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Sunshine Club meets Sept. 9

Special to the Times Vedette On Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026, four Sunshine Club members met at Gina Lloyd’s Art Studio for an 11 a.m. meeting and luncheon. Sandy called our meeting to order with the roll call being, “What is your favorite fall event?” Lots of interesting...

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Dorsett retires from Panora Fiber

By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette On Thursday, Oct. 8, a retirement party was held in honor of Bill Dorsett, who is retiring after 46 years as a fulltime employee of Panora Fiber. He started out as summer help during his high school years and eventually became the plant...

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Cribbage results from Oct. 7

Special to the Times Vedette On Oct. 7, a total of nine players participated. Rhonda Titus and Dan Webb got a 16; Sue Mozingo got an 18; and Lela Schwartz had a 20. The Guthrie Center cribbage players generally meet at Guthrie Center Library, 400 Grand St., on Mondays...

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ACGC celebrates homecoming this week

By Morgan Sheeder | Times Vedette ACGC is celebrating homecoming with a number of events this week. This year’s homecoming theme is “Mardi Gras: Memories-Moments-Magic” and includes the high school dress-up days from Monday to Friday “Let the good times roll… in...

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Panora Walk to End Alzheimer’s raises $6,000

By Susan Thompson | Times Vedette The sixth annual Raccoon River Valley Walk to End Alzheimer’s was held in Panora Oct. 3 with 28 registered participants. The walk began at the Michael Mills Memorial Park. The 2-mile route had walkers head east from the park, north to...

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Wolfes honored with Yard of the Month

Special to the Times Vedette Elden and Cheryl Wolfe at 220 S 12th St. in Guthrie Center are the winners of $100 in chamber bucks from the Guthrie Center Lions Club and the Guthrie Center Chamber of Commerce for the Yard of the Month contest. These two organizations...

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Linden Public Library uses GCCF Grant to make renovations

Special to the Times Vedette The Linden Public Library has a small operating budget, which makes renovations in the older building challenging. The city of Linden recently gave the library permission to expand the kid’s programs to the area once used for the fire...

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Adair farmers market draws crowd

On Sunday, Oct. 4, sunshine and blue skies welcomed many to the farmers market in Adair’s city park. A variety of vendors were on hand along with games, music and fun.

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