NEWS
Panora City Council changes brush facility policy
By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette During the April 28 meeting of the Panora City Council, discussion was held about the city’s “brush facility,” where citizens may bring branches and similar brush. City Administrator Lisa Grossman explained the need to consider a change...
A spectacular collection
For Jennifer Crow of rural Panora, eyewear is the perfect blend of function and fashion. By Rich Wicks | Panora Times, April 2025 Making a statement or expressing yourself through your appearance can be done in many ways. Some choose body art such as...
Guthrie County Hospital receives $20,000 for meals program
By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette During the April 24 meeting of the Guthrie County Hospital’s Board of Trustees, a public hearing was held regarding the Fiscal Year 2026 County Budget. Chief Financial Officer Brandon Johnson shared budgetary data. Following the hearing,...
Off Course can put you on the course… and beyond
The Panora store is located next to the Raccoon River Valley Trail, a popular path for pedestrians and cyclists. By Rich Wicks | Panora Times, April 2025 If a new business attracts so many customers that expansion happens within the first month, that is a sure...
Red, White and Blue Cruise upcoming
By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette On Saturday, May 17, Guthrie County will again be rolling with activity during the annual Red, White and Blue Cruise, sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary Unit 124 (Guthrie Center). The event honors all veterans and active military...
New book by Joy Neal Kidney
Special to the Times Vedette Local author Joy Neal Kidney has written a new book entitled “Meadowlark Songs: A Motherline Legacy,” covering seven generations, six with deep roots in Guthrie County, or with strong ties to it, from pioneers to the keeper of their...
Casey Clean Up Day is April 27
Special to the Times Vedette Join the Casey Service Club at 3 p.m. on April 27 for Casey Clean Up Day. Meet at the Community Building and bring gloves, rakes and shovels. UTVs are helpful, too. Bottled water will be provided to volunteers.
Celebrate Iowa’s big trees this Arbor Day
From the Iowa Department of Natural Resources Iowa’s trees tell a story of resilience, history and ecological importance. These towering giants serve as living landmarks, connecting communities to Iowa’s rich forestry heritage while highlighting the vital role trees...
Cribbage results from April 23
Special to the Times Vedette A total of 13 players participated on April 23. Wayne Nickel got a 16 and an 18, Sandy Rumelhart got a 16 and a 20, Lela Schwartz got a 16, and Chet Vaughan had a 24. The Guthrie Center cribbage players generally meet at Guthrie Center...
Law enforcement appreciation event May 14
Special to the Times Vedette The Guthrie County Chaplains Association is hosting an appreciation event for local law enforcement on May 14 at 3 p.m. at the Freedom Rock, 405 State St. (West Highway 44) in Guthrie Center. Organizers encourage the public to show up to...