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Guthrie County Supervisors and EMS/city staffs to meet

By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette

On Tuesday, Aug. 6, the Guthrie County Supervisors held a regular weekly meeting with a light agenda, which resulted in the meeting lasting only 13 minutes. No members of the general public spoke during the “Public Comments” portion of the meeting.

Board Chair JD Kuster shared an update about an upcoming meeting regarding EMS.

“I contacted the Adair EMS, and they set up a meeting for tomorrow night over in Adair. Steve (Smith, supervisor) and I will attend, 6:30 p.m. at the fire hall,” Kuster said.

Supervisor Maggie Armstrong shared that she and Smith will meet with Panora EMS and city staff on Thursday morning, Aug. 8.

Kuster asked Armstrong for an update on the county’s development of a new website.

“Good. We’re making progress. There are a couple of departments that still need to submit information to the web development team,” Armstrong said.

“Good. It would be nice to get that up and running,” Kuster said.

Steve Smith mentioned that he has received calls from citizens concerned about road conditions in the county.

“You know, it’s rained a lot. It’s washed,” Smith said. “I also feel like it’s a bigger issue on the hills than it is on the flats.”

Supervisor Mike Dickson added that this is the time of year when more vacation time is likely being used by the county’s road crew, so roads aren’t getting worked on as quickly. He also said that when the new website is up and running, it will be helpful in communicating how the county is addressing issues the public may be asking about.

Item No. 4 on the agenda was to appoint a Guthrie County representative to the Region XII Regional Housing Authority. The current representative is Marty Arganbright.

“He’s been on that for several years now,” Kuster said.

The supervisors unanimously appointed Arganbright to another term as representative to the Regional Housing Authority.

The next regular meeting of the supervisors will be Tuesday, Aug. 13. The public is welcome to attend in person or via remote technology. To join remotely, call 323-792-6123, then use meeting code 547029216#.

Deviled eggs are a summertime delight

By Jolene Goodman | Panora Times

If you want to win the heart of my husband, bring him deviled eggs. I have had to win him over in other ways for 29 years, because I don’t make them. His mother did, though, and so did my mother, and he looked forward to their versions. 

Deviled eggs make appearances more in the summer due to BBQs, neighborhood driveway parties, park picnics and holiday weekends. It’s another reason why I like this time of year, as I feel like the pressure is off when others come to the rescue to feed my husband’s deviled egg obsession. Cyd Koehn, who owns Catering By Cyd, has mastered a mouthwatering deviled egg. She shared her recipe with me for this month’s column. 

Guess who’s bringing the deviled eggs to the next BBQ?

Jolene Goodman is the advertising director for Panora Times and vice president of Big Green Umbrella Media.

DEVILED EGGS

Ingredients

  • 6 large eggs
  • Ice
  • 2 tbsp. mayonnaise
  • 1 1⁄2 Tbsp. sweet or dill pickle relish
  • 1 tsp. dijon mustard
  • 1⁄4 tsp. kosher salt
  • 1⁄4 tsp. white pepper
  • 2 dashes of Lola’s Hot Sauce
  • Garnish: paprika (optional)

Directions

  • Step 1 — Boil eggs: Fill a large pot with water; bring to a boil over high. Carefully lower eggs into boiling water; cook undisturbed, for 11 minutes, 30 seconds.
  • Step 2 — Make ice bath: Meanwhile, fill a large bowl halfway with ice; add water to cover. Set ice bath aside.
  • Step 3 — Chill eggs: Using a slotted spoon, immediately transfer cooked eggs from boiling water to an ice bath. Let stand until completely cooled, at least 5 minutes.
  • Step 4 — Peel eggs: Working with 1 egg at a time, firmly tap on a flat surface until cracks form all over the shell. Peel under cold running water.
  • Step 5 — Halve eggs: Cut eggs in half lengthwise; remove yolks. Set egg white halves aside.
  • Step 6 — Make deviled egg filling: Using a fork, mash together yolks and mayonnaise in a medium bowl. Add relish, mustard, salt and pepper; stir well to combine.
  • Step 7 — Fill eggs: Spoon or pipe about 1 tablespoon filling into each egg white half. Garnish with paprika, if desired. Serve immediately, or store, covered, in the refrigerator for up to three days.

Panorama Days 2024 5K Run/Walk results

Special to the Times Vedette

A record-setting 120 runners participated in the Panorama Days 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, Aug. 3.

Kal Hoppe, 19, of Clive won first place in a time of 16 minutes, 15 seconds.

Susie Howard, 68, of Greenwood, Indiana, was the oldest runner. Owen Plevniak, 6, of Chatham, New Jersey, was the youngest.

