September 2019

Wolverines fall short in record-setting 1A title game (PHOTOS)

CEDAR FALLS – As the final seconds ticked away on Dike-New Hartford football's season, the Wolverines could hold their heads high, even in defeat.
 
There were certainly tears and stoic faces on Dike-New Hartford's sideline after the Wolverines' quest for a Class 1A title came up short in a 52-38 loss to West Sioux in the championship game.
 
But D-NH went toe-to-toe with last year's champion in Class A on Friday, and records fell as the two teams battled in a high-scoring slugfest.
 

Photo slideshow: Area Veterans Day programs

Veterans from the BCLUW, Dike-New Hartford and Grundy Center school districts were honored at programs last week, and a sampling of some of the best photos can be found below. 
 
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Photo slideshow: BCLUW drama department presents "Big Fish"

The BCLUW drama department recently wrapped up a three day run performing "Big Fish," the stage adaptation of the Tim Burton movie of the same name. A selection of photos from the matinee show on Sunday can be seen below. 
 
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Toby A. Morrow

Toby A. Morrow passed away on November 8, 2018. Toby's family is planning a celebration of his life that will be held in the spring in Beaman.

Michal Szegda

Michal Szegda, 96, of Omaha, NE, formerly of Grundy Center, passed away on November 7, 2018, in Omaha. A funeral service for Michal was held on November 14 at Engelkes-Abels Funeral Home in Grundy Center with a visitation beforehand.

Kicking tobacco's butt: GCPH teaches local fourth graders about the dangers of tobacco

Last week, Grundy County Public Health visited with local fourth grade students to educate them about the dangers of tobacco as part of the GCPH’s public health programming called “Life Skills.”

 

The students participated in activities that taught them how tobacco negatively impacts their daily life – from seeing a blackened smoker’s lung to witnessing how tobacco can affect the teeth, gums, tongue and more, and even inspecting a jar full of cigarette tar.

 

GC Chamber of Commerce approves dissolution, Main Street merger

The Grundy Center Chamber of Commerce board members voted unanimously to approve the Chamber’s dissolution at a public meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
 
Board members Brittany Liekweg, Maria Oltman, Katie Lewis and John Heeren each voted in favor of the dissolution, and agreed on a merger with Main Street Grundy Center to form a joint Chamber-Main Street organization.
 
The Main Street Grundy Center Board of Directors will meet early next week to discuss and approve the merger on their end.
 

Light up the night: Main Street Mingle/Festival of Trees offers holiday fun for all

Get ready for a holly, jolly good time as Grundy Center comes to life with the spirit of Christmas next weekend.
 
Main Street Grundy Center and the Grundy Center Chamber of Commerce have teamed up to bring a festive and fun event to the community - the Main Street Mingle/Festival of Trees - which will be held on Saturday, November 24 in downtown Grundy Center.
 

Holland Post Office open again after temporary closure

The Holland Post Office re-opened last Friday after being closed for roughly a week after a problem was discovered at the office.
 
According to Postal Service spokesperson Kristy Anderson, an employee at the post office noticed some smoke coming out of an outlet, and contacted the fire department. The department responded, and discovered several hot spots around the building.
 
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Answering the call: Dike native Crew featured in Navy recruiting video

Five years ago, Tyler Crew found himself yearning for adventure—specifically, something more than a college degree and a run of the mill desk job. So he did something bold: the 20-year-old walked into the Navy recruitment office in Waterloo, quit school at UNI and signed his enlistment papers on Veterans Day.
           
“He came back one day, and he said to me, ‘Mom, college is your dream and not mine, and I joined the Navy today,’” his mother said, mimicking her gasp when he delivered the news.
 

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