Articles from the March 16, 2023 edition
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EHM fundraiser lets it loose
From delicious hors d'oeuvres to engaging performances, the Everly Heritage Museum's Mardi Gras on Main fundraiser concert was a success on every level. Guests were treated to a variety of selections...
Royal council moves closer to relinquishing water system
The Royal City Council is still interested in turning control of the city's water system over to Iowa Lakes Regional Water. During the council meeting on March 8, CEO Brad Veit reviewed the proposed...
Much ado about clucking
A proposal that would bring chickens to backyards in Everly received both support and scrutiny during a special gathering Tuesday at City Hall. Members of the urban chicken committee listened to...
Hartley council discusses snowy sidewalks
The City of Hartley's willingness to enforce ordinances was called into question during Monday's council meeting. Resident Tim Hilbert was in attendance to complain about snow-covered sidewalks,...
03/16/23: Crime, Courts, Accidents & Incidents
• Traffic Katie Lea Buss, Sheldon, Dark Windows. Charles A. Williams, Registration Violation. Ana Lopez Lopez, Denison, Failure to Use Child Restraint Device, 2 counts; No Valid Driver’s License; Speeding. Hunter Elizabeth Landau, Hull, Reg...
Guest Editorial
Some members of the Iowa Senate do not think that public notices published in newspapers remain relevant and necessary. A bill filed in the newly-formed Technology Committee this month moved through...
Letters: UI should fire Ferentzes, AD
To the editor: It is amazing that Brian Ferentz’s contract was renewed with Iowa football. Brian Ferentz is a proven loser and he only kept his job because his dad is the coach. It was a no-brainer firing mishandled by Gary Barta, the athletic d...
Letters: No eminent domain for private gain
To the editor: It looks like some members of the Iowa House and Senate are finally listening to rural Iowans and our concerns about proposed CO2 pipelines. Because so many concerned citizens have turned out at meeting after meeting and hearing after...
03/16/23: Community Calendar
Cabin Fever Golf is March 17 The Hartley Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual Cabin Fever Golf event on Friday, March 17. Cost is $10 per green fee. Participants can tee off between 5-7:30 p.m. at either Fiesta Foods or the Hartley American Legio...
03/16/23: Area Happenings & Accomplishments
Deadline to apply for OBCCF grants is approaching The deadline for submitting an application for this year's grant cycle for the O'Brien County Community Foundation (OBCCF) is Saturday, April 15....
Lyle L. Luedke, 89, Hartley
A funeral service for Lyle L. Luedke was held Monday, March 13, 2023, at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Hartley. Pastor Chris Nitzel officiated. Pallbearers were Tom Luedke, Bob Luedke, Mark Zylstra, Austin Zylstra, Kevin Mars and Denny Mars. Honorary...
Beverly A. Kramme, 82, Sheldon
A memorial service for Beverly A. Kramme was held Wednesday, March 15, 2023, at Trinity United Church of Christ in Hartley. Dr. Lynn Dau officiated. Pallbearers were Justin Klaahsen, Kyle Klaahsen, Cameron Klaahsen, Jonathan Lindmier, Jacob Sandholm...
From Our Files
• March 18, 1948 Mr. and Mrs. William Vikselaar arrived from Hilderland in Holland and expected to make America their permanent home. The newlyweds were staying in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Holmes. The lady was a niece of Barney Gerts who also l...
Kooper Ebel to play in Iowa Shrine Bowl All-Star Classic
Area high school football players selected to play in the 2023 Iowa Shrine Bowl All-State Classic were introduced during a recognition day event on March 8 at Spencer. Kooper Ebel, a senior at Hartley...
H-M-S boys compete in state indoor track meet at Ames
Members of the Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn boys' track and field team saw their first competition of the 2023 season during the Iowa Association of Track Coaches (IATC) indoor championships at Ames on...
