This week in The Rooster Crows: pheasant hunting season a challenge; harvest starts to wind down; area construction projects are proceeding; construction soon to start on the Hall renovation project and other tidbits for your reading enjoyment.
This week in The Rooster Crows: Crop harvest disappointing; flu clinic in Rutland; Save Our Post Office meeting calls for more letters to keep our PO open; American Legion pancake breakfast and flag burning ceremony; Pam Gulleson campaigns across the State; County Commissions conference and transportation project funding; non-resident pheasant hunting season starts off with a bang; Rutland Hall renovation project contracts set things in motion; local residents battling health issues return home soon and other tidbits for your reading enjoyment.
This week in The Rooster Crows: soybean and corn harvest yields are low due to dry weather and high winds, maneuvering combines through town creates challenges and “oops”, residents travel east and visitors come to town, Legion pancake breakfast Sunday morning, pheasant hunting is true ‘hunting’ this year, the Old Lariat holds up to the high winds while in construction phase, progress continues on The Lodge, road construction proceeds thanks to dry weather, commentary on the upcoming election and Measure #2 proposal to eliminate property tax and more for your reading pleasure.
This week in The Rooster Crows: Rutland has a large turnout to oppose closing the Rutland PO Station; early frost ends the growing season; residents head south for the winter; American Legion meets to plan Veteran’s Day events and two pancake breakfasts during the winter; USS Pearl Harbor connection to Rutland; several former residents visit their old hometown; hunting goes strong in Rutland; politics thrive in Rutland; Uffda Day is coming soon and Rutland is ready!
This week in The Rooster Crows: Rutland gears up for Uffda Day with the lefse rolling along; former residents and friends stop by to visit and take a trip down memory lane; Canadian Goose hunting season is another success; demolition and construction in town; a minute of commemoration in Rutland; Community Club holds a Save Our Post Office meeting to discuss strategy; Council meets and takes action on the Hall renovation project and the preliminary 2012 budget is presented (and available for public review); comments on recent politics and more for your reading enjoyment.
