Don’t forget your flu shot!

Atlanta Falcons team member, Ryan Becker stopped in town at King Burger to get some good food on a recent hunting trip. KB staff Dora Maltos, Cindy Maltos, Claudia Hurtado and Terri Carrillo joined in the fun. Photo by Curtis Grady

Don’t forget your flu shot!
We celebrate the anniversary of the first COVID-19 vaccines this winter—and progress in controlling the virus. With vaccines readily available and recommended for everyone age 5 years and older, more people are traveling and returning to school and...
Managing gnats on houseplants

Adult fungus gnats live for just seven to ten days, but the female can lay up to 200 eggs in the cracks and crevices of moist soil, so populations grow quickly. Photo courtesy of Summit Responsible Solutions??

Managing gnats on houseplants
?They flit across your face, hover near your houseplants, or gather by the window. Fortunately, these fungus gnat insects are more annoying to us than harmful to our plants. This pest finds its way into our homes on plants added to our indoor...
RHS Academic UIL students compete at Eldorado

RHS UIL Academics team participated in the Eldorado UIL Meet on January 8th Team members under the direction of UIL coach Irene Varga are: (back row)-Hunter Oliver, Eddie Ortiz and Wendell Epperson, (middle row) Kiyarrah Burgess, Jesse Romero and Ailynn Infante, (front row) Ella Martin, Makayla Enriquez, Brea Satterfield and Amy Ortiz.

RHS Academic UIL students compete at Eldorado
Results from Eldorado UIL meet are: 1st place in Computer Apps Jesse Romero, 2nd Kiyarrah Burgess, 3rd Ailynn Infante. 1st place in Literary Criticism Hunter Oliver and Ella Martin 5th 1st in Informative Speaking Brea Satterfield and Wendell...

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RISD closes Monday and Tuesday due to COVID-19 issues

James Oliver, RISD superintendent, issued the following letter early this week.

Carol Gene Bishop Cottle

Carol Gene Bishop Cottle

Carol Gene Bishop Cottle captured this gorgeou shot of the recent full moon.

Human Behavior Lab investigates calorie labeling ‘distance’ and impact on food choices

Researchers at the Human Behavior Lab investigated the potential impact calorie labeling may have on consumer food choices. (Stock photo)

Human Behavior Lab investigates calorie labeling ‘distance’ and impact on food choices

One of the most popular New Year’s resolutions is to eat healthier and make better decisions when choosing what foods to eat.

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