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At 92, he still pushes recognition for six Iowa brothers killed in Civil War
It was 14 years ago when Tom Woodruff of North Liberty uncovered a significant historical event – that six Iowa brothers from the Littleton family of Louisa County fought and died for the Union in the Civil War. Soon after that, Woodruff spearheaded the construction of a one-acre memorial to the brothers on...
Louisa County's aging fairground facilities need your help
COLUMBUS JUNCTION, Iowa — The 132nd annual Louisa County Fair will run from July 23-27 in Columbus Junction. But as organizers prepare for a week of animal showings, fair food and fun, donations are being collected for a new, multi-purpose barn at the fairgrounds. The average age of the...
Henry County Heritage Trust Monthly Meeting Report
“Henry County Heritage Trust (HCHT) held its monthly meeting on June 26, 2024, at the museum in Mount Pleasant. The meeting began with a surprise, as board member David Gates was presented a Quilt of Valor. After the approval of minutes and finance reports, a recap of HCHT’s participation in...
Tax Talk: Legislators Discuss Taxes with Residents in Mount Pleasant on Friday
There was a legislative round table in Mount Pleasant at Access Energy Cooperative on Friday morning. The topic of the day was taxes, and with State senator Adrian Dickey, Mark Lofgren, and Representative Taylor Collins, much discussion was had. Iowans for Tax Relief President, Chris Hagenow, believes that Iowans want relief from property taxes, and that they are “on the side of legislators who are taxing action to slow down out of control local government spending.”
“Cycle of Memory” at Washington Public Library Monday
Join the Washington Public Library for a documentary of two siblings’ bicycle adventure to find the memories their grandfather lost to Alzheimer’s”. The showing of “Cycle of Memory” will take place on Monday, July 1st, beginning at 6 pm. “Cycle of Memory” is the story of two grandkids’ quest to find the memories their grandfather lost to Alzheimer’s by recreating his 1945 bicycle adventure. This free program is for adults and will be held in the Nicola Stoufer Room.
Columbus Junction City Clerk To Retire In December
Earlier this month, it was announced that Columbus Junction City Clerk, Julie Heindel, will be retiring at the end of the calendar year. Replacing Heindel will be the City’s Deputy Clerk, Jodi Edwards. The two plan to train together over the coming months, with Heindel officially retiring in December. As Edwards makes the transition, the City of Columbus Junction is in the process of hiring a new deputy clerk.
Cold-Blooded Red Head Reptiles Tomorrow at Washington Public Library
Join the Washington Public Library for a favorite presentation from Cold-Blooded Red Head LLC with her Reptiles tomorrow beginning at 10 am. This interactive program teaches kids and adults about reptiles while removing some of the anxiety. The program is free and open to all ages. It will be held in the Library meeting rooms.
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