In the neighborhood

January 20, 2020 LIBRARY NEWS – Librarian Phyllis Bardole is doing well after surgery and is progressing enough to be at the library for short periods. She thanked  the board members who kept the library open during her recovery. The regular meeting of the Rippey library board is Monday, Jan. 27, at 5:30 pm at the library.

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School project moving along

Construction of the regional career academy and new Greene County High School is back on schedule, according to Sam Harding, owner’s representative on the project. As owner’s rep, Harding oversees the project closely to be sure work is meeting the district’s specifications.

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Paton-Churdan tells honor rolls

Paton-Churdan has announced its first semester honor rolls. Students on the high honor roll have a grade point of at least 3.6, have no grade lower than a B, and have completed at least five subjects with no incomplete grades. Students on the high honor roll include: Seniors – Kalyssa Baker, Kyla Beyers, Kaleb Fisher, Jesse Knowles, Madi Minnihan and…

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Community blood drive Tuesday in Jefferson

LifeServe Blood Center is urging eligible blood donors to start the new year right with a gift of blood.  Blood cannot be manufactured in a lab and there is no substitute for it. In order to ensure blood will be available for local hospital patients in their critical time of need, LifeServe relies on generous donors to roll up their…

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IA Egg Council, Fareway donate eggs to food banks

The Iowa Egg Council, in partnership with Fareway, recently conducted a buy two dozen, give one dozen promotion during the holiday season. The campaign aimed to provide eggs, a wholesome source of protein, to Iowans struggling with hunger in communities Iowa egg farmers serve. Thanks to overwhelming customer support, Iowa’s Feeding America member food banks will receive a total truckload…

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