Redfield Development Corporation presents a $15,900 donation to South Dallas County Little League for improvements to the Redfield ball diamonds.

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Redfield Development Corporation has awarded $15,900 to South Dallas County Little League to help fund improvements at the Redfield ball diamonds.

The donation will support upgrades to the dugouts and the installation of new fencing, improvements intended to benefit players, families and the wider community.

Present for the check presentation were Ben Clausen, Courtney Clausen and Becky Tigges of South Dallas County Little League, along with Redfield Development Corporation representatives Jim Holwegner, Jim Eide, Ben Shannon, Linda Lantz, Dodie Davis, Pam Danielsen, Dustin Lantz, Cristin Lantz, Ryan McAtee and Jason Tigges.

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Buena Vista University congratulates more than 520 students who were named to the Spring 2026 Dean’s List. The Dean’s List recognizes full-time students achieving a 3.5 grade point average or higher for the semester.

• Lacie Davis of Coon Rapids
• Audrey Franzeen of Guthrie Center
• Easton Hays of Coon Rapids
• Erin Hunsaker of Stuart
• Gabriel Obert of Coon Rapids
• Meredith Woodworth of Panora

Buena Vista University (BVU), founded in 1891, is dedicated to unlocking every student’s greatest potential. As a leader in rural education and innovation, BVU offers a broad range of undergraduate and graduate programs designed to meet the evolving needs of today’s learners and tomorrow’s workforce. Located on the scenic shores of Storm Lake, BVU blends hands-on learning with dynamic classroom experiences, transforming academic concepts into real-world impact. Its flexible online undergraduate and graduate programs provide accessible pathways for those balancing work, family, and other responsibilities. Guided by a strategic vision focused on three core themes-building outcomes, community, and connections-BVU empowers students and alumni to build confidently, foster meaningful relationships, and lead positive change in their communities and beyond. Visit bvu.edu for more.

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Buena Vista University congratulates more than 445 students who graduated in the spring of 2026, including.

• Halley Joel of Stuart
• Easton Hays of Coon Rapids
• Gabriel Obert of Coon Rapids

Buena Vista University (BVU), founded in 1891, is dedicated to unlocking every student’s greatest potential. As a leader in rural education and innovation, BVU offers a broad range of undergraduate and graduate programs designed to meet the evolving needs of today’s learners and tomorrow’s workforce. Located on the scenic shores of Storm Lake, BVU blends hands-on learning with dynamic classroom experiences, transforming academic concepts into real-world impact. Its flexible online undergraduate and graduate programs provide accessible pathways for those balancing work, family, and other responsibilities. Guided by a strategic vision focused on three core themes-building outcomes, community, and connections-BVU empowers students and alumni to build confidently, foster meaningful relationships, and lead positive change in their communities and beyond. Visit bvu.edu for more.

The second semester high school honor roll as provided by ACGC is below. **Denotes a 4.0 GPA

Seniors

Savannah Akers, Jacie Baker, Caydence Boals, Charles Christensen, Allie DeWitt, Alex Doherty, Blaize Dorsey, Tanner Downing, Rohnin Grasty, Shelby Gustin, Natalie Inman, Karli Kautzky, Leaya Klemish, Lucy Knutter, Becca Littler**, Kaylee Oberholtz, Thomas Skram, Ava Sneller, Kade Sorensen, Nicholas Stevens, Collin Stringham, Max Trujillo-Garcia, Brennan Tunink, Irelyn Wirt

Juniors

Lucas Barnett, Ilana Baumert, Emma Brown, Blakely Buttler, Brandon Carlson, Colton Clark, Ryder Cline, Laurin Davis, Natalie Dinkla, Montana Douglas, Allison Drake, Cora Fluharty, Ty Ganzer, Aiden Grace, Meranda Gruber, Lilah Heinz, Dafne Hernandez, Harlianne Hunt, Jonathan Kading, Preston Kent, Nora Langgaard, Stella Largent, Garrett Lemke, Carson Lovelace, Olivia Mahaffey, Ryan McCormick, Cadence Petersen, Jameson Pfrang, Rylee Robson, Brooklyn Schafer, Mallory Schreck, Bristol Sheeder, Nathan Van Effen, Cole Van Meter, Karlynn Wetzel

