Grape Hospital Auxiliary Cookie Walk set Dec. 3
Friday, Dec. 3, marks the return of an area tradition—the Hospital Auxiliary Cookie Walk.
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What’s Up with the Hamburg United Fund Campaign?
The Hamburg United Fund Campaign is underway and the thermometer of giving in front of the bank is prepared to show the progress toward the Board’s goal. By writing one check, residents of the Hamburg community can benefit nine local organizations.
Safe driving is as simple as ABC
Thanksgiving weekend, millions of Americans will hit the roads, eager to spend time with family and friends. It is one of the busiest travel times of the year, and unfortunately, that may mean more crashes. It important to remember the ABC’s of safe driving!
Record of Decision signed for Fort Peck Dam Environmental Impact Statement
Col. Geoff Van Epps, Commander, U.S.
Why health experts say you should take your headaches seriously during holidays
There’s no doubt the COVID-19 pandemic adds stress to the hectic holiday season. In addition to the extra cooking, cleaning, gift-buying and decorating, Americans may have to worry about scheduling coronavirus tests before travel or ordering extra masks for family members.
DNR:Turn In Poachers helps protect fish and wildllife
Information is reported to the Turn in Poachers (TIP) system all year long, with a noticeable increase from September to January as part of the fall and winter hunting seasons. Regardless of the time of year or day of the week, the most important factor for the public in using the TIP system is timeliness.
Hometown Pride Facebook updates
Hamburg Hometown Pride Come support the Hospital Auxiliary by purchasing a delicious plate of Christmas cookies on Friday, Dec. 3, beginning at 8 a.m.
Sidney Christmas Window Walk needs volunteers
The Sidney, Iowa, square will be full of holiday magic on Saturday, Dec. 11, from 6 to 8 p.m.
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United States self-defense laws can leave blurry lines
Kyle Rittenhouse was defending himself when he used an AR-15-style gun to shoot three people during chaotic protests in summer 2020, a jury has found. It’s a controversial verdict that is bringing new attention to how much leeway U.S.