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Have you ever been to a Myreka meeting?

The longest Easter Egg Hunt in history.

The bi-monthly meeting of the Greenwood County 4-H Council was held as a joint meeting with the Lyon County 4-H Council on March 4, at 7 p.m. at the Sauder Center in Madison with 13 members, four leaders and one agent in attendance from Greenwood County. Members were given the opportunity to learn how the other county conducts their business.

The Value Of History-

I have often expressed my appreciation of sidewalks. Our neighborhood has sidewalks. Everything between our home and downtown has sidewalks.

Ham is a staple for many families’ Easter feasts, but between all the varieties available, sometimes it can get confusing on how to safely prepare this holiday favorite. When you boil it down, you really have two types of ham to choose from: cooked/readyto- eat, or uncooked.

The Eureka Herald encourages readers to express their views about issues through a letter to the editor. Letters should be 350 words or less.They may be edited for length, good taste and to eliminate potentially libelous statements. Letters may or may not be edited to fit The Herald’s style or to eliminate errors in grammar or spelling. Thank yous will not be ran as letters. Letters must be signed, include an address and daytime phone number and be submitted by 4 p.m. the Friday before publication. (Address and phone numbers will not be published) Letters To The Editor of a political nature, especially endorsing a candidate, must be paid for as political advertising. If the letter is addressing political issues but not a specific candidate, they will be printed as a free letter to the editor, at the discretion of the editor, if it meets other requirements. You may send your letter by mail to: The Eureka Herald, PO Box 590, Eureka, KS 67045, by fax, 620-583-5922 or by e-mail news@eurekaherald. com.

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Poems & lyrics celebrating Kansas Flint Hills land & people by Annie Wilson – the “Flint Hills Balladeer”