Sophomores

Cayden Akers, Tatianna Alvarez, Breaydon Betts, Sayer Bireline-Huss, Kiera Boals**, Kinnick Froehlich, Blake Ganzer, Keegan Gettler, Hudson Gilland, Emma James, Peyton Kelly, Hunter Kress, Lillie Lauzon, Maria Macias, Stetson Morgan, Andy Nieto-Aguilar, Ryne Noland, Talon Noland, Gavin Pederson, Tai Riordan, Brynnlee Seeck, Kelsie Steensen, Cain Stephenson, Lane Stringer, Ashton Templeman, Megan Underwood**, Tyler Wahl, Imersyn Wirt

Freshmen

Andrew Baumert, Bryson Benda, Tatum Brittain, Adam Brown, Blair Brown, Trinity Calhoun, Carrie Downing, Reece Emgarten, Easton Gettler, Jerzee Huss, Kailee Kautzky, Nikolai Kendic, Mya Klemish, Aaron Langgaard, Dean Nelson, Kennedy Reinhart, Joshua Schamber, William Skram, Tessa Slaybaugh, Gavin Steensen, Chase Tunink, Alli Wiers, Ian Wiers, Sophie Young

By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette

With RAGBRAI’s visit to Guthrie County just more than a month away, plans are being finalized. With Guthrie Center being the overnight stay for the bicyclists on July 20, a large demand for food, beverages and other items is expected. With that in mind, Guthrie Center has a growing list of approved vendors, including:

Non-food

• Doe A Deer
• Synergy Wellness
• Pearls & Lace
• Dub P
• Faith Fashion Design
• Guthrie County Health Department

“Brick & Mortar” Food

• Guthrie County 4-H
• Guthrie Center Fire Department
• Hometown Foods
• Prime Time
• Cabbage Rose
• Mary’s Church
• Guthrie Center Methodist Church
• ACGC Schools
• Guthrie Livestock Auction Café
• Café on the Hill
• Guthrie Center Lions Club
• M&L Ice Cream
• Spud Tastic Four
• Orchard Family Restaurant
• Art on State
• Friends of the Guthrie Center Library
• Immanuel Lutheran Church
• Guthrie Center American Legion
• ACGC Boosters
• Guthrie County Quality Meats
• Incredi-Bowl

Food

• Guthrie County Cattlemen
• Street Sweets
• Rockett Fuel BBQ
• Hey Mister Feast Fave
• Zipps
• Cricket Gardens
• Smokin’ R’s
• Hungry Boys
• Casey Service Team
• Pacific Rim Noodles
• Backroads Grill
• Macy Moo’s Food
• The Outside Scoop
• Dave’s Coffee Cakes
• Gator BBQ
• Los Altos
• The Bean Box
• Whip Delight
• Pim’s Thai Food
• Lloyd’s Feed Wagon
• Stack Wellness
• Fizz N Energy
• Revitalize IV Hydration
• Inspire Health & Wellness
• Karam’s Grill
• Graziano Brothers
• Casey Creamery
• Rye Roasters Coffee
• Main Squeeze Lemonade
• Caribbean Kitchen
• Off the Grill
• SPH Youth Horse Team
• BC Angus
• Twin Vines
• Lucky Lady Wine Slushies

By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette

The storm that rolled through Guthrie County in the early morning hours of June 11 had many citizens awakening to severe weather and even a tornado warning siren. Luckily, there were no immediate reports of injury.

A shed toppled in rural Bagley.

Branches large and small littered yards in Bagley

A tree succumbed to the wind in Bagley.

Another tree was lost to the storm in Bagley.

An apartment building sustained minor damage at 304 Prairie St. in Guthrie Center.