
Class of 1980
While sending out notes to my classmates inviting them to attend our 45th Class Reunion in October, I had an array of thoughts and feelings.
While sending out notes to my classmates inviting them to attend our 45th Class Reunion in October, I had an array of thoughts and feelings.
From a debut author to experienced collaborators, these new offerings at Hamburg Public Library can’t be beat.
Foundational education as an RN with a BSN from South Dakota State University provided a broad understanding of how our bodies function. One of the lessons that was high lighted over the years was the need to pay attention to changes, e.g., my two sisters needed total knee replacement and so did I; my paternal grandfather had a massive stoke and died at the age of 61 years in 1948 from what? It was never diagnosed. My father thought that his dad, who was a farmer, was too stubborn to get regular check-ups from a physician and probably had heart problems in addition to his high blood pressure.
The Nebraska City Police Department is preparing for another large crowd to celebrate Nebraska City’s Treestock Festivities.
A group of enthusiastic volunteers of all ages were on hand at the Percival Park for a recent improvement project where mulch was added to help beautify the park space. Submitted by Teresa Crecelius.
Grape Community Hospital hosted an InstaPot Party on June 21 at the United Methodist Church in Hamburg. Attendees tried received recipes and enjoyed a tasting. The winner of the Insta Pot giveaway was Pastor Courtney Dake. Event organizers would like to thank everyone who participated in this fun and educational event. The event was made possible by Giving Wednesday, Grape Community Hospital and Tami Oakes. Submitted by Teresa Crecelius.
The Hamburg Sharks swim team has begun their 2025 summer season. Pictured are members of the team. From left are Jozie Parmer, Jaimie Moyer, Cytara Morgan, Wyatt Wray, Ryker Scott, Drayden Flowers, Anna Weber, Josie Shull, Nora Spiegel, Ian Gregg, Adalind Gregg. This team coached by Libby Stenzel has traveled to Auburn, Nebr., Lewis Central and Maryville, Mo. Submitted by Teresa Crecelius.
Playfly Sports and Nebraska Athletics announced Monday the hiring of Kyle Crooks as the new play-by-play voice of Nebraska Football. In his role as the Director of Broadcasting for the Huskers Radio Network, Crooks will also co-host the network’s Sports Nightly show.
More than 540 meal sites across Iowa are serving students healthy meals and snacks this summer