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Hamburg’s Exit 1 Fitness open for business
Exit 1 Fitness, owned by Hamburg native Matt Zenzel, is open for business in Hamburg at 1901 Main Street.The genesis of Exit 1 Fitness is to create a community.“I grew up in Hamburg and moved to Omaha for work after college,” said Zenzel.
Chuck Grassley Visit
The Brent Lorimor family and the Fremont County Farm Bureau recently hosted Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley for a forum about farming concerns.
Gold Buckle Productions continues positive community effects at Battle with the Bulls
Gold Buckle Productions, Inc., is looking to expand its positive community effects this year at the Battle with the Bulls event, which is set for 7 p.m.
Iowa 333 Construction Update
Work continues on the grading and paving project on Iowa 333 outside Hamburg.
Memorial Day 2024
Members of the Hubert Woodward American Legion Post 156 conducted Memorial Day Services at Mount Olive Cemetery just outside of Hamburg on Monday, May 27.
Meet the Candidates
The candidates below appear on the ballot for the primary election in Fremont County, which is set for June 4, 2024.Board of Supervisors CandidateChris ClarkMy name is Chris Clark, and I am asking for your vote for Fremont County Supervisor on June 4.
Inman family enjoys racing success
The Inman family is a Motocross racing family.From practicing on their home track in Farragut to taking their show on the road to events all across the country, the Inman’s make racing a big part of their lives.Josh and April Inman have been following the racing of their children, Lauren, a recent high school grad, and 12-year-old Chase, who first started expressing an interest in racing when he was just three years old.Josh raced in Motocross himself from a young age but gave up the sport in favor of raising a family.When Chase began to express interest in racing, Josh said the family started to get racing fever.Chase got his first bike, a Honda 50 when most toddlers were trying to master tricycles.
Iowa Crop Progress and Condition Report May 20 to 26
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig has commented on the Iowa Crop Progress and Condition Report released by the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service.