NEWS
GCH promotes diabetes awareness this November
Special to the Times Vedette November is Diabetes Awareness Month, and Guthrie County Hospital (GCH) is joining organizations nationwide in raising awareness about the prevention, management and impact of diabetes. Diabetes affects more than 38 million Americans, and...
Cribbage results from Oct. 29
Special to the Times Vedette On Oct. 29, a total of 15 players participated. Allen Pierce got a 17 and a 16; Lela Schwartz and Robert Klever each got a 16; Chet Vaughan got a 21; and Dan Webb got a 20 and a 21. The Guthrie Center cribbage players generally meet at...
Summit Carbon Solutions presents to Guthrie County Supervisors
By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette The Oct. 28 meeting of the Guthrie County Board of Supervisors was held in the courtroom at the Guthrie County Courthouse to allow for more public attendance. Summit Carbon Solution Project Manager Brent Niese shared information on...
A clean sweep
Special to the Times Vedette With Lake Panorama being lowered to complete repairs to the dam, some interesting items have been surfacing. Tod and Carol Hilton found this vacuum cleaner washed up on their shoreline. Have you found some other interesting items? Send...
Tahoe collides with deer on Highway 141
Special to the Times Vedette Guthrie County Deputy Sheriff Jason Gray reported a SUV vs. deer accident occurring on Oct. 26 at 7:35 p.m. on Highway 141. Rececca Lynn Schwartz, 33, of Bayard, was driving a 2007 Chevrolet K1500 Tahoe eastbound on Highway 141 and struck...
Panora City Council approves pay increase to $25.50/hour for part-time police
By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette During the regular meeting of the Panora City Council on Oct. 27, City Administrator Lisa Grossman explained Resolution 25-34, which would increase part-time pay for police from $25 to $25.50 hourly. The council approved the resolution as...
Traffic safety concern discussed at Guthrie Center City Council meeting
By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette During the regular meeting of the Guthrie Center City Council on Oct. 27, Councilmember Garold Thomas brought up a safety concern at the intersection of Highway 44 (State Street) and 12th Street. He explained that the two westbound lanes...
Auto services and equipment rental in Linden
Linden Tire, Brake and Oil owner Korey Maynes says “service” sets his shop apart. By Rich Wicks | Panora Times, October 2025 Korey Maynes of Linden formerly owned and operated the Korey’s Tire and Auto Repair shop in Linden, then he chose to retire. But, as many...
Cribbage results from Oct. 24 and Oct. 27
Special to the Times Vedette On Oct. 24, a total of 10 players participated. Rhonda Titus, Sandy Rumelhart and Bill Sheeder each got a 16; Chet Vaughan got two 16s and a 20; and Clint Malbon got a 20. On Oct. 27, Roy Carl got a 24 in his very first hand; Dennis Betts...
Bomb threat at Adair-Casey ruled not credible
By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette On the morning of Friday, Oct. 24, a digital voicemail bomb threat was made, targeting the Adair-Casey school campus. In coordination with law enforcement, the matter was investigated and determined to be not credible. The incident...