Hill’s “Take Back Days” encourages spring cleaning of expired medications

Do you have expired or unused medications at home? If so, have you ever wondered what to do with them?

Between now and April 23, Hill’s Drug Store and Hill’s Clinic Pharmacy will be running a public awareness campaign with the goal of ensuring Portage la Prairie and area residents know how to properly dispose of pharmaceutical pills, creams and liquids.

SPONSORED: Anchor of Hope – Famous Last Words

As a person comes to the end of their life their last words, often directed to the people who are closest to them hold a lot of weight. They are memorable and poignant. As we approach this Easter season I wanted to take a couple minutes to look at the last 7 statements of Jesus on the cross. While going through a greater agony than you or I could ever imagine Jesus utters 7 things that show us who Jesus really is and what he’s all about.

SPONSORED: Anchor of Hope: Rest

Hello everyone and welcome to this week’s anchor of hope message. The writer or author of these messages reflects on something that they have experienced and ties to God‘s word, hoping to be a message of hope or inspiration to those who listen. This message is probably just as much for me as it is for any of you. Something that I have learned in the past, but maybe have forgotten I need to go back to you.

Dog grooming, daycare, boarding & German Shepherd breeding just some of the offerings at Prairielands Kennel

Most dog-owners know from experience that their canine companion appreciates a healthy diet, friendly company and regular outdoor walks. But what about mental stimulation?

“We offer services such as play groups, pack walks and we also condition them on treadmills,” says Kristin Sapinski, owner of Prairielands Kennel. “The treadmill provides really good mental and physical exercise for dogs.”

Homefield People & Strategy free event will help empower Portage businesses to make confident, data-based hiring decisions

Most businesses have done it. Many, more than once. They’ve made the $17,000 mistake.

Research has pegged the bottom line of a bad hire at $17,000,” says Bryden Devenny, a consultant with Homefield People & Strategy. “Now,” he adds, “if you’re missing that role – if it’s not filled for three months, six months – that number can go up very quickly, often into the six figures.”

Sponsored: Deconstructing the $1.2 million Giesen Construction home

Nestled in the heart of the picturesque Cypress Point development area, a new residence awaits to transform into a home for its lucky future inhabitants.  

This 2022 Giesen Construction build is a beacon of luxury and craftsmanship that a camera lens can only attempt to capture. Open house events are scheduled for the next five Sunday afternoons as a chance for southwest residents to see the masterpiece with their own eyes.