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Creating commerce
Learn how local organizations are working to grow the business community. By Rich Wicks | Panora Times Commerce is defined as a system of activities, functions, procedures and institutions that contribute to the distribution and transfer of goods and services...
Guthrie County Sheriff’s Office Weekly Report April 29 – May 5, 2024
Special to the Times Vedette 4-29-24 7:45 a.m. Guthrie County Deputy responded to an animal complaint in rural Guthrie Center 8:10 a.m. Guthrie County Deputy responded to a complaint in Guthrie Center 8:55 a.m. Panora Police performed a welfare check 12:40 p.m. Panora...
Panther Print — May 7, 2024
PANORAMA STUDENTS TAKE NASA TRIP By Bjoërg Skovgaard, sophomore, staff writer A group of Panorama students traveled to Texas in March for the NASA trip. While on the trip, the students were able to hear, learn and design on their own. They participated in The Space...
Black & Gold — May 7, 2024
ACGC FFA ATTENDS STATE FFA LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE By Lilah Heinz and Stella Largent | ACGC FFA Chapter Reporter The 96th Annual Iowa FFA State Convention was held April 14-16 in Ames. The ACGC Chapter had 32 members attend and participate in multiple events and...
So Much More Than Books
By Karen Kelly | Special to the Times Vedette Thanks to a gift from the Omaha Astronomical League, the Mary J Barnett Library was selected to receive a brand new telescope available for check-out. The Orion 4.5 inch StarBlast Reflector is user-friendly, portable and...
Guthrie County Extension Notes — Week of May 6, 2024
Special to the Times Vedette WINDOWSILL HERB GARDEN May 13, 4 p.m., Stuart Public Library, 111 E. Front St. Join us for an all-ages program to create your very own herb garden. Learn how to harvest herbs and learn about the resource, Spend Smart Eat Smart from Iowa...
Yester Years
10 years ago From the archives of The Guthrie County Vedette, April 24, 2014 WHATCHA GOT? David and Lorelei Nordquist check out the contents of a plastic egg she found during Saturday's Easter Egg Hunt at Historical Village....
Paper or plastic?
At our home, a brown paper bag simply cannot be found. My wife prefers the plastic grocery bags, and since she does most of the shopping, that’s what we have. Admittedly, they come in handy with the family dog’s duties, but I cringe each time I see them blowing in...
Richard W Friedrich
1942-2024 Richard W Friedrich, 82, was born to Paul and Mildred Friedrich in Colorado Springs, Colorado, on April 3, 1942. He was later joined by his sister, Mary. As the son of a Lutheran pastor, Rich and his family moved from Colorado to northwest Iowa. He graduated...
Helicopters to conduct aerial patrols of high-voltage transmission structures and lines
Special to the Times Vedette ITC Midwest will be conducting aerial patrols of high-voltage transmission structures and lines throughout its service territory from approximately May 13-24, weather permitting. Helicopter patrols provide an overall status of the overhead...
Cribbage results from May 3
Special to the Times Vedette On May 3, a total of 12 players participated. Deb Kiefer drug in two 16s. Rhonda Titus got a 17, and Robert Klever pulled in a 16, 16 and a 17. Larry Gardiner got a 17 and a 20 for the grand prize. On May 6, a total of 12 players...
Dahlhauser named Panorama activities director, Miller hired as girls basketball coach
Special to Times Vedette The Panorama School District announced an internal transfer of Bruce Dahlhauser to activities director for next year, pending school board approval. Dahlhauser will replace Mike Kauzlarich, who is leaving his positions of activities director...
Chargers’ Campbell first at West Central Valley invite
By Tammy Pearson | Times Vedette The Tuesday, April 30 girls track and field meet scheduled at West Central Valley High School was postponed to May 1. Final results were not available for all events at press time, but with the available scores, Van Meter was leading...
Fuller garners first in the discus for Chargers
By Tammy Pearson | Times Vedette The Tuesday, April 30 boys track and field meet scheduled at West Central Valley High School was postponed to May 1. Final results were not available for all events at press time, but with the available scores, Madrid was leading with...
Panthers trail at West Central Valley invite
By Tammy Pearson | Times Vedette The Tuesday, April 30 girls track and field meet scheduled at West Central Valley High School was postponed to May 1. Final results were not available for all events at press time, but with the available scores, Van Meter was leading...
Panther distance medley team takes second place
By Tammy Pearson | Times Vedette The Tuesday, April 30 boys track and field meet scheduled at West Central Valley High School was postponed to May 1. Final results were not available for all events at press time, but with the available scores, Madrid was leading with...
Cribbage group looks to grow
Every Monday morning, a group of cribbage players meets at the Mary J Barnett Memorial Library in Guthrie Center By Rich Wicks | Guthrie Center Times Even if you don’t know what “nobs” or “crib” mean, and even if you can’t tell your “flush” from a “skunk,” you...
ACGC Theater and Music department presented ‘Tuck Everlasting’ April 26-28
Special to the Times Vedette The ACGC Theater and Music department presented “Tuck Everlasting” at ACGC High School in Guthrie Center April 26-28. The musical was based on a children’s novel written by Natalie Babbitt. The storyline was set in 1880 in the fictional...
Dudley participates in economic development courses
Special to the Times Vedette Brenda Dudley, director of Midwest Partnership, was one of 92 economic development professionals to attend the Heartland Economic Development Course April 23-26 in Blue Springs, Missouri. Heartland attendees received economic...
