Kansas has been home to several astronauts: Ron Evans, Joe Engle, and Steven Hawley, for example.But before these astronauts took flight, there was another native Kansan who ventured to outer space: Well, not an astronaut, but an astromonkey.This is the true story of one of America’s first non-human space travelers and her connection to our state.The year was 1957.
The November fertilizer application on your cool season lawn is nearly upon us.
This holiday, give a gift that keeps giving and requires no dusting.
If you ever played baseball, you may have been told to “keep your eye on the ball.” When batting, a baseball player is taught to watch the ball the entire time from when it leaves the pitcher’s hand to when, hopefully, their bat smacks the ball for a hit.
I love Sundays; they bring their own sense of relaxation.
Here’s a riddle: What will I do to keep warm when it gets cold on a long trip?Answer: Al-pac-a sweater.
By: Scott Eckert We are seeing very noticeable natural needle drop on some evergreens such as arborvitae, pines and especially spruce.This is a process where 2- to 4-year-old interior needles turn yellow, then brown, and eventually drop off.
Okay, what I would really like is an open house and host all of you for a meal, get acquainted, and the like.
Aristotle is said to have referred to the female as a mutilated male, and this philosophy seems to have carried forward into much more modern times.In 1977, official FDA guidelines recommended that women of “childbearing potential” be excluded from early stage clinical trials.
The scientists from NASA are studying the landscape closely.