September 2019

D-NH's Fuller on all-state 2nd team

Dike-New Hartford's Cade Fuller earned second-team recognition on the Class 2A all-state team, as chosen by the Iowa Print Sports Writers Association in teams released this Tuesday.
 
Fuller was the leading scorer on the state-qualifying D-NH team, averaging 15.3 points, 3.7 rebounds, 3.0 assists and swiping 33 steals in 23 games with the Wolverines. Fuller was a first-team NICL East selection. The Wolverines ended their season in the state quarterfinals against Van Meter.
 

In the eye of the storm: NWS meteorologist presents weather-spotting seminar in Morrison

Jim Lee has been a weather nerd for as long as he can remember, and he loved it so much that he’s worked for the National Weather Service (NWS) since he graduated from college. Lee, a meteorologist based out of Des Moines, spoke to a group of area residents about the keys to storm spotting during a free presentation at the Grundy County Conservation headquarters in Morrison last Wednesday night.
           

Supervisors approve budget, reject GNB courthouse request

The Grundy County Board of Supervisors approved the fiscal year 2020 budget with an amendment to the general supplemental levy and rejected a request from GNB Bank for the use of the courthouse grounds during Felix Grundy Days during Monday morning’s regular meeting.
           

Water rights dilemma arises with potential housing development in New Hartford

As the small town of New Hartford pushes to expand by ushering in a new housing development at the north edge of town, a dilemma over water rights is giving the city a run for its money.
 

Schuller honored for leadership at Main Street Iowa awards

A driving force in bringing the Main Street program to Grundy Center, longtime community member John Schuller, received a Main Street Iowa Leadership Award during a statewide awards ceremony held in Des Moines on Friday.
 
Each year, Main Street Leadership Awards are presented to individuals from Iowa’s Main Street communities who demonstrate inspirational leadership and have made significant contributions to the local program’s downtown revitalization mission.
 

Seven hospitalized after accident in Grundy County

Seven people were taken to the hospital after a single-vehicle accident on Highway 20 near Wellsburg on Saturday afternoon.
 
According to the Grundy County Sheriff’s Office, 20-year-old Raymond Abwe was heading west on Highway 20 about three miles northwest of Wellsburg around 3 p.m. on Saturday when he lost control of his vehicle on the slush-covered road.
 
The vehicle entered the median, rolled, spun around and came to a rest on the eastbound inside shoulder.

The big break: Catching up with Beaman native and "Criminal Minds" actor Michael Blake Kruse

When 2008 BCLUW graduate Michael Blake Kruse moved west to pursue an acting career in 2012, an acquaintance told him that he’d probably have to put in five to 10 years before landing a major part. As it turned out, her prediction was right on the money.             Kruse, who’s starred in national ad campaigns with companies like Skechers and McDonald’s and acted in a Hallmark Christmas movie, has finally scored a dream role on one of the most popular television shows of the 21st century.

Hillygus receives statewide recognition for Conrad Chamber-Main Street work

Jim Hillygus of Conrad was recognized with an Outstanding Volunteer Award at a recent Main Street Iowa ceremony in Des Moines and honored by Governor Kim Reynolds.
           
Hillygus has been on the Conrad Chamber-Main Street board for the last six years and served as president for the last three, and he’s been noted for his sunny demeanor and optimism on a day-to-day basis.
 

Donald Nason

Donald “Don” L. Nason, passed away peacefully in his home on February 22, 2019. Funeral services for Don were held March 1 at the Mitchell Family Funeral Home in Marshalltown.

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