Hamburg Council conducts April 8 meeting
The Hamburg City Council met April 8, 2024, 6:30 p.m.
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Secretary Naig invites students to enter the 2024 Choose Iowa Calendar Contest
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig is encouraging school-aged Iowa students to participate in the 2024 Choose Iowa Calendar Contest hosted by the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship.
Riverton Fire and Rescue Q and A with Doug Phillips
Teresa Crecelius recently conducted a question-and-answer session with Riverton Fire Chief Doug Phillips.Teresa- How long have you been the fire chief here?
Clayton Sports Complex improvements near completion
Improvements at the Clayton Sports Complex in Hamburg are getting close to wrapping up ahead of the summer season.The project began in December of 2022 with the City of Hamburg seeking bids on electrical work and repairs to the fence, tennis court, restrooms and concession stand.Although the bidding process was not easy, Hamburg Mayor Harry Adams, City Clerk Amanda Driever and Hamburg Council member Mike Stenzel remained determined to get the work done and the project eventually moved forward.Fence work was among the first of the completed projects and was followed by electrical work and concrete work on the tennis courts.
Winners After All
I think I have mentioned anything athletic is totally beyond my comprehension.
WNBA’s Clark marketing plan could get league cookin’
Logo three-pointers highlighted a historic run for Iowa women’s basketball this season as the Hawks repeated their runner up journey in the NCAA tournament.
This Week with Sieck
As we get closer to the end of session, things are slowing down and we will likely not adjourn by April 16th.
Growing and Strengthening Iowa’s Workforce
On my 36 County Tour, workforce issues and labor shortages are topics of constant and repeated concern when I’m meeting with farmers, small business owners, manufacturers, childcare centers, hospitals, and other enterprises.
Donate Life
Q: What federal law did you steer through Congress to improve the nation’s organ transplant system?A: Nearly 20 years ago, I launched an oversight investigation from the Senate Finance Committee to keep check on the nation’s organ donation system.
