By Jacob Olson, Special Guest AuthorIt was a sunny afternoon when I met Polly Roll in the administration office of the Marshalltown Veterans Home. Roll, the executive secretary of the Iowa Department of Veterans Affairs, greeted me warmly and walked … Continue reading →
The Paullina American Legion Auxiliary placed donation boxes in businesses throughout Paullina. The volunteer support organization this year is making its efforts very public.The Auxiliary is collecting gifts for youth ages 1 to 15 years of age, as well as … Continue reading →
By Mari RadtkeIn*for*ma*tion – Facts provided or learned about something or someone. Mis*in*for*ma*tion – false or inaccurate information getting the facts wrong. Dis*in*for*ma*tion – false information which is deliberately intended to mislead, intentionally misstating the facts.It is information to tell … Continue reading →
by Mackenzie DeJong, Human Sciences Specialist, Family WellbeingThe holiday season brings plenty of changes, festivities, and time at home for children. How they handle it all is affected by their temperament.Temperament, originally studied by psychologists Alexander Thomas and Stella Chess, … Continue reading →
