The Women in Agriculture educational series is open to all ladies involved in agriculture in any way. The program is designed to provide information and training on a wide variety of farm management topics that are catered directly to farm women. Participants are provided with a comfortable environment where they can ask questions and learn critical skills. Women with any level of experience in farm management or with any degree of farm involvement are invited to attend; there is something for everyone to learn. You must sign up to attend the entire series. Sessions will be held on Thursdays, beginning February 11th, from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm at KSDS East Building Meeting Room, 124 W 7th Street Washington, KS. Topics include:

The Clifton-Clyde scholars bowl team competed against Beloit on Jan. 16.

January is school board appreciation month, and the Linn FBLA chapter teamed up with Linn FCCLA and the rest of the school to show appreciation to the USD 223 school board members. The Linn FBLA chapter made cards for each board member and went around the school to gather signatures from the staff and students. At the meeting on Jan. 11 many members of FBLA were present to show appreciation to the school board. Linn FBLA’s vice president, Trent Beier, addressed the board to express gratitude for what they do. Secretary Faith Beikman had board members draw numbers from a hat to win baked goods. Thank you to the USD 223 board members Doug Beikman, Alan Ohlde, Darren Bott, Toby Bruna, Kellan Tegtmei er, Jim Zarybnicky, and Janell Wohler. Linn High School appreciates all that you do.

Kansas State University will offer two junior producer weeks virtually this year. They are free this year.

The Wall That Heals will be in Marysville Aug. 26 through Aug.

Linn City Council The Linn City Council met Jan 4. Present were mayor Les Spence, council members Dylan Dittmer, Mike Savage, Steve Joonas, Kyle Peters, and Tyler Herrs.

On Dec. 27 on Quivira Road a quarter-mile north of 16th Road Deedre Singular, of Linn, was driving a 2014 Buick and collided with a deer.

On Jan. 1 at K-9 and 1st Streets in Linn an unknown driver drove over a sign and never reported it.