4th St. Diner News and Menu for October
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4th St. Diner News and Menu for October
FARM BUREAU MEMBERS VISIT WASHINGTON, D.C.
Twenty-seven Iowa Farm Bureau leaders spent a few days away from their farms to visit Capitol Hill and meet with Iowa’s Congressional delegation during the annual Ag Leaders Institute policy trip September 10-13 to discuss key farm issues impacting communities across Iowa.
Twenty-seven Iowa Farm Bureau leaders spent a few days away from their farms to visit Capitol Hill and meet with Iowa’s Congressional delegation during the annual Ag Leaders Institute policy trip September 10-13 to discuss key farm issues impacting communities across Iowa.
Masonry held the bricklaying playoffs in Vinton last Friday
The best masons in Iowa came together to test their skill, speed and stamina by battling to see who could build the biggest and best 26-foot-tall brick wall in one hour.
The best masons in Iowa came together to test their skill, speed and stamina by battling to see who could build the biggest and best 26-foot-tall brick wall in one hour.
ASAC Welcomes New Executive Director
The Area Substance Abuse Council (ASAC) announced that Jeannette Archer-Simons has been named as the executive director of the community-based nonprofit organization that provides accessible, comprehensive substance use and gambling disorder prevention, treatment and recovery services.
The Area Substance Abuse Council (ASAC) announced that Jeannette Archer-Simons has been named as the executive director of the community-based nonprofit organization that provides accessible, comprehensive substance use and gambling disorder prevention, treatment and recovery services.
4th St. Diner Menu for September
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Better Together seeks Matching Funds
When
we chose to start our own animal rescue, we made the decision to stay
in Vinton because it's a community we love. Over the past year, we
have been shown nothing but 100% support and encouragement from our
community.
When
we chose to start our own animal rescue, we made the decision to stay
in Vinton because it's a community we love. Over the past year, we
have been shown nothing but 100% support and encouragement from our
community.
Clickstop Earns Spot on the Inc. 5000 for 10th Straight Year
Inc. magazine today revealed that Clickstop’s three-year revenue growth of 61% ranks them No. 4661 on its annual Inc. 5000 list. This is Clickstop’s tenth straight appearance on the list of Fastest Growing Companies.
Inc. magazine today revealed that Clickstop’s three-year revenue growth of 61% ranks them No. 4661 on its annual Inc. 5000 list. This is Clickstop’s tenth straight appearance on the list of Fastest Growing Companies.
Pourville creates and encourages little artists
The owner of Pourville Art Studio & Gallery said at one point that the name reflects the ability to pour a little wine if you wanted and a little paint and create something.
The owner of Pourville Art Studio & Gallery said at one point that the name reflects the ability to pour a little wine if you wanted and a little paint and create something.
Iowa Corn Growers Association Creates Event to Improve Farming Safe Work Habits
Statistics from the U.S. Department of Labor rank agricultural work as the 8th most dangerous type of work. Despite technological advances, the use of heavy equipment and machinery continues to present a safety risk to farmers and their families.
Statistics from the U.S. Department of Labor rank agricultural work as the 8th most dangerous type of work. Despite technological advances, the use of heavy equipment and machinery continues to present a safety risk to farmers and their families.
Measure what’s underground at Aug. 9 soil workshop
Measure what’s underground, Fri., Aug. 9, when North Iowa Agronomy Partners and Trace Genomics host Soil At Work. The free, two-hour morning workshop in Dysart covers the importance of soil microbiology to successful crop management and introduces ground-breaking technology that provides actionable, in-depth soil biology data.
Measure what’s underground, Fri., Aug. 9, when North Iowa Agronomy Partners and Trace Genomics host Soil At Work. The free, two-hour morning workshop in Dysart covers the importance of soil microbiology to successful crop management and introduces ground-breaking technology that provides actionable, in-depth soil biology data.