Living

By Jessica Sayre, County extension agent for Horticulture
Although it’s still technically winter, it is never too soon to think about next growing season. This is particularly true if you want to grown onions.

10 years ago . . .
Births announced this week are: Jacob Kyle Chambers, Jan. 10, son of John L. and Susan Chambers; Taylor Jade Hitchcock, Feb. 5, daughter of Tracey and Daniel Hitchcock;  Elijah Joseph Pelkey, Feb. 9, son of Graydon and Johnna Pelkey; Wyatt Allen Richie, Jan. 25, son of Daniel and Michelle Richie.
The Cynthiana City Commission approves the final readings of two ordinances strengthening code enforcement; residents reminded that parking tickets are being issued to those who are parking on the sidewalks.

Newly  elected co-presidents of the Millersburg Garden Club  are Allison Cox and  Kay Thomas. Their theme for 2017-2018 is, “Gardening Together In Fellowship, Learning and  Service.” They, along with all the board members, have put  together some  great  programs for the upcoming year.

Absolutely nothing says spring more than the distant chorus of spring peepers.  There is a wooded stream just off Conner Station that is home to a cacophonous band of peepers all competing for as many females as they can.  
On a warm March evening, especially after a shower, spring peepers remind me of how glorious rural life can be.  Just by listening a whole other world can be imagined.