Better-Ba-C’s 4-H Club horse show results
The Better Ba-C’s hosted our annual horse show. We had 61 contestants. It was a blast. And hope to have more for next year. The results are below:
The Better Ba-C’s hosted our annual horse show. We had 61 contestants. It was a blast. And hope to have more for next year. The results are below:
Wendy Werner CherryRoad Media At the Syracuse City Council meeting July 9, 2025, the council approved Resolution No. 25-14 making 7th Street in front of the Syracuse Elementary School from…
Press Release Juniors from across the United States gathered to get “Groovy in Grand Island” with the American Junior Shorthorn Association in Grand Island, Neb. Together youth will celebrate the…
Celebrating 95 Remarkable Years: A Card Shower for Wanda Barrett’s Birthday. In the tapestry of life, some threads shine a little brighter. Wanda Barrett—short in stature, mighty in spirit, and…
The County Fair is coming right up. Are you entering anything? Love looking at all the exhibits. They sure do bring back memories of 4-H and riding the ferris wheel. Remember the church stands and the awesome food they served? This past Sunday, the grounds and surrounding area were packed with people and horses. It was a lovely sight!
Bryan-Holtgrewe American Legion Post 246 in Talmage has announced its 2025 Boys State representatives, Oscar Krog and Ryan Damme.
Kirt Manionkmanion@cherryroad.com The Syracuse American Legion Seniors baseball team scored two wins during a weekend run of three games. After suffering a Friday loss to Waverly, the Rockets bounced back…
Wyatt Higgins hit a lead-off double in the fifth inning and scored on a sacrifice fly Mason Lintz and that was the difference in a 2-1 win for the Syracuse American Legion Juniors baseball team against Nebraska City at home on Sunday, June 22.
Six gardens featuring plants, flowers and trees along with creative and unique outdoor decorating ideas were featured on the Garden Walk Fundraiser hosted by the Syracuse Area Health Foundation on Saturday, June 22, 2025 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.