Tomato plants are reaching the size when we begin to see symptoms of foliar diseases. While some diseases can be managed at this time of year, diseases like wilts and viruses cannot be controlled.
After the U.S. Supreme Court struck down federal proections for abortion, members of the Lindsay Holy Family Right to Life group marked the event. Courtesy photos
A look at the proposed Lindsay Area Event & Wellness Center. The facility would host a variety of community events and needs and bring an economic boost to the community. ICON Architectural Group
Lindsay area residents heard about the proposed Lindsay Area Event & Wellness Center June 29 at a public meeting in the Holy Family gym. Members of Lindsay Area Development (LAD) and the community members who worked on the project presented plans for the proposed. Pictured, left to right, are Aaron Reichmuth, Shelly Reichmuth, Karla Hall, Jacob Hall, Jenny Korth, Brian Wegener, Matti Roinila (architect from ICON Architectural Group, in Lincoln, and Micaela Wegener. Democrat photo
The gym would be regulation size, which the current gym at Lindsay Holy Family is not. A new gym would allow Holy Family to host a variety of events and bring people to town. ICON Architectural Group
Vows are exchanged, and the wedding party heads a few blocks to the reception hall.
Natalie Dolezal dives for ball Saturday morning during the annual mud volleyball tournament, which is part of Platte Center’s 4th of July celebration. Dolezal dove for the ball and ended up with a face full of muddy water. Democrat photos
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“Motion is lotion.” For those that have traversed the Humphrey Physical Therapy threshold, this may be a familiar phrase. For the past 10 years, this local physical therapy clinic has been helping people get a spring back in their step and move about pain free.
314 Main St
Humphrey, NE 68642
402-923-1400
