The economy may also be impacting

The economy may also be impacting one of the largest horse auctions in the country. The Waverly Midwest Horse Sale is taking place this week and some dealers say sales are lower than usual.Horses of every shape, size, and breed are on the auction block in Waverly this week, attracting people from all over the world to this small community.”We have people here from http://www.thechinajerseysmall.com/ all states in the US, plus we have people here from Mexico, Canada, and sometimes Japan,” said Auctioneer Rich Greenlee.Brad Messersmith of Ionia is planning on selling between 15 and thirty head, but he not expecting record profits.”The fall, it a little bit down usually any how because winter coming on, but I think a little more this year than we seen in the past,” said Messersmith.”The highest price horse we sold here was for $36,000 and that was last spring. Colts are going to be pretty cheap this fall with the economy and the price of grain, hay, gas prices, they will make things a little tough this fall,” said Greenlee.The auction will continue through Saturday.radar alertTRACKING: Isolated showers through Wednesday morningTRACKING: Isolated showers through Wednesday morningUpdated: Wednesday, May 24 2017 7:01 AM EDT2017 05 24 11:01:44 GMTCool, few showers today but some sun, dry weather ThursdayCool, few showers today but some sun, dry weather ThursdayUPDATE: Student ejected in Grant County, WI school bus crashUPDATE: Student ejected in Grant County, WI school bus crashUpdated: Tuesday, May 23 2017 10:32 PM EDT2017 05 24 02:32:20 GMTDeputies are investigating a crash involving a school bus and dump truck.Deputies are investigating a crash involving a school bus and dump truck.Iowa schools to stop using $14M testing software after auditIowa schools to stop using $14M testing software after auditUpdated: Tuesday, May 23 2017 12:52 PM EDT2017 05 23 16:52:24 GMTThe Iowa Department of Education plans to end its contract with a testing software vendor after a technical audit found the $14 million system was “unfit.”The Iowa Department of Education plans to end its contract with a testing software vendor after a technical audit found the $14 million system was “unfit.”CONCERT ATTACK: Suicide bomber identifiedCONCERT ATTACK: Suicide bomber identifiedUpdated: Tuesday, May 23 2017 11:30 AM EDT2017 05 23 15:30:40 GMTAt least 20 people were killed and possibly “hundreds” of others were injures after one or more loud bangs were heard Monday night at an Ariana Grande concert at Manchester Arena in England, multiple law enforcement told NBC News.The explosion happened as the Ariana Grande concert ended, catching people as they exited.NEW Cheap Wholesale Jerseys Free Shipping THIS MORNING: Man accused of shooting at Waterloo officerNEW THIS MORNING: Man accused of shooting at Waterloo officerUpdated: Monday, May 22 2017 9:46 AM EDT2017 05 22 13:46:29 GMT.