September 2019

Grundy Center Dance Team to host annual showcase

The Grundy Center Dance Team will be hosting their annual showcase Saturday, Feb. 28 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. The afternoon program will feature the junior dancers in preschool through fourth-grade as well as the many old and new performances from the Grundy Center Dance Team. The night program will add a few extra dances from Grundy Center dance team, the middle school dancers and groups from Iowa Falls-Alden and BCLUW High Schools. Pictured are dance team members from the 2014 Iowa State Dance Championship.

Lights, camera, action coming to Grundy Center

    GRUNDY CENTER — Did you ever dream of being a movie star? If so, your chance could be just a few short weeks away, as Grundy Center will be the setting for the filming of a motion picture this spring.
    My Town Pictures will be coming to Grundy Center in April to film a yet to be named movie based on a yet to be written script.

GCMH announces leadership change

    GRUNDY CENTER – The Grundy County Memorial Hospital Board of Commissioners has announced the departure of Brian Kellar as Chief Executive Officer. Jennifer Havens RN, the hospital’s Chief Clinical Officer since 2008, has been named Interim CEO.  

Agenda issues cloud Board discussion

    GRUNDY CENTER —The biggest point for debate at last Wednesday’s meeting of the Grundy Center Community School District Board of Directors was what should be debated.
    The first item on the agenda, about approving the night’s agenda, drew a lengthy debate, as Directors Kelly Mathews and others expressed concern that they had not had enough time to study items on the agenda, including some that had been updated less than three hours before the meeting.
 
For more of this story see the Feb. 26 Grundy Register.

Eugene R. “Gene” Shuey

Eugene R. “Gene” Shuey, age 86, died February 20, 2015, at Valley View Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Eldora. Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday, February 28 at the Mitchell Family Funeral Home where the family will greet friends for one hour prior to services. Interment will be in the Conrad Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be directed to the family. For more information or to send a condolence please visit www.mitchellfh.com.

Grundy Center tax rate to remain stable

    GRUNDY CENTER — The Grundy Center City Council Monday gave preliminary approval to a Fiscal Year 2016 budget with an identical tax rate as the year before.
    Council passed a resolution during a special meeting to set the levy rate at $15.60 per $100,000 valuation. Mayor Brian Buhrow presented multiple options to the council one of which was the possibility of lowering the levy slightly.
    “I just think with the unknowing of the way the property tax rollback is going to affect us, I would say leave it where it’s at,” Council member Janetta Miller said.
 

Mary Slifka

Mary Slifka, 67, of Cresco passed away February 23, 2015, at the Cresco Care Center of Cresco. Funeral services will be held on Friday, February 27 at 10 a.m. at the Cresco Community Chapel in Cresco. Friends may call 4-7 p.m. on Thursday at the Lindstrom Funeral Home in Cresco and also one hour prior to services at the church. Burial will be in the New Oregon Cemetery in rural Cresco.
 
For more of this story see the Feb. 26 Grundy Register.

Local wrestlers reach podium at individual state meet

CLARKSVILLE – Local wrestlers brought home the hardware from the individual state wrestling meet last week. All four local qualifiers worked their way to the podium to finish among the top eight in the state in Class 1A in their respective weight classes.

Wolverines fall short in regional final

INDEPENDENCE – The fifth-ranked Dike-New Hartford girls’ basketball team fell one game short of a state tournament berth in a Class 2A regional final against Iowa City Regina Monday night. The twelfth-ranked Regals started slow but quickly came alive, using sharp shooting and physical play to gain the advantage and take the win, 42-29.

Spartans suffer season-ending loss to Jesup

REINBECK- Early in Thursday night’s Class 1A, District 5 quarterfinal matchup between Grundy Center and Jesup, it looked like the Spartans were poised to run away with the win as they came out firing on all cylinders. A cold spell in the second and third quarters along with some key mistakes, however, allowed the J-Hawks to get back in the game and eventually take the lead, and they advanced with a 52-45 victory in Reinbeck.

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