Pets of the Week
We at Have-A-Heart, recently made a plea for additional volunteers. We have had some new people sign up to work at the shelter but are also in need of some more specific help.
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HB’s Homestyle Cooking
Hey everyone, I hope it’s been a good week, and everyone stayed cool during this lovely heat wave. I can honestly say it was terrible, with school in full swing of course someone is going to end up getting sick, I mean that’s the start of school ritual, right?
A Plea for Help
I want to alert everyone that we intend to have our first ‘Common Sense Conservationists’ meeting of the Fall in Houston, Missouri, on Thursday, September 14, beginning at 7 p.m. We will meet in the rural firehouse building, situated just next to the Texas County Library.
Pets of the Week
First up is Foxy! This boy is a handsome, 32 pound one-yearold red and white mixed breed dog. Foxy is a gentle stray who was rescued by a nice lady who took care of him until we could make room for him at the shelter.
2023 IRT PHOTOS IN YELLVILLE
Volunteers gathered for a photo at Yellville-Summit High School durint the Individual Readiness Training conducted to provide free medical and dental treatment to area residents from Marion, Baxter and Boone Counties.
September Events at the Fred Berry Crooked Creek Conservation Center
August 26 - Intro to Shotguns 8:30-10:30 a.m. August 28 - Fly Tying for Bass 3:00-5:00 p.m.
Pets of the Week Jesse and Trooper
Hot, hot, hot! That’s what we have to say right now! Please remember...if it’s too hot for you in a car or on the pavement, it’s too hot for your pets. Heat-related deaths and burned paws are very real and very sad, so please be mindful.
Fall-Planted Cover Crops Provide Many Benefits to Gardens
Put your garden to work over winter by planting a cover crop this fall. Covering the soil with plants that are turned into the soil or smothered and allowed to decompose in spring provides many benefits.
Fall Cover Crops
It’s time to start planning for fall cover crops. No one wants to think of Harvest’s end just as the vegetable garden reaches its peak---but now is the time to plan for cover crops to be planted in the fall.
HB’s Homestyle Cooking
Hey Mountain Echo fam, how is everyone’s week going? I hope it has been fantastic and the kiddos are getting back into the school routine smoothly. We had a rough week, but it ended well, Big Sis came home asking if we could just homeschool her and ended the week making a new friend.