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Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in Cattle
As a society, we are not very far removed from a COVID-19 pandemic that likely put many of us on high alert for new diseases popping up in the world, be it in humans or animals. That higher level of awareness may have made some of you aware of new stories announcing that traces of the influenza virus have been appearing in unexpected places.
05/28/2024 03:00 AM
Minute
It’s Eureka Days!
05/28/2024 03:00 AM
Just Thinkin’
Like all my peers, I possess a personal collection of storm stories. Thank God few of us will have to embrace such fearful images as folks in Sulfur and Barnsdall will have to carry from the past weeks. Homes and livelihoods destroyed; personal belongings scattered over the landscape. Irreplaceable family heirlooms sprinkled about like confetti.
05/21/2024 11:00 PM
My Minute
If you remember the summers when you were a kid fondly, what made them such happy memories?
05/21/2024 11:00 PM
Coffee Shop Talk
05/21/2024 11:00 PM
Poison Ivy ID and Control
Most of us are able to identify poison ivy without much debate, but a little refresher never hurt anyone as it grows in multiple forms with varying leaf appearances. The three varieties include erect woody shrub, climbing wood vine and groundcover. In the vining habit, aerial roots give the vines a fuzzy, rope-like appearance. As a groundcover, poison ivy is often confused with Virginia creeper or Woodbine. These poison ivy shrubs appear in fields, pastures, woods or even the home garden.
05/14/2024 11:00 PM
Rockin’ Robin!
What an amazing village we have. I am blessed to be a part of the Eureka community and again witnessed great things on Friday, during the annual Senior Day assembly. Community members gathered and, through the generous donations of many, provided approximately $342,000 to the Class of 2024. This doesn’t include scholarships provided by colleges or other scholarships gifted outside the community assembly. To mask on the greatness of our community some more, I attended another school’s graduation over the weekend where they announced that the 261 students graduating received $23,000 in scholarships. Our Senior Day assembly continues to grow and our youth are solely the beneficiaries.
05/14/2024 11:00 PM
My Minute
“Schooooooooools out for summer!”
05/14/2024 11:00 PM
Coffee Shop Talk
A place for our readers to get to know each other!
05/14/2024 11:00 PM
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WEATHER
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Eureka
Pressure: 1020 hPa
Wind: 5 mph
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