HeyJaredKurt Ullrich
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- Sep 13, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Kurt Ullrich: Lilacs in the dooryard are blooming once again (opens the original)
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Column: Young people should be talkers, like their parents (opens the original)
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I understand that aging âbeats the alternativeâ as so many are fond of saying, however itâs not that much fun being reminded of the fact. Just such a reminder happened a little over a week ago, when a friend and I drove to suburban Chicago to catch Al Jardine (original Beach Boy) and the Pet Sounds Band. The theater was filled with my people, elderly people, canes and walkers galore. When did this happen? When did time decide to rush along without me? Mr. Jardine needed a teleprompter, as
Admiring the brushstrokes of life at age 75 (opens the original)
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Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your support strengthens local journalism. Subscribe now for full access to local reporting, breaking news, and more. Kurt Ullrich lives in rural Jackson County and hosts the âRural Americaâ podcast. It can be found at https://www.ullrichruralamerica.com. Thanks for signing up. Keep an eye on your inbox for the next edition. â¹ï¸ You may want to whitelist emails from thegazette@adamspg-email.com to make sure it doesn't go to your spam
Flash, bam, alakazam out of an orange colored Iowa sky (opens the original)
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I cannot fully describe what I saw a week or so ago. Driving on a two-lane road toward my house at sunset right after a storm, I had to stop the car. To the west were huge, thick billowy clouds, folding back into themselves, surging upwards and, because of the setting sun, exhibiting many shades of bright orange. It felt otherworldly, like something out of a Spielberg movie. I stopped so that I could grab one of the cameras I carry in the back seat. I own two cars, and the cameras were in the ot
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