Despite extremely warm temperature on festival weekend, the third annual Radler Bike Festival at Arbor Day Farm was a successful event for all involved. “The Radler Bike Festival at Arbor Day Farm was a great success,” said Connie Van Nostrand, marketing manager of Arbor Day Farm.
Q: What are you hearing from Iowans about inflation? A: So far this year, I’ve met with Iowans in nearly two-thirds of my 99 county annual meetings. Without exception, I’ve heard deep concerns about inflation and a looming economic recession.
Hot, hot weather came to us this week, reminding me of the hot summers we had when I was small. I spent many days with my aunt as I was her playmate back then.
We all love to celebrate the 4th of July with family, friends, food and fireworks, but all too often the festivities turn tragic on our nation’s roads. This American holiday also brings increased consumption of alcohol and drugs which leads to impaired driving and deadly consequences.
Lynda Marshall, the Office Assistant for Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Fremont County since 2012, will be recognized at the Fremont County Fair for her outstanding service and commitment.
Iowa’s governor, its U.S. senators, and the Third District Congessional representative are among those making statements following the June 24 decision by the U.S. Supreme Court that essentially overturned the 48-yearold decision on Roe v. Wade that provided Constitutional protection for a pregnant woman to choose to have an abortion.
Ruth Lavern White, a Hamburg resident the last 63 years, died early Sunday morning, at the Ambassador in Sidney. She was born at home, April 30, 1928 in Dale Township, Atchison County Missouri. Her parents were Donald Emmit Douglas and Esther Bradfield.
Richard “Dick” V. Wheeler Jr., 93, of Hamburg, Iowa, formerly of Shubert, Nebraska, was born on November 25, 1928, in rural Howe, Nebraska to Richard V. Sr. and Helen (Andrew) Wheeler. He was raised with his family near Stella where he attended school and graduated from Stella High School.
Q: How would your bipartisan American Innovation and Choice Online Act reform Big Tech platforms? A: Americans may view technology as a curse or a blessing, particularly in the context of Big Tech’s grip on digital platforms. Advances in communication tools, streaming services and online shopping have helped millions of Americans access telehealth services, groceries, medication, digital learning and remote work, especially during the pandemic.
Griswold 9, Sidney 4 Griswold built an early lead before Sidney rallied with four runs in the sixth inning of the set back. Makenna Laumann and Aunika Hayes had double for Sidney.