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Shellsburg couple loses everything in fire

Santa visits over breakfast with area children

Holiday Lights Week #1 Winner

Transition Alliance Program prepares students for life after graduation
At Vinton-Shellsburg Community School District, a new initiative is paving the way for all students to become future-ready, regardless of their post-high school plans. The district, in partnership with Benton Community Schools, has introduced the Transition Alliance Program (TAP), a forward-thinking effort aimed at equipping students with the skills and experiences they need to thrive in college, vocational training, or the workforce.
Snow and how to keep Vinton Safe
The Vinton Police Department kindly reminds all residents to move their vehicles off the streets as soon as possible to allow for efficient snow removal. If you are a renter, please get in touch with your landlord to find out where your designated off-street parking is located. Keeping the streets clear helps our hardworking public works team ensure safe and accessible roadways for everyone.
Arnold Motor Supply collecting toys for area children

Koop's Sales & Service collects toys to brighten the Christmas of local children

Giving Tree to help area children available at Cedar Valley Bank & Trust

Iowa officials sue federal government over voter citizenship information
By Robin OpsahlIowa Secretary of State Paul Pate and Attorney General Brenna Bird filed a lawsuit in federal court Tuesday accusing the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services of unlawfully withholding information about individuals registered to vote who were identified by the state as potential noncitizens.Two weeks before the 2024 general election, Pate issued guidance to county auditors to challenge the ballots of 2,176 registered voters identified by the office as potential noncitizens.
Vinton-Shellsburg High School FFA Members Enjoy Fun-Filled Lock-In
