Samples from nearly 5,000 deer have been tested as part of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) effort to monitor for chronic wasting disease, resulting in 36 confirmed positives from the 2021-2022 hunting season, including one in Fremont County.
The George C. Grape Community Hospital Foundation recently donated over $20,000 to help with the purchase of a new Cardiac Rehab monitoring system and two Bariatric Beds.
At the end of last year, Hamburg Hometown Pride completed one of the projects to beautify the town: new picnic tables. Both Hamburg City Park and Clayton Fields have now picnic tables for the use of families and community members.
After snow closed area schools on Friday, the Lourdes and Sidney basketball teams played a Saturday afternoon doubleheader at the Knights’ gym in Nebraska City. Sidney 43, Lourdes girls’ 37 Long distance shooting proved to be the difference in the opening game as the Sidney Cowgirls rallied past the Knights, 43-37.
George C. Grape Community Hospital will host a Town Hall meeting on Thursday Feb.
One of my favorite parables describes the difference between heaven and hell. In both places, hungry people sit at tables laden with delicious food. In hell, people suffer and starve because they cannot eat with the long utensils provided. In heaven, people are happy and thrive because they use the utensils to feed each other.
Just last year, Washington insiders colluded to try to overturn the will of the people of Iowa in a fair and free election. The Speaker of the House of Representatives attempted to steal a House seat.
Either nobody’s reading this tripe, or nobody wants to hurt my feelings by telling me I screwed up. Regardless, I just realized that I didn’t finish my tour of the east side of Main Street in the resurrection of Hamburg’s business district. I mentioned the new sandwich shop, Relax And Unwind, north of the old Connor’s store location, for some unknown reason, I then switched to the west side of Main at the far south end of the business district. Why ask why?
Q: How has the pandemic impacted human trafficking? A: As we start the New Year and enter the third year of the pandemic, Americans are gripped with soaring inflation and strapped with higher bills for groceries, gas and housing. There’s also an insidious byproduct from the pandemic that’s putting public safety at risk, particularly for young people.
Clara Jean (Nelson) Gude was born on September 30, 1938 in Hamburg, Iowa; the daughter of Wade (Pete) Nelson and Irene (Shirley) Nelson. She attended school in Hamburg and graduated from the Hamburg High School with the Class of 1956. She was united in marriage to John Frederick Gude on July 14, 1956 in Hamburg, Iowa.