September 2019

D-NH baseball rallies twice against A-P (PHOTOS)

DIKE – Most scoring deficits are going to feel tame for Dike-New Hartford baseball this summer.
  
The Wolverines showed that they could erase a 10-run deficit on the road at Charles City on June 7, and D-NH needed to find a way exactly one week later when rival Aplington-Parkersburg came to town.
  
The Falcons brought some of the toughest challenges the Wolverines have faced yet, but a couple of rallies kept D-NH out of the loss column with an NICL East sweep at Dike-New Hartford High School.
  

D-NH softball settles for split (PHOTOS)

DIKE – Dike-New Hartford softball was aggressive in a 14-4 victory over Aplington-Parkersburg in Game 1 of an NICL East doubleheader on Friday night, but the Falcons answered with a 7-6 win in Game 2, holding off a late Wolverine rally as D-NH split with the Falcons at Dike-New Hartford High School.
  
The Wolverines scored two runs in the seventh and had the potential tying run at second with one out, but A-P's Makenna Brouwer made a nice catch on a pop fly to shallow center for the second out and Falcons pitcher Hailey DeVries got the third out to end D-NH's late threat.

Wellsburg Daze 2019 (Photos)

Grundy Register June 20, 2019

County will remove six trees from Courthouse Square

Amidst concerns surrounding general decay and future liability, the Grundy County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 to remove six trees in the southern and western sections of the courthouse lawn during Monday morning’s regular meeting.
           

The last rockin' daddy in the U.S.A.

For all intents and purposes, I’ve given up on new music in the last few years. I don’t consider it an “Old/young man yells at cloud” reaction to the trends of the day—I enjoy “Old Town Road” as much as the next guy—but does anyone within sniffing distance of the mainstream write albums anymore? Or is everything a computer-generated algorithm designed solely with streams and viral success in mind?
           

A Cup of Kindness: Local coffee shop helps people pay it forward

GRUNDY CENTER - A free cup of coffee may not seem like a big deal to some people, but when given as a random act of kindness, it can make someone’s day.
 
In an effort to help foster these random acts of kindness, the local coffee shop in town - The Natural Grind - has set up their own system of paying it forward. When visitors walk into the coffee shop, they’re greeted by a sign filled with names, that says “buy a drink for a friend.” If someone’s name is on the board, that means they’ve been bought a free drink by a friend.
 

Waterloo woman will appeal Grundy County theft conviction

A Waterloo woman who was convicted of felony theft in a Grundy County jury trial earlier this year plans to appeal the decision to the Iowa Supreme Court, according to recently filed documents.
           
Shawn Marie Eastman-Adams, now 46 years old, was arrested in 2018 and charged with stealing a John Deere lawn tractor, a horse buggy, a wood chipper, tools and a stock trailer from a residence west of Dike near The Mill between December 4 and December 7, 2017.
           

GC Council discusses design guidelines for local businesses

GRUNDY CENTER - With the recent facade improvement project sprucing up downtown Grundy Center, the local City Council is making an effort to establish a more aesthetically cohesive business district.
With the Main Street area being the face of Grundy Center, the council noted the importance of keeping a cohesive look to the area, while preserving the historic charm of the district. 

Tank Anthony Band to perform at downtown concert series

GRUNDY CENTER - To kick off the summer “Rock Around the Clock Tower” car show and concert series in downtown Grundy Center, Iowa Falls-based country music group - The Tank Anthony Band - will be performing on the courthouse lawn this Thursday, June 20.
 
The Tank Anthony band is a two person group made up of Tank Anthony and DJ Fisher, who  produce country music with a soulful sound. The group has played shows across Iowa - in small towns and big cities.
 

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