Residential fire keeps firemen busy
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Savannah FFA enjoys Ag Olympics; ready for state
Savannah FFA members gathered for their spring meeting where they took a break from competitions to enjoy some lighthearted fun with their Ag Olympics.Events like “Find the Bean in the Rice” and the “Race to Put on Official Dress” had members laughing while celebrating their shared passion for agriculture. Savannah FFA has had a busy and exciting spring, kicking off their annual Career Development Event (CDE) competition.
Gyū! It’s what’s for dinner
As I have said before, I am the cook in my household.I have been met with challenges despite my culinary prowess.I love my wife but she is a picky eater. Also, have you tried to feed a two-year-old anything but apple sauce pouches, hot dogs (my boy's favorite), fruit bars, or the classic chicken nugget? To be fair, my son does eat pretty well for a toddler but alas he is still what he is.A dish that all three of us agree on though is: Gyūdon."Gyū" translates to meat.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
ROB PEREZ enters a patch of milkweed and finds CARTER THE CATERPILLAR on a half-eaten leaf. Carter is a medium-sized monarch caterpillar with black, white, and yellow stripes.
City Council focuses on improvements for police and water departments
The Savannah City Council met Monday, April 7 at the Clasby Center.Five citizens gave public testimony.Greg Krull, who resides on West Williams St., has several rental properties in Savannah. When a tenant moved out in January, he turned off the water.
Commissioners move forward on water projects and bridge work
The Andrew County Commission got together on April 7 with officials from MOKAN and Public Water Supply District No. 2 to review request for professional qualifications for projects with the City of Fillmore and all three Andrew County Public Water Supply Districts.This began because U.S.
Savannah continues winning; not satisfied
After last week’s 9-5 loss to Chillicothe, the Savannah Savages rattled off three-straight wins. The Savages, now 6-5, will finish this week with Maryville and then Oak Grove at home on Thursday.While the Savages have won five of six games, head coach Erich Bodenhausen said he wants to see better from his players.“We’ve won four of five, but really haven't played to our potential,” said Bodenhausen.
Savannah Savages starting season on right foot
The Savannah Savages are off to their best start in three years with a 3-2 record through five matches. The Savages won just four matches last season, and nine total the last two years combined.“I think as a team we’ve built a lot and gotten better over the years,” Savannah’s Erin Larson said.
Young Cardinals growing with experience
The North Andrew Cardinals are yet to secure a win but progress has shown through five games this season. The Cardinals hope to learn from the tough early season schedule.“This is a good learning experience for this team,” North Andrew coach Chris Russo said.
Savage Golf Team swinging off to a great start
The Savannah High School (SHS) boys golf team is having a wonderful start to the season.They are fighting all the different weather conditions that have been hitting Savannah from super sunny and perfect golfing days to super windy and chilly spring weather. The boys have traveled to Cameron, St.