Successful Resolutions
New Year’s resolutions are easy to make, but not so easy to keep. Most people break their resolutions by February, according to the Business Insider.
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Reduce Water Waste in 2023
In May 2022, the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification released a report on drought conditions. It reported that the number and duration of droughts has risen 29% since 2000.
Control Emotional Eating
In periods of high stress, intense emotions or loneliness and isolation, people often turn to food. While it might be harmless if just done occasionally, it often sabotages healthy eating regimens or causes binge eating.
Free Yourself from Debt
Debt can be crushing and keep you from doing the things you want to do with your life and your hard-earned income. Start out the new year with a plan to pay off debt and open new financial opportunities for yourself in the years to come.
WEST LINN NEWS
Happy Birthday wish to Ernest Trentham, Angie Shiflett, Kim Albertson, Jerry Sallee, Jennifer Livingston, Nelson Dinsmore on January1, Tamara Evans on January 2, Kyle Adamek, Natalie Shiflett, J.W. Fitzpatrick, Phillip Martin, Paul Railey on January 3, Matilyn Nickell, Megan Gardner, Randy Muck on January 4, Steven Jackson, Michelle Myers, Alexa Young, on January 5, Dustin Neal, Tyler Long, Presley Knifong, Sherry Morgan, on January 6, Casey Jaynes on January 7.
Police Blotter
DECEMBER 28 12:32 a.m., Officers conducted a check on an unoccupied vehicle at Simpson Park. Officers were unable to locate anyone near the vehicle or in the area of the park.
LCSO appoints 2 new deputies
The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) recently announced the appointment of Adam Wynne and Caleb Smith, both as road patrol deputy sheriff. According to Livingston County Sheriff Steve Cox, Wynne was hired in 2022 as a Detention/ Transport officer and went through the law enforcement academy in St.
Add layers of protection to financial strategy
To achieve your financial security, and that of your family, you will need to create a comprehensive strategy. But for this strategy to succeed, you’ll need to guard it from various challenges – and that means you’ll need to build in different layers of protection.
Ring in the new year with black-eyed peas
Eating black-eyed peas on New Year’s Day is a tradition said to bring wealth and good fortune in the new year, says University of Missouri Extension horticulturist Michele Warmund. This custom dates to around A.D.
MDC reports three elk harvested during 2022 season
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reports that Missouri hunters harvested one bull elk during the archery portion of the 2022 elk-hunting season, Oct. 15-23, and two bull elk during the firearms portion, Dec. 10-18.