie Doc® Perspectives Living Well with Serious Illness

Francine Arneson, M.d. And Kyle Arneson, M.d., Ph

Tuesday, August 3, 2021

When patients and their families are asked to meet with palliative care specialists, it commonly triggers a wide range of emotions. Some may feel uncertainty about having an additional care team involved when they already have multiple appointments, and many fear what the referral may mean in regards to their current treatment plan and ultimately to their life trajectory.

Late Summer Planting of Alfalfa

Jerry Volesky

Tuesday, August 3, 2021

Do you have plans for a late summer planting of alfalfa? The time for getting this done is rapidly approaching. Irrigated alfalfa planted in late summer establishes well.

Remove Bales Soon After Harvest

News Staff

Tuesday, August 3, 2021

By Melissa Bartels We are in the full swing of haying season here in Nebraska. However, I see many bales being left out in the middle of hay fields.

Wildfire Smoke from Canada and Western Nebraska Drops Over North Central Nebraska

News Staff

Tuesday, August 3, 2021

The U.S. National Weather Service stated on Thursday, July 29th that wildfire smoke from numerous fires in the western United States and Canada would impact western and north central Nebraska. Smoke and haze dropped across the plains, leaving thick ground smoke that lowered visibility to three miles on Thursday and Friday.

Gov. Ricketts: Nebraska’s Return to Normal Won’t Be Interrupted by New CDC Guidance

News Staff

Tuesday, August 3, 2021

Governor Pete Ricketts issued a statement following news that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued new guidance attempting to re-impose mask guidance for vaccinated people. “The CDC’s new guidance suggesting that vaccinated people wear masks indoors flies in the face of the public health goals that should guide the agency’s decision making.

South Dakota’s Gov. Noem Doesn’t Plan To Ratchet Up Vaccine Push

Stephen Groves Associated Press

Tuesday, August 3, 2021

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) _ South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem says she has no plans to ratchet up her messaging to urge people to get a COVID-19 vaccine, even as Republican leaders across the country try to persuade vaccine skeptics to roll up their sleeves and take the shots in response to a new, more contagious variant that has sent caseloads soaring in some areas.

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Ainsworth Community Schools Begins Classes on Thursday, August 13

Ainsworth Reclaims Border Cup

Chrome, Horsepower and Heart: Celtic Riders Rally Community for Kolter Mizner

Century Lumber Held Summer Drawings

Ainsworth Housing Authority Welcomes Montana Price as New Executive Director

Prairie Doc® Perspectives Living Well with Serious Illness

Late Summer Planting of Alfalfa

Remove Bales Soon After Harvest

Wildfire Smoke from Canada and Western Nebraska Drops Over North Central Nebraska

Gov. Ricketts: Nebraska’s Return to Normal Won’t Be Interrupted by New CDC Guidance

South Dakota’s Gov. Noem Doesn’t Plan To Ratchet Up Vaccine Push

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