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Category Archives: Tama County
Oct
23
William Kvidera is coming home
More than 75 years after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, drawing the United States into World War II, a Tama County sailor will be recognized and remembered. William Lester Kvidera died after the USS Oklahoma capsized. He was buried in … Continue reading
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Oct
01
Lincoln Highway bridge $5,000 from goal
Story from WHO.
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Sep
13
Stuff the ballot box
North Tama is in the running for two different items in KWWL’s “Friday Night Heroes”. That’s the link to the sports page, as the voting changes every week. NT vs. Wapsie Valley was last week’s GOTW, but let’s do it … Continue reading
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Aug
24
North Tama the smallest with 11 on the field
High school football season starts Friday (for most of us, anyway) and while there are new districts, one thing is the same from 2016: North Tama is the smallest public school playing 11 instead of 8. The BEDS numbers (total … Continue reading
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Aug
15
GR breaks with NT, signs with DNH on wrestling
The success of the Gladbrook-Reinbeck boys’ basketball program has pinned down its wrestling participation. According to this story from the Parkersburg Eclipse/News-Review, GR will be sending its wrestlers to Dike-New Hartford next year. That will end a very long time … Continue reading
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Aug
10
Pargeon family grand marshals for Winding Stairs Festival
After the untimely and sudden death of Mike Pargeon earlier this year, his wife and daughters will be the grand marshals for this year’s Winding Stairs Festival parade in Traer. (The picture with the Traer Star-Clipper story is reversed for … Continue reading
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Jul
26
Big boost to save Lincoln Highway bridge
Two grants are going to go a long way in preserving Lincoln Highway history in Tama. First, earlier this month, the Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs awarded a $50,000 grant for the Lincoln Highway bridge, getting funding very near the … Continue reading
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Jun
29
Dinsdales, Stoakes in track hall of fame
The stars of North Tama’s girls’ track championship four-peat were inducted into the Iowa Association of Track Coaches Hall of Fame earlier this month. Story: Traer Star-Clipper. Brooke and Blaire Dinsdale led the way in 2006-08, and Stoakes followed with a one-woman … Continue reading
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Jun
27
Tama County Farm Bureau, Extension centennial news
With appearances by some familiar faces. Tama County Extension celebrates 100 years (Toledo Chronicle) Tama County Farm Bureau celebrates 100 years (Traer Star-Clipper)
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Jun
22
Save Tama’s Lincoln Highway bridge
July 7, 2013: A pickup crosses the Lincoln Highway bridge on the east end of Tama. Modern-day vehicles are one thing but a worse issue for the 103-year-old bridge is full-size semis using it on a truck route. A century-plus … Continue reading
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