Healthiest State Walks held Wednesday

Wednesday was the day for 880 Healthiest State Walks all across Iowa. The annual Healthiest State Walk supports the Healthiest State Initiative, an effort to make Iowa the healthiest state in the nation. A walk held during the morning in Churdan drew Paton-Churdan students and members of the community. Greene County Intermediate School students also walked a route to Karber…

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Ram runners give $1,000 to conservation board

One-half the gate from “Loop the Lake” Sept. 10 Seniors on the Ram cross country team presented a check for $1,000 to Dan Towers and the Greene County conservation board between quarters at the homecoming football game Friday night. The check was the conservation board’s share of the gate collected at the “Loop the Lake” cross country meet held at…

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Weather data, week ending Oct. 9

The week ending Oct. 9 was dry in Jefferson. The last time Jefferson went seven days without precipitation was March. There was no precipitation March 5-24, and there was a total of just .14 inches of precipitin the entire month. With harvest in full swing and high school homecoming as well, it was a good week for dry weather. Volunteer…

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Deal’s Fall Festival in full swing

All roads lead to Deal’s Orchard this weekend, or so it would seem. Deal’s 37th annual Fall Festival started Saturday and continues Sunday from 11 am to 6 pm. Dave Bellegante and friends will be back Sunday with more fiddle music from noon to 4 pm, and Shannon Bardole with her Franklin Broom Works will also be there for a second…

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Greene County students pick Miller, Mobley as royalty

In a change from tradition, Greene County High School students held their homecoming coronation Friday afternoon on the courthouse plaza. The students selected Branden Miller as homecoming king and Solana “Sunny” Mobley as homecoming queen. They were crowned by last year’s king and queen, Karlan Langfitt and Hannah Gunn. The parade, which in recent years has been Thursday evening of…

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