Full results are as follows. 

2024 Panorama Days 5k Run/Walk – August 3, 2024

OVERALL RACE RESULTS

 

Name CITY & STATE AGE BIB # Min.Sec PLACE OVERALL
Kal Hoppe Clive, IA 19 300 16.15 1
Jonah Niedermeier Panora, IA 29 316 17.42 2
Knute Rogne Lake Mills, IA 16 338 18.21 3
Noah Poldberg Panora, IA 17 349 18.42 4
Jeffrey Kopczynski Saint Paul, MN 35 343 18.56 5
Landon Hoppe Clive, IA 17 301 20.49 6
Kylie Rochholz Panora, IA 15 322 21.12 7
Conor Broders New Lenox, IL 15 284 21.42 8
Kaden Moylan Le Claire, IA 12 314 21.48 9
Kelan Moylan Le Claire, IA 46 311 22.00 10
Laicey Lutz Panora, IA 15 309 22.12 11
Kohen Moylan Le Claire, IA 12 315 23.11 12
Levi Richey Saint Paul, MN 22 320 24.43 13
Aila Moylan Le Claire, IA 14 313 24.54 14
Jayme Moylan Le Claire, IA 38 312 25.01 15
Toby Moreland Anita, IA 10 251 25.15 16
Emily Berger Panora, IA 22 356 25.43 17
Osvaldo Rodriguez Perry, IA 57 347 25.43 18
Will Pohlson Vermillion, SD 10 368 27.04 19
Curt Thornberry Panora, IA 53 331 27.10 20
Elias Arganbright Leawood, KS 12 359 27.47 21
Emily Block Panora, IA 30 282 27.48 22
Grant Leo Jamaica, IA 10 274 27.49 23
Mason Crees Panora, IA 11 257 27.59 24
Allison Stanley Panora, IA 42 327 28.02 25
Erin Broders New Lenox, IL 42 283 28.10 26
Leif Rogne Lake Mills, IA 14 339 28.18 27
Alyssa Stanley Panora, IA 13 328 28.30 28
Susie Howard Greenwood, IN 68 303 28.33 29
Parker Spray Dallas Center IA 11 264 28.34 30
Amanda Doran Guthrie Center, IA 45 340 28.36 31
Maggie Armstrong Panora, IA 42 341 28.36 32
Lexia Leone Panora, IA 11 348 28.58 33
Cliff Fleener Stuart, IA 57 289 29.52 34
Isaac Arganbright Leawood, KS 8 357 30.02 35
Nick Arganbright Leawood, KS 54 358 30.02 36
Isaiah Mahaffey Guthrie Center, IA 11 267 30.03 37
Preston Kent Guthrie Center, IA 15 306 30.03 38
Kole Torsky Dallas Center IA 16 332 30.26 39
Mya Albers Bagley, IA 9 268 30.42 40
Emily Albers Bagley, IA 34 275 30.47 41
Elias Hernandez Guthrie Center, IA 9 269 30.52 42
Wyatt Bubeck Redfield, IA 10 261 30.55 43

 

Yester Years

10 years ago

From the archives of The Guthrie County Vedette, Aug. 7, 2014

NEW ZEALANDER. For Panora’s Phillip Lubeck, New Zealand is home away from home. He is shown here hiking near Lago de Atitlan, Guatemala.

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20 years ago

From the archives of The Guthrie Center Times, Aug. 4, 2004

MINI GOLFER. Rebecca Kopaska, 2, Guthrie Center, practices her putting during Sidewalk Days in Guthrie Center. She managed to get the ball in the hole even though she left her golf shoes at home.

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30 years ago

From the archives of The Guthrie Center Times, Aug. 3, 1994

WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THIS ONE? This seems to be the question Ruth Alexander (right) is asking Fannie Hall about a necklace she picked out of some jewelry displayed outside Dowd Drug during Sidewalk Days Friday. Both Alexander and Hall are Guthrie Center residents.

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40 years ago

From the archives of The Guthrie County Vedette, Aug. 9, 1984

THE ART OF CAKE DECORATING. Heather Burnham of Linden decorates a cupcake as part of her 4-H working exhibit for the State Fair. Karen Turner, Linden, is the other half of the cake-decorating team.

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50 years ago

From the archives of The Guthrian, Aug. 5, 1974

WINNERS OF THE 4-M STYLE REVIEW. Top honors were given to six girls Thursday night at the 4-H Style Review. They are (left to right) Karen Powell, Jennie Gilman, Julie Anderson, Regina Fett, Kristi Reynolds and Kelly Powell, seated.