Steve Nedved
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Feb 19
Storm headed to eastern half of US, threatening major snowfall in DC and flooding in the South
ABC News(NEW YORK) — A major storm is headed to the eastern half of the country, bringing snow, ice and rain from the Plains to the Northeast to the Southeast. Here is the latest forecast: A storm system in the Gulf of Mexico is gaining strength Tuesday morning and spreading rain from Houston to New …
Feb 19
VaynerMedia’s Claude Silver on the meaning of a Chief Heart Officer
ABC News(NEW YORK) — Claude Silver became the first Chief Heart Officer of VaynerMedia in 2014 — think CEO or CFO, but for human resources. Silver helped invent the term in hopes of giving employees a new way of looking at HR. “It’s really the branding of HR and how we’ve chosen to rebrand, but …
Feb 19
Police looking for 2nd crime scene after woman, kids found dead in Michigan home
Prathaan/iStock(KENT COUNTY, Mich.) — Investigators are searching for a second crime scene after a woman and three young children were found mysteriously dead inside a Michigan home, authorities said. The woman and three children — who were elementary school age and younger — were found dead from suspected gunshot wounds Monday afternoon at a home …
Feb 19
Stormy pattern for much of the Heartland
During the next 3 days, a complex and powerful storm system will emerge from the southern Rockies and move northeastward into the Great Lakes region. A large area from the southern Rockies into the upper Midwest will receive heavy snow, while portions of the middle and northern Atlantic States will have to contend with snow, …
Feb 19
Soil scientist says spend limited soybean input dollars where it matters
University of Wisconsin Soil Science Professor Carrie Laboski Dr. Carrie Laboski with the University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Soil Science tells Brownfield their field trials show the importance of pH levels and potassium for soybean production. Continue reading Soil scientist says spend limited soybean input dollars where it matters at Brownfield Ag News.
Feb 19
What’s kombucha?
Kombucha is a fermented tea that some claim has special health benefits. Kombucha starts with green or black tea with bacteria, sugar and yeast added. After a week or two, it’s fermented. That means it has probiotics – which are good bacteria that promote good gut health. Continue reading What’s kombucha? at Brownfield Ag News. …
Feb 19
Man accused of killing Colorado mom to appear in court
Woodland Park Police Department(WOODLAND PARK, Colo.) — Patrick Frazee, the Colorado man accused of killing his fiancé and the mother of his baby, is due to appear in a Teller County courtroom Tuesday morning at a preliminary hearing. Kelsey Berreth, 29, vanished on Thanksgiving 2018 near her Woodland Park, Colorado, home. Her body has still …
Feb 19
Local Sports for Tuesday February 19th
The post season is here, and the Mitchell Christian Golden Eagles girls’ basketball team are off to a great defensive start. Last night in Region 4B action Mitchell Christian beat Elkton/Lake Benton 36-23 and Anna Cooper almost outscored the Elks by herself by scoring a game-high 21 points to help the Golden Eagles advance. Cooper …
Feb 19
Karl Lagerfeld dies in Paris, French media reports
Stephane Cardinale – Corbis/Corbis via Getty Images(PARIS) — World-renowned fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld died in Paris on Tuesday morning, according to French media. The German-born designer is credited with reviving the luxury brand Chanel, where he served as creative director from 1983 until his death. He was also widely recognized for his trademark look of …
Feb 19
Weekly South Dakota Prep Media Basketball Polls
The South Dakota Prep Media Basketball Poll for the week of Feb. 18 is listed below, ranking the top-five teams, the team’s record, points received and ranking in the previous poll. First-place votes are listed in parentheses. Boys Class AA 1. Lincoln (20) 15-1 100 1 2. O’Gorman 12-5 80 2 3. Yankton 13-4 58 …