September 2019

Grundy Center football steady in Week 1 win

BELLE PLAINE – An early advantage for the Grundy Center football team carried the Spartans to a 29-12 victory at Belle Plaine to open the season.
 
Grundy Center starts the season 1-0, the first win for new head coach Travis Zajac. Belle Plaine fell to 1-1.
  

Turkey Valley smashes AGWSR football (photos)

ACKLEY – When Turkey Valley recovered a standard kickoff at the end of the third quarter at AGWSR High School last Friday night, it summed up a rough night for the Cougars.
 
AGWSR head coach James Koop opted for the word “befuddling” to describe Turkey Valley’s 56-6 romp on Friday night.
 

Grundy Center volleyball wins home round robin

GRUNDY CENTER – Abby Hamann and the Grundy Center volleyball team have been trying to exert maximum effort in practice.
  
The Spartans entered the season as the 12th-ranked team in Class 2A by the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union, but hard work is already paying off.
  
Grundy Center handled No. 4 Hudson in a straight-set victory for the finale of the Spartan Volleyball Invite at Grundy Center High School last Tuesday.
  

Grundy Register September 5

D-NH facilities committee proposes $17 million improvement project

With a steady growth in enrollment over the past few years, the Dike-New Hartford School District has big plans to grow along with their student population.  
 
Last week, the district unveiled an extensive $17.2 million facilities improvement plan that would make major improvements at both the Dike and New Hartford campuses.
 

D-NH seeks new board members

Two Dike-New Hartford Board of Education members have announced they will not seek re-election this November. Melissa Hinde and Jerry Nielsen will both step down from the board after the community selects two new board members on Tuesday, November 5, 2019.
 
There will be vacancies for the board’s District 2 and at-large seats.
 

Heart and Solutions moves to Grundy Center's Main Street

When Julie Johnson and her husband Joe first started Heart and Solutions counseling agency, it was just the two of them working out of a small office at the pharmacy in downtown Grundy Center. Over the next five years, the business kept growing and expanding, with offices opening up all over the state and more than 50 employees on the payroll.
 
Going back to where it all began, the Johnsons are solidifying their commitment to Grundy Center - their founding location - by moving their business to main street.
 

The administration cannot forget about commitments to Iowans

Farmers are no strangers in working through ups and downs in the markets and cycles of high financial stress. Unfortunately, when we have a bureaucratic agency actively undermining our domestic biofuels industry and an administration’s promises to farmers, it seems as if we are approaching unchartered territory.
 

Reinbeck pharmacy offers free medication disposal

In an effort to promote safety and fight prescription drug abuse, the Reinbeck Pharmacy is now offering free drug take back on all medications.
 
During normal business hours, community members may bring expired or unused medications into the pharmacy and place them in the blue MedSafe box for disposal.
 
The MedSafe box, which was set up on August 17th, helps the community safely dispose of medication.

Excellence in education: State Department of Education Director tours GC school district

A tradition of excellence in education has long been a point of pride for those in Grundy Center, and last Friday afternoon, that excellence was on display as Ryan Wise, Director of the Iowa Department of Education, stopped by for a tour of the facilities.
 
Superintendent Rob Hughes led Wise for a tour around the district, making stops at both the Secondary and Elementary buildings where administrators, teachers and staff met with Wise to discuss how they continually strive to give students the best educational opportunities they can.
 

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