‘Build a Better World’ at the Jefferson public library

Children ages 4 through fifth grade are invited to register now for the free 2017 summer reading program, “Build a Better World,” at the Jefferson public library. During the months of June and July, children will build a mural, cardboard box city, Truffula Trees, incredible rocks, and paper sculptures. It’s all about teamwork, with each person adding his or her…

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Memorial Day observed in Jefferson

The Memorial Day program at the Jefferson Municipal Cemetery was a multi-generational event, as it has been in recent years. The high school band, younger students, the Jefferson fire department, and the local posts of the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars, were all represented at the program. Winners in essay contests held during the past year read…

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Goodwill trailer in Jeff June 8-15

The Goodwill trailer will be parked in Jefferson at the United Methodist Church from Thursday, June 8, until Thursday, June 15. Goodwill uses the donations to create jobs across the state. Items accepted for resale include good, clean clothing, shoes, housewares and small furniture; books, CDs and videos; collectibles, toys, electronics in working condition and computer accessories.

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Genealogical Society meets Saturday

The Greene County Genealogical Society will meet Saturday, June 3, at 10 am in the basement meeting room of the Jefferson public library. Shirley Ross will tell of her “family lynching,” which some have said is “quite a story.” Guests are always welcome. The meeting room is handicap accessible.

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Jefferson pool opens Saturday

Jump into summer! The Jefferson municipal swimming pool opens for the season this Saturday, May 27. Free day passes are available for Saturday to celebrate Beta Tau Delta’s 100th anniversary. Call the Greene County Community Center at 515-386-3412 for more information. Regular hours at the pool will be unchanged from recent years, with an adult lap swim from 11:30 am…

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Students finish work on sweet project

The Greene County High School art class, with help from a few other students, have completed their facelift on Twiins Shoppe. They met to finish the project Monday, just a little behind schedule because of the rainy weather last week. Twiins Shoppe owner Doug Meinecke treated the students to pizza for their efforts.

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