Cultivating vegetables, crafts and community
Community Market will open May 15 in its new site next to First District
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Stories of historic significance await at library
Those who know me already know that I am a bit of a history buff. I cannot pretend that I remember dates, or even specifics… Login to continue reading Login…
Jesus folded His hands to pray
One of my earliest memories of church is looking over at the tremendous stained-glass window by our pew and seeing Jesus with His head bowed… Login to continue reading Login…
Eighth-graders get real-world taste of job hunt
‘Who Gets the Job’ project sees students apply, interview for jobs with community leaders
Litchfield Middle School Distinguished Dragons
Why do you think you were chosen as a Distinguished Dragon?
Lessons in the rhythm, rhyme of poetry
A: Awakening P: Producing R: Rejuvenating I: Invigorating L: Life April is National Poetry Month, and that is a celebration I can wholeheartedly embrace. Poetry… Login to continue reading Login…
Transmission line project in city’s future
BY BRENT SCHACHERERbschacherer@cherryroad.com Will have significant financial, service impact for Litchfield A sweeping electric transmission line upgrade proposed by Great River Energy and the Southern… Login to continue reading Login…
Let the branding begin: City Council approves LARC logo
Timely logo approval needed to ensure signage completion in time for LARC opening
Competition provides educational opportunity
BY BRENT SCHACHERERbschacherer@cherryroad.com American History March Madness creates excitement among LMS seventh-graders It started with a name drawn from a hat. It ended with a… Login to continue reading Login…
Teacher’s leave request receives board approval
BY BRENT SCHACHERERbschacherer@cherryroad.com Bill King will take two years to work in private sector, ‘recharge’ Litchfield School Board approved a two-year leave of absence for… Login to continue reading Login…