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Congresswoman Hinson speaks with Benton County Auditor Rippel

This week, Benton County Auditor Hayley Rippel made an appearance in Benton County with Iowa Congresswoman Ashley Hinson, The two discussed voting and the requirements and misconceptions surrounding elections.
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Save the Date! Kick Off the Holiday Season in Downtown Vinton

Vinton Unlimited, in conjunction with our local veteran organizations, is excited to kick off the holiday season with the 17th Annual Lighted Parade! Let’s make this the brightest year yet! Date: November 21st Time: 6 PM Location: Downtown Vinton Santa will be visiting all the way from the North Pole! (We kindly ask that no other Santas attend.
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Vinton-Shellsburg October School Board Recap

Difference Maker Presentation4. We are proud to recognize Maddy Svoboda as a Positive Difference Maker in our school district. Maddy serves as our athletic trainer, offering invaluable support to both student-athletes and coaches.

Sheltering assistance still available to survivors as winter weather approaches

 Iowans who received sheltering through the State of Iowa Disaster Recovery Temporary Housing Program (DRTHP) due to the severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding that occurred in April, May, and June 2024 will continue to have access to the program as winter weather approaches.

National Prescription Drug Take Back Day October 26, 2024

 The Iowa Department of Public Safety's Office of Drug Control Policy (ODCP) is encouraging all Iowans to participate in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day scheduled for October 26, 2024.
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Iowa Secretary of State says 87 noncitizens voted in elections

By Robin OpsahlThe Iowa Secretary of State’s office says it has found 87 noncitizens who voted in the state’s elections, as well as 67 noncitizens who have registered to vote but have not yet cast a ballot.
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Roadside Chat – Do you even wear your seat belt bro?

Young adults and teens are the source of all kinds of pop culture trends including memes that seem to take on a life of their own. One such meme that has crawled out of the fitness message boards of the early 2000s to today’s social media feeds features the phrase “Do you even lift, Bro?” The meme is a condescending implication that someone is weak.