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ACGC hosts West Central Activities Conference meet today

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette The ACGC boys and girls track and field teams host the West Central Activities Conference meet on Tuesday, May 5. The Chargers welcome Des Moines Christian, Earlham, Interstate 35, Madrid, Ogden, Panorama, Pleasantville, Van Meter,...

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Supervisors approve $600,000 bridge replacement project

By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette During the May 5 meeting of the Guthrie County Board of Supervisors, County Engineer Josh Sebern summarized the bids received on the bridge replacement project BROS-C039 (103)-8J-39. “This is for the bridge near Sutcliff Woodland in Bear...

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So much more than just books

By Karen Kelly | Special to the Times Vedette As the weather is warming up and many of us are having spring fever, consider resources from the MJB Library that can make spring more interesting. The MJB Library has a seed library that allows patrons to take flower,...

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Extremely insensitive and not something to celebrate 

“In the April issue (Guthrie Center Times, April 2026), you celebrated the killing of an innocent buffalo 50 years ago. This is extremely insensitive and is not something to celebrate. These people should be ashamed of not finding a more humane way to assist the...

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Temporary closure of Wagon Road 

By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette The Guthrie County Road Department issued a statement that a temporary closure is planned for P28/Wagon Road between 310th Street and 315th Road, south of Nation’s Bridge Park. The closure will start Tuesday, May 5, and the road is...

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Shredding in Panora

By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette On Saturday, May 2, the Panora Public Library Foundation and Friends of the Library offered a free service to the community. Documents brought in were safely shredded to protect confidential information. A shredding truck was brought in...

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Team Panthers partakes in Panora Chamber Golf Tournament

Special to the Times Vedette Team Panthers traded the classroom and sidelines for the fairways on Sunday at the Panora Chamber of Commerce Annual Golf Tournament at Lake Panorama National Golf Course. Here, they pose on the green with a cardboard cutout of current...

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Guthrie Center water tower gets a spring cleaning 

By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette Over the weekend, people in Guthrie Center may have noticed the city’s water tower undergoing a cleaning. The tower will also get a fresh paint job in time for thousands of visitors during RAGBRAI’s stop in the city in July.

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Weekly Crop Progress and Condition Report

Released by the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig commented on the Iowa Crop Progress and Condition Report released by the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service. The report is released weekly April through...

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Upcoming events in the area

By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette Lace Painting at Jamaica May 7 The Jamaica Public Library invites everyone to a free event from 3-5 p.m. on Thursday, May 7. Attendees will create lace paintings, which could be a unique Mother’s Day gift. Mothers’ Day Tea at Art on State...

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Cribbage results from May 1 and May 4

Special to the Times Vedette On May 1, a total of 14 players participated. Bill Sheeder, Paul McCool and Rhonda Titus each got one 16; Dave Richter got two 16s; Dan Webb got two 17s; and Dick Ellis got a 22. On May 4, a total of 10 players participated. Rhonda Titus,...

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You are about to graduate. Now what?

As graduation season rolls around again, advice is everywhere. It’s handed out like free cake — and just as eagerly avoided by the people it is meant for. Most new graduates don’t want to hear it. Not yet, anyway. But, eventually, things don’t go exactly as planned....

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