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Order Vinton Popcorn online!

Vinton Popcorn operated by local students, is now available locally AND online! Simply click here to order your own bag! The Vinton Popcorn Project is a collaboration between our schools and local business and community leaders with the goal of fostering entrepreneurial skills.

Boomfest 2015: VU accepting vendor reservations now

Vinton Unlimited has made the following announcement regarding vendors for the 2015 Boomfest, which takes place Saturday, Aug. 29. WANTED: Arts & crafts, repurposed treasures, antique vendors for Boom-Fest Saturday, August 29, 2015 10am-4pm 4th Street, Vinton   Expanded Farmers Market for 2015! 10am-1pm 4th Street, Vinton Register with payment by March 1 to receive $10 off your 1st booth space! Download a registration form on the ‘Events’ page at www.

4th STREET DINER NEWS

4th Street Diner HACAP North Benton Center 202 East Fourth St Vinton, IA 52349 319-472-4761   Serving Buffet from 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM, Sunday thru Friday.
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Sally Pederson to speak at VU annual meeting Feb. 5

The Vinton Unlimited Annual Meeting will take place Thursday, Feb. 5, at the Vinton Shellsburg Central Office – 1502 C Ave, Vinton. The guest speaker will be Vinton native Sally Pederson, the former Lieutenant Governor of Iowa.

Feedlot Facility Workshops coming in February and March

The Iowa Beef Center at Iowa State University will offer several workshops focusing on choices in feedlot facilities in February and March 2015. Russ Euken, ISU Extension and Outreach beef program specialist, said the workshops, set in various locations throughout the state, will offer an overview of facility types, advantages, and disadvantages, and review research on these types.
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Brett Root succeeds mom as IMCA President

Brett Root will follow in some big footsteps at IMCA. Root succeeds his mother Kathy as president of the Vinton-based automotive racing sanctioning organization.