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TOPEKA Whether its getting free advice, getting some ideas or just getting out of the house for a few hours in the waning weeks of winter, the annual Topeka Home Show has provided a way for local home repair and home improvement-related businesses to connect with northeast Kansans since 1962.
Neil Carlson, owner of Plumbing by Carlson, a company started by his father, Bob, in 1957, said locations for the home show have varied over its 52-year history.
Carlson, also a former associate director of the Topeka Home Builders Association, or THBA, said the annual event started in a small building on what is now the Kansas Expocentre grounds with just about two dozen vendors. He said the show was held at the former White Lakes Mall for several years and for one year, was at a hangar at Forbes Field. The event then moved to Agriculture Hall at 17th and Topeka Boulevard as the number of exhibitors continued to grow.
It (Agriculture Hall) was too small for us by then, Carlson said. Then we got into Heritage Hall. We filled it.
Once the Kansas Expocentre opened in 1987, Carlson said the Topeka Home Show has been held there ever since and now has nearly 200 local, state and national vendors.
Carlson said in the first few years, local businesses werent charged a fee to have a table at the home show and had simple displays. After a THBA committee visited the Wichita home show and a national home show, Carlson said the committee made a push to get the businesses to invest in more sophisticated exhibits to showcase their products.
We encouraged people to do more than just a table, he said, just to have a better presentation. And it worked. Its really become a decent show.
Carlson said the more elaborate displays at the home show helped attendees visualize what could be done in their own homes, especially before the national home improvement stores opened in Topeka.
We didnt have the big box stores back then, he said. We didnt have many showrooms, either.
While the numbers of vendors and attendees have gone up and down over the years, the Topeka Home Show still remains a way for local contractors, remodelers, plumbers, heating and cooling experts and many others to connect to their potential customers.
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Q: Can I overseed my lawn and prevent weeds at the same time? Can I do it right now?
A: If you have a Kentucky 31 or blended fescue lawn or any of the special shade grass mixtures, you can certainly overseed through the month of February and into March. The benefits of early dispersal of seed are that the soil has been loosened, rains are certainly coming, and weeds have not yet grown enough to choke out the new grass. In fact, a light cover of snow over the seed can be beneficial.
Obviously, the weather is a problem this year, there is no guarantee that there will be no late freezes. The main threat to newly emerging grasses would be a hard freeze that could damage the tender seedlings. Another threat would be light freezes and thaws that push the seedlings out of the ground.
If you keep your eyes on the weather reports and choose just the right time, early seeding can produce a nice lawn. Be sure to include fertilizer along with the seed. Treat with lime if your soil test says you need it.
You cannot use weed prevention products, called pre-emergent weedkillers, that are often packaged as "Weed and Feed" on a newly seeded lawn. These products prevent weed seeds from germinating, and they will kill all your new grass seed. Read those labels carefully. Get only the plain fertilizer products.
If your lawn is seriously in need of help, plan to seed again in the fall around September, depending on the weather. Fall is the optimum time for fescue renewals, but our weather has been so hard on our cool season grasses that a spring effort may be required.
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South Albany High School is proposing replacing its grass football field with artificial turf, a project to be outlined at Mondays meeting of the Albany school board.
The meeting starts at 7 p.m. at the district office, 718 Seventh Ave. S.W. Also on Mondays agenda are a discussion about making up snow days and recommendations for improving school safety.
Board members will review a proposal from South Albany High Schools administration and booster club to put in a turf field at a cost of roughly $750,000.
Under the proposal, the district would pay or borrow about $500,000 of the project over eight years to cover the turf and the subsurface materials.
The rest of the cost, for drainage, dirt removal, subsurface hauling and leveling, would come from in-kind donations.
The school suggests creating community partnerships with the city of Albany, the Boys & Girls Club, Pop Warner Football, the high school booster club and others who might benefit from the field to help cover the bulk of the debt.
Turf fields also save on watering, seeding and other maintenance costs, although the actual savings may be less than the $30,000 per year the proposal estimates.The Lebanon Community School District has saved approximately $7,000 per year since installing its artificial turf field in 2011.
Construction excise taxes, which school districts are allowed to impose on new construction, also could be put toward the project. The district has about $1.8 million available in CET funds.
According to the proposal, the real benefit in having a turf field is the community access it would provide.
Right now, Souths field is used between 20 and 25 times per year, primarily for home football games. The proposal estimates a turf field would boost usage to more than 200 events per year between South Albany classes and teams and youth baseball, soccer and football programs and other community events.
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