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Hilmer had the reins

Local News

At Monday's Tama County Supervisors meeting, Supervisor Curt Hilmer had the reins. The usual master of the meetings, supervisor Bill Faircloth, was out of the office, telecommuting via telephone. Curt made the most of his time as the big kahuna, the only hiccup in his leadership was having ...

Second semester 2022-2023 honor rolls

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South Tama County Freshman: Brooks Baier, Layne Beck, Britten Brandt, Maddalyn Brown, Nazaret Carrillo, Paige Croskey, Jamy Dolash, Lilly Dostal, Autumn Elsbury, Alesandra Flores-Castanon, Giselle Fonseca, Melissa Gabriel Bail, Yuliana Galeana Nunez, Kira Henle, Rayden Hill, Barrett Jesina, ...

Paint against time

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TOLEDO - It was a race against time. A feverish feat of art and sweat. Eric and Jenny Rosario have painted a beautiful mural on the side of the Tama Abstract building in a mere three weeks. When Eric Rosario was approached about doing a mural on the side of the two-story building in June, ...

Bob and Bonnie Murty to be inducted into Iowa 4-H Hall of Fame

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The Iowa 4-H Foundation sponsors the annual Iowa 4-H Hall of Fame induction ceremony at the Iowa State Fair. Inductees into the Iowa 4-H Hall of Fame represent the many people in Iowa who have contributed countless hours to the 4-H program. They work tirelessly to see that Iowa’s youth ...

The big eight

Business

RAGBRAI is coming to town, and it takes a lot of money to get it here. The Tama-Toledo Chamber of Commerce is instrumental in doing all that it takes to make our community a fantastic place for cyclists to visit for the night, but that doesn't come cheap. Eight local businesses gladly ...

Thiessen fills Tyynismaa’s board vacancy

Local News

After it was announced STC School Board member Penny Tyynismaa was moving out of the district, the hunt to find a fill-in was on. Being a temporary spot on the board before this falls election, the new member will have to run again to retain their spot. Two candidates emerged as ...

‘Just sue us’

Local News

The biggest item on the Tama County Supervisors' agenda this Monday was once again the Board of Health. At 10 a.m., the supervisors held a public hearing on a proposed decrease in the appropriation of the Board of Health budget. This is an ongoing issue after the Board of Health approved ...