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Taking shape

By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette After months of teardown, the Guthrie County Hospital’s expansion project has entered the new construction phase. Crews have been busy installing beams for the new facilities, which can now be seen.

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The Chicken Drop! 

Special to the Times Vedette The Chicken Drop was a popular event at this year’s Panorama Days. Players picked a square, and the chicken would “choose” the winner. This year, three boards were used to spread out the fun. Squares were purchased for $10 each, and a...

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Panorama Days chainsaw creations 

Special to the Times Vedette One of the highlights of Panorama Days was watching amazing chainsaw creations come to life, one cut at a time. A talented chainsaw wood carver amazed many throughout the weekend. His efforts were sponsored by Hellman Skidworks, John...

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Cribbage results from Aug. 5

Special to the Times Vedette On Aug. 5, a total of 12 players participated. Sandy Rumelhart got a 16, 17 and 16; Allen Pierce and Robert Klever each got a 16; Mark Humphry got a 17; Chet Vaughan got two 16s; and Dan Webb had a 16 and a 24.  The Guthrie Center cribbage...

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New staff at area schools

By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette ACGC Superintendent Josh Rasmussen and Panorama Superintendent Kasey Huebner provided information regarding new staff for the upcoming school year. Classes at Panorama will begin Aug. 24, with preschool starting Aug. 26. ACGC classes will...

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Panora baker turns cookies into edible works of art

Amity Halling combines baking talent, artistic creativity and food-printing technology to craft custom cookies that look almost too good to eat — but taste just as good as they look. By Rich Wicks | Panora Times, July 2026 Amity Halling of Panora has discovered an art...

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Panora Public Library August events

Special to the Times Vedette Wednesday, Aug. 5. “Wax to Crayons” presented by ISU Extension Guthrie County for children ages 6-11 years, 2-3 p.m. See how crayons are made and enjoy a colorful crayon melt activity. Pre-registration is required. Thursday, Aug. 6. “Road...

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Arber reports to Supervisors that animal bites are down 50%

By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette During the Aug. 4 meeting of the Guthrie County Board of Supervisors, Health Services Director Jotham Arber provided a departmental update. Overall, reporting on the recently completed fiscal year, he said it had been “a pretty good...

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