The story that used to make the rounds about small towns is that you could get a wrong phone number and not even know the person that answered – and still talk for an hour! Well, that isn’t just for small towns, I found out last week. It went like this: Mark had given me the numbers I would need to call the Nebraska Senators and members of Congress concerning my feelings on gun control.
A plain white button has shown up on my dining room floor. It is about 1 1/4 inches in diameter and has not one distinguishing mark on it.
Father’s Day presents an opportunity for people to honor the special men in their lives. These include not only dads, but father figures and other influential men who offer care and guidance to the people they love.
The Alpha Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi has opened registration for the annual AppleJack Fun Run 5K coming up on Sept. 17, 2022.
Iowa manufacturers continue to make significant capital expenditures and increase wages, in light of supply chain challenges and market fluctuations according to the latest Iowa Association of Business and Industry (ABI) Quarterly Business Survey. ABI sent this survey to its board in early June.
Wayne State College included 1,190 students on the dean’s list for exemplary academic achievement during the spring 2022 semester. Students listed on the dean’s list are full-time undergraduate students who have achieved a GPA of 3.5 or above on a 4.0 scale for the semester.
Radler Bike Festival at Arbor Day Farm Set to Bring More than 100 Cyclists to the Area Motorists Asked to Drive with Caution The Radler Bike Festival at Arbor Day Farm returns to the area on June 18 and 19. The Festival is expecting approximately 125 riders from several states to attend.
The 2022 Downtown Summer Movie Series will continue on Saturday, June 18. The free series features family-friendly movies shown outdoors in the Sunken Parking Lot on Central Avenue Saturday nights at dusk in the summertime.
As the summer goes on, Superintendent Mike Wells and the Hamburg School District are working hard on getting everything done to start the new charter school, which will host high school students next fall.
Iowa’s precipitation in May was 3.46 inches, 1.38 inches below normal for the month, according to the latest Water Summary Update. While there was some improvement in drought conditions, a small area of severe drought remains in and around Woodbury County.