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Pickings from Pike’s Past

125 YEARS AGO: BOY ON A BICYCLE CAUSES A BUGGY ACCIDENT ON PITTSFIELD SQUARE 150 Years Ago June 15, 1876 One of the most important features of the exercises connected with the celebration of the 4th in Pittsfield, will be the history of the county to be presented by the Hon. Wm. A. Grimshaw. Although…

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QUINCY MOBILE CHILDREN’S MUSEUM coming to Greenfield Library

By Carmen Ensinger The Greenfield Public Library is one of the most active libraries for children in the area. Last week they brought the popular Llama Llama for a visit and this coming Monday, June 15, from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. the Quincy Children’s Museum’s Mobile Museum is coming for a visit.

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Let’s Cook!

I enjoy using my grill, but being no GrillMaster, I tend to look for simple and easy ways to grill. Hamburgers, hot dogs and steaks are easy enough. But have you tried grilling ham steaks? It’s simple, so hard to mess up.  Sometimes I grill the ham steak just as is–no seasoning or marinade. However,…

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Tri-County Antique Club celebrating 35th Anniversary

The Tri-County Antique Club will be celebrating their 35th Anniversary by holding their annual Fund-Raising Event on August 22nd and 23rd. “Under the Windmill.” Located at 23946 State Highway 3. The Olden Days schedule of events consists of Threshing, Sawmilling, Tractor Pulls, Pedal Pulls, Garden Tractor Pulls, a Plowing Demonstration as well as a Parade…

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Roodhouse looking to clean up town

By Carmen Ensinger Wanting to clean up your town and actually having the authority to do it are two very separate and distinct things – depending on the municipality’s ordinances.

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