September 2019

Sept. 10, 2015

Gordon, Johanns elected to GC board

    GRUNDY CENTER — Grundy Center citizens Tuesday voted to support community-school partnerships, electing John Gordon, president of the Grundy Family YMCA, and Bob Johanns, the incumbent Board president, to terms on the Grundy Center Community School District Board of Directors.
    Johanns, who was elected to his third term, received the support of nearly 70 percent of voters while Gordon, who will replace Kelly Mathews on the Board, received 64 percent.

Project seeks to identify local historical landmarks

    MORRISON — A project of the Grundy County Conservation Board  seeks to identify local historical landmarks.
    Historial Lois Stork is heading the project which seeks to identify structures that populated our landscape years ago, with the goal to identify each with a marker at the site. 
    “We are looking for volunteers in every Grundy County township to help identify the landmarks,” Stork said.

GCHS plans Homecoming activities

    GRUNDY CENTER — Grundy Center High School has set the schedule for its 2015 Homecoming week activities.
    Events begin Sunday with a parade (route listed below), sidewalk chalking and community pep rally. The parade runs from 4 to 4:30 and will be followed by each high school class decorating sidewalks along G Avenue with colorful chalk. At 5:15 p.m. the group will gather at the Grundy County Courthouse Gazebo for a pep rally featuring the GCHS cheerleaders and dancers as well as the announcement of the Homecoming Court.

Supervisors approve bond issuance, donation to Dike sports complex

DIKE — The Grundy County Board of Supervisors Tuesday approved money for a pair of local projects.
  Supervisors approved both the issuance of General Obligation Urban Renewal Refunding Bonds for the Grundy County Memorial Hospital and a donation to the Kruger-Hemmen Sports Complex in Dike.

Scot Alan Hunemuller

Scot Alan Hunemuller, 60, of Reinbeck passed away unexpectedly on September 3, 2015, at his home in Reinbeck. A funeral service was held on September 9 at the United Methodist Church, 505 Spruce St., Reinbeck. Visitation was held on September 8 f at the French-Hand Funeral Home in Reinbeck. Burial followed the funeral service at the Reinbeck Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to the family. Online condolences may be left at www.abelsfuneralhomes.com.

Former teacher shares views on election

Editor's note: The following letter was accidentally omitted from Thursday's Grundy Register and is printed online because of that omission.
 
To the editor,
This coming School Board Election is very important for the future of our school. Over the last few years I've watch Bob Johanns exhibit professionalism at the School Board Meetings. He has shown keen interest in the School District, staff and the students. He's always been well prepared for the School Board meetings.
I urge you to support Bob Johanns and John Gordon.
 
Ken Mutch

Newcomers lift Spartans at Marshalltown Early Bird

    MARSHALLTOWN – Three freshmen were among Grundy Center/Gladbrook-Reinbeck's top four runners last Thursday as the Spartans opened the 2015 girls' cross country season with a second-place finish at the Marshalltown Early Bird meet at Marshalltown Community College.

IF-A/AGWSR girls cross county repeats runner-up showing at own invite

MAYNE’S GROVE – The Iowa Falls-Alden/AGWSR cross country teams ran their first meet of the season at their own invitational, where the girls’ team repeated their second place showing of last season, and the boys placed sixth out of 16 scoring teams. Humboldt took the girls’ title and Clear Lake claimed the boys’ title.
“I am very pleased with how each and every runner performed tonight,” IF-A/AGWSR girls’ coach Jamie Maxwell said. “We had two weeks of official practice under our belt and this gave us a good idea of where we are at and what we can expect.”

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