“First graders had help from the middle schoolers building marshmallow structures using 100 marshmallows and toothpicks.” (Photos Submitted by Michele Hendrickson) Parent/Teacher Conferences 2/16/22 - Early Out 1:30 pm No School: 2/17/22 Teacher’s In-Service No School: 2/18/22 .
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11 Breakfast: Omelet & Toast Lunch: Chicken Nuggets, Hashbrown Patty, Fresh Veggie Assortment, Apple Slices MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14 Breakfast: Breakfast Bar & Toast Lunch: Chicken Tetrazzini, Corn, Fresh Veggie Assortment, Blueberries TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15 Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza Lunch:Chili, Baby Carrots & Celery, Cinnamon Roll, Peaches WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16 Breakfast: French Toast Sticks Lunch: Pizza, Garden Salad, Steamed Broccoli, Apple Slices .
Pictured are the 2-4th grade coed team, and the 5-6th boys team, all grouped in the same photo Front Row: Konner, Spencer, Cash, Leland, Helena, Elijah Back Row: Xavier, Easton, Benny, Gunner, Sam, Kullen, Declan, Brennan, Taytin. Not Pictured Kyler, and coaches Kelly Barrett, Kyla Tiemeyer and Courtney Summerfield (Photo submitted by Kelly Barrett) .
Mary Ann (Fletcher) Gregg was born March 8, 1933, in Hamburg, Iowa, to Ray C. and Geneva Fletcher. She spent her life in Hamburg and always talked of lifelong experiences and friends who resided there.
Richard C. Owen, age 90 of Hamburg, IA passed away on Wednesday, February 2, 2022 at the Grape Community Hospital in Hamburg.
Shirley June Collins, age 88 of Sidney, IA (formerly Hamburg, IA) went to be with her Lord on Friday, February 4, 2022 at the Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines, IA. Shirley June was born on May 28, 1933 in Hamburg, IA; the daughter of James and Lovilla (Webster) Stephens.
Victories over Southwest Valley, 48-32, and Essex, 59-26, raised Sidney’s record to 14-6 overall and 6-3 in Corner Conference play. Scoring for Sidney against Southwest Valley were Kaden Payne, 12; Chay Ward, 12; Harley Spurlock, 10; Emily Hutt, four; Avery Dowling, three; Makenna Laumann, three; Aunika Hayes, two; and Sadie Thompson, two.
Gardeners who are looking for a creative way to control insects might consider planting some sweet alyssum. This flowering annual or short-lived perennial adds some bright colors to the garden, and most importantly, it attracts beneficial insects such as ladybugs and hoverfly.
I think back to the “way things were” sometimes and sadly realize I didn’t fully appreciate the many things I thought would always be there. I learned to appreciate my small town bank even more when I was living in Lincoln.
Q: What are your concerns regarding foreign ownership of U.S. food companies and farmland? A: Food security is national security.