Washington PEP Club conducts monthly meeting
On March 16, 2025, Washington PEP Club members held their monthly meeting at the Hamburg Community School.
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Read Across Iowa
Sidney Elementary welcomed Fremont County Extension for a Read Across Iowa Project.
Fish Fry
Calie Kingery, Melinda Gilbert, Hallie Ferguson and Lisa Welch served at the recent Mt. Olive Fish Fry. Submitted by Teresa Crecelius.
Hamburg FFA celebrates National Ag Week
Hamburg FFA handed out Agriculture snacks to staff and teachers during National Ag Week! Submitted by Teresa Crecelius.
Sidney HS Drama performs Madhouse
Sidney High School drama students performed Madhouse by Todd Wallinger, produced by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Services of Denver, Colo. The description of the production on the Pioneer Drama Services website reads as follows:
Voters encouraged to update registration status
Fremont County Auditor Dee Owen and Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate are alerting voters they may be receiving important mailers in the coming weeks as part of annual voter registration list maintenance and ongoing audit processes. Voters in Fremont County may receive notices from the Iowa Secretary of State’s office as part of the National Change of Address (NCOA) process as well as ‘No Activity” notices. Both mailers are expected to reach affected Iowa voters in late March or early April.
Fremont County Ladies Luncheon
Pictured at the Dancin Bear at the March luncheon were: Cheryl Long, Sherry Bohlen, Susan Hilton, Teresa Jamison, Joella Travis and Deb Grudle. Any ladies who would like to attend you’re more than welcome, it’s held once a month, just contact Joella Travis to get your name on the reservation list at The Dancin Bear Restaurant in Sidney.
Celebration 2025
The annual Spring variety show, Celebration, took place over two nights at the Sidney Gymnatorium. High School Choir and Band members performed.
Farm School at Hamburg
Students at the Hamburg Farm School are getting the garden ready for this summer. Elementary students have been starting tomatoes, onions, bell peppers and cabbages from seed. Those plants are transplanted from original pots to larger containers to allow them to continue the growth process. First graders have been a big help with planting tomatoes and got to take tomato plants home.