Business
2nd Hand Auto Parts now in Business in Vinton
It appears that the northwest corner of town is starting to boom. Another new business dealing with used car parts, called "2nd Hand Auto Parts" has opened at 701 Highway 218 N. in Vinton. The business is now accepting junk cars with titles. The business breaks down the old cars preserving any useful parts on the retired cars. The parts are then resold to anyone needing parts to fix their car.
Beast and Bird to Open a permanent location in Vinton

Small Business Development Center Iowa Tout a Record-Breaking Year for Iowa
More than 35,000 new businesses registered with the Iowa Secretary of State’s Office in 2023Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate and Austin Strawhacker, Associate State Director for the America’s Small Business Development Center (SBDC) Iowa, are joining forces to celebrate a successful year for Iowa business, including thousands of new businesses registered and a high percentage of women-owned businesses.
Farm Financial Planning Program Offers Personalized Insight for Producers
Crop production updates available anywhere with an internet connection CropsTV, powered by Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, will return for a fourth season in 2024. This educational program delivers crop production information directly to farmers and agricultural service providers. It provides the convenience of crop production education at home, in the office or anywhere there is an internet connection.
The Niche to change Ownership

S & J Sanitation Garbage Pick Up Schedule
S&J Sanitation announced the schedule for garbage pickup over Christmas and New Year's day. During Christmas Week:Monday moves to TuesdayTuesday moves to WednesdayFriday stays the same. There will be no changes during New Year's week.Holiday recycling tip: Wrapping paper is not recyclable, just place it in the trash. The carboard tube is recyclable.
Vinton Liquor Tobacco & Vape Now Open

Secretary Naig Reminds Iowans to Apply for Choose Iowa Grants By December 15
Choose Iowa grants match up to $25,000 per project to expand the availability of Iowa grown, Iowa raised, and Iowa made foods, beverages, and other ag productsIowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig today reminded Iowans to apply for Choose Iowa value-added grants ahead of the December 15 deadline. Choose Iowa grants can be used to expand the availability of Iowa grown, Iowa raised and Iowa made foods, beverages, and other agricultural products.
High Tunnel Short Course to Feature Industry Experts
