Each year, national nonprofit Wreaths Across America (WAA) recognizes top sponsorship groups for excellence in serving their local community while helping to share the yearlong mission to Remember, Honor, Teach.
Southwestern Community College (SWCC) career and technical education students came home from the Iowa SkillsUSA Championships in Ankeny, held April 25-26, with six first place finishers, two second place finishers, and one third place finisher.
Three youth weighed and tagged 15 lambs, and five youth weighed and tagged 14 goats at the Fremont County Fairgrounds on April 24 as 4-H and FFA projects.
Nebraska City Tourism and Commerce and CherryRoad Media hosted a Lunch and Learn, “Digital Marketing and Recruitment and YOU,” at Valentino’s on Tuesday, April 23.
The 2024 Women Gaining Ground Conference was held at the Shenandoah Middle School on March 9.
“The Canopy Report,” a new consumer report from the Arbor Day Foundation, takes a deep dive into how America sees trees.The findings examine Americans’ interactions with green space, their perceptions of the health and environmental benefits of trees, and their feelings about climate change.“In many ways, the Canopy Report is a resounding affirmation of the power of trees and their critical function in our everyday lives,” said Dan Lambe, chief executive of the Arbor Day Foundation.
Women, Land and Legacy of Southwest Iowa will be hosting a Peony Party on Tuesday, May 21, at 6 p.m.
The students at the Hamburg Community Schools took time out of their day to watch the solar eclipse earlier this month.
On April 15, at 5 p.m., the Hamburg School Board presented their FY 2025 Budget.Present from the Board were Kyla Tiemeyer, Melissa Byer, Alec Hendrickson, School Board Secretary/ Treasurer Melissa Chamber, on live Zoom call were school board member Jessica Barrett and President Kevin DeChant.
The Hamburg City Council met at 6:30 p.m.