Federal Junior Duck Stamp Hartford Union High School is proud to announce that Junior, Drake Schlosser, won second place in the Federal Junior Duck Stamp Conservation & Design Program.
The Federal Junior Duck Stamp Conserv...
Helms Selected as HUHS Educator of the Year Hartford Union High School is pleased to announce Ms. Kristen Helms as the 2013 HUHS Educator of the Year. Ms. Helms was nominated for encouraging learning, making a difference with students, servi...
Athletic Scholarships Four Hartford Union High School seniors have recently signed with the universities below and are receiving athletic scholarships. Pictured are TJ Podner, Shannon Klink, Rachel Borchardt, DJ Bednar....
Ammunition Talk at Jackson Historical Society The Jackson Historical Society is announcing their Spring History Program titled History of the Badger Army Ammunition Plant to be held on Tuesday, March 5, 2013 from 7:00pm to 8:00pm at the Jackso...
Neosho Cup Snowmobile Races Turn 20 A fresh blanket of snow and warmer temperatures welcomed race fans to the 20th annual Neosho Cup Snowmobile Races Saturday February 9th. Sponsored by the Ridge and Valley Cruisers Snowmobile Club o...
HUHS/Hartford Rotary January students of the month Hartford Union High School and the Hartford Rotary Club are pleased to announce Diedrich (DJ) Bednar, Anne Geoffroy, and Jacob Humpal were honored recently as Rotary Students of the Month. The stud...
Bees and Birds
and Sycamore Trees
Warm weather! It's finally here (almost, anyway).
Along with the warm weather come the warm weather critters.
Tropical birds that migrate to our area like orioles ...
It seems like a long way off, but, really, it’s not. I’m a leader in
the Holy Cross 4H and now’s the time to be thinking about fair. Every
year for the past several years, I’ve helped 4H youth to p...
Binoculars
Well, it’s that time of the year again. Time to get out the binoculars
and watch the birds migrating through the area. Time to put out
extra feeders, stock up on grape jelly for the orio...
Just a spoonful of...
Compost, rich, dark, moist and odorific (I mean that in a good way). It’s the
equivalent of probiotic yogurt, but for your dirt. Did you know that a tablespoon
of healthy soil...
Plants we’re liking
Every year the plant catalogues boldly feature ‘hot, new’
varieties. They all look like they are going to do some kind of
extraordinary magic in the garden. Is this possible? Ye...
The Humble Calabash–
Most of us are familiar with the Birdhouse gourd and the Swan gourd. But, did you know that gourds come in all shapes and sizes from the tiny “gobblin egg” to the giant bushel ...