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Rural Jackson farm in Skrove family for 157 years and four generations (opens the original)
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JACKSON — Dennis Skrove’s family has farmed land in Belmont Township, north of Jackson, for 157 years and counting, but the Skrove family in his native homeland of Norway has been farming for more than 600 years. The family’s roots are so deep there, there’s even a Skrove Mountain near Verdal, Norway, that marks the area where they live. Dennis is the fourth generation of the Skrove family to own and farm the land in Jackson County, and as much as he cherishes the land that has provided for his
Okabena-Ocheda Watershed District awards bid for water quality project (opens the original)
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WORTHINGTON — The Okabena-Ocheda Watershed District's board of managers, during a special meeting Wednesday morning, awarded a contract to Noomen Excavating, LLC, Currie, for the water quality improvement project on Worthington ISD 518 property west of the Intermediate School. Noomen Excavating submitted the lowest of four bids received, at $890,356.91. The watershed district hopes the project can be completed before the end of this year. The work involves creating several stream meanders — S cu
Clean Water Partnership talks ultrasonic buoys on Lake Okabena (opens the original)
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WORTHINGTON — Representatives from the Okabena-Ocheda Watershed District and the Worthington City Council gathered last Friday for a meeting of the Clean Water Partnership, a joint powers board whose focus is to improve Lake Okabena in Worthington. The hour-long meeting centered primarily on a proposal from LGSonic, a Denmark-based company that manufactures triangular-shaped buoys that emit ultrasonic radio frequency in order to create movement in stagnant water. That movement, according to the
Bird, bird, bird ... the bird is the word (opens the original)
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WORTHINGTON — The cities of Worthington and Cuero, Texas have battled for the title of Turkey Capitol of the World since 1973 by letting its turkeys do the talking, walking, running and flying toward the finish line. Worthington's Paycheck comes into this year's race with a 30-22 lead over Cuero's Ruby Begonia. Who's going to take home this year's Traveling Turkey Trophy of Tumultuous Triumph, and who will settle for the Circulating Consolation Cup of Consummate Commiseration? Well, the let's le
The Farm Bleat: The best of us (opens the original)
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WORTHINGTON — It was about seven months ago when I gathered up a legal notebook and my favorite pink gel pen and walked to a downtown Worthington Mexican restaurant. My thoughts were scattered, but I was determined to dine on chips, salsa and luncheon fajitas as I sketched out a plan. 2026 is the year of our nation’s semiquincentennial. That’s 250 years of welcoming people from all around the world, from all walks of life, seeking a better future on American soil. My ancestors made their way to
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