George C. Grape Community Hospital, 2959 U.S. Hwy. 275, will host an American Red Cross Hamburg Community Blood Drive from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 5, 2023, in the Grape Community Hospital Annex Building.
Sheriff Kevin Aistrope reports on Dec. 8, the Tabor Police Department received a report of a stolen vehicle from a residence in Tabor.
☃ Kindergarten Mrs. Brant Dear Santa, For Christmas I would like a nerfgun, a remote control Tyrannosaurus with wheels on his feet so it can move, new power ranger set, the green one is my favorite.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (12/23/22). Domestic joys empower and inspire this year. Steady efforts build financial strength. Redirect creative or romantic projects around winter obstacles, before springtime domestic renovation nurtures your family. Adapting and sharing support with summer social challenges leads to exciting autumn professional projects. Harmonize together at home.
Hamburg’s Charter High School 9th Grade Civics Class did a contest with students from Pre-K through 6th grade to help supply the Hamburg Inter-Church Food Pantry. The students brought food items to school and the class that brought the most items we treated to a pizza party. The students nearly 3,000 food items to the pantry. The Inter-Church Food Pantry would like to thank the Civic Class and all student that participated. Photos Contributed
A trio of wrestlers scored fourth place finishes to lead the Southwest Iowa team on Saturday, Dec. 17, at the Platteview Invite.
Since John F. Kennedy was president, Congress has annually passed a bipartisan defense bill – the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) – outlining our national security priorities. During the past two years, President Biden’s doctrine of appeasement has failed to meet growing threats around the globe, and the need for Congressional oversight to ensure military strength has greatly increased.
Unofficial results from the City of Hamburg Dec. 13 special election have been released by the Fremont County Clerk’s Office.
So what are you doing over New Year’s? The DNR invites Iowans to step outside and enjoy Iowa state parks and forests in the 2023 First Day Hike Challenge. Visitors can ring in the New Year with the Parks Passport on their own, or by joining park staff on a guided hike.
When you’re behind the wheel on Iowa’s roads, you make decisions that impact you and those who share the road with you. The reasons to make safe driving decisions are the basis of the Iowa Department of Transportation’s new public safety campaign, What Drives You.