Iowa State University Extension and Outreach offers professional development training for childcare providers, outlining best practices relative to nutrition, physical activity, health, and safety for children in their care.
Second Monday: Hamburg City Council meeting, 1201 Main St., 6 p.m.
The Fremont County Tourism Board oversees tourism funds generated by the Fremont County Hotel/Motel tax and allocates those funds for projects or events that are anticipated to increase tourism within Fremont County.The Tourism Board is preparing another allocation of funds.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is partnering for a third year with MyCatch by Angler’s Atlas to conduct a statewide walleye fishing challenge from March 30 through June 30.The MyCatch mobile app maintains anonymous location data, so anglers’ secret spots stay secret.
Teresa Crecelius of the Hamburg Reporter recently conducted a question and answer session with Sidney Fire Chief Dustin Sheldon.Teresa- Dustin can you tell me a little bit about Fremont County, or specifically Sidney Fire Dept and EMS - How many are on your squad for each?
Iowa State University and Outreach Fremont County office will host an Ornamental and Turfgrass Pest Control Continuing Instruction Course (CIC) for commercial pesticide applicators Wednesday, March 27.
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Farragut Fire and Rescue hosted its annual Donor Rib feed, with Brad Johnson cooking up great food for a great turnout with the event featuring yearly awards.
If you drive on Iowa 333 near Hamburg you need to be aware of an upcoming road closure that could impact your trip.Beginning on Monday, April 1, weather permitting, crews will close the roadway from the BNSF Railroad to 0.6 miles east of Interstate 29 so grading and paving work can be done, according to the Council Bluffs construction office.
It all began in March of 2019, right after she got the call that the Missouri River had overtopped the levy north of Highway 2 at Nebraska City on the Iowa side of the river.