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Category Archives: Tama County
Nov
21
Code talking tribes honored
The Congressional Gold Medal was awarded yesterday to the Meskwaki (Mesquakie) Indian tribe of Tama County, among others, for their work in World War II. This sentence about the training, though, makes you go “hmm”: They received jungle warfare training … Continue reading
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Nov
20
Tama County US 30 meeting tomorrow
The Iowa DOT is holding a hearing in Toledo on Thursday to discuss proposals for upgrading US 30 east of Tama. What makes this hearing different from many of those in the past few years is that there will be … Continue reading
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Oct
26
North Tama out of playoffs for first time since 2005
The worst football season in North Tama history and the worst in Traer in half a century ended Friday with a 38-0 shutout by Belle Plaine. With a record of 1-8 (1-5), it’s the first time since 2005 that the Redhawks … Continue reading
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Sep
06
Traer mentioned in Wall Street Journal
It’s a short segment (Ellen Young is interviewed) of a story focused on a festival in Kansas. Traer is part of the larger picture of how some town festivals may not be completely in sync with their namesakes. In the … Continue reading
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Aug
28
Montour’s Iowa River bridge
July 7, 2013: When US 30 was taken off the Lincoln Highway in Tama County in 1954, Montour was left behind. The Iowa Highway Commission took the IA 135 number from Le Grand and moved it east. At first, 135 … Continue reading
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Aug
23
Four little letters
Last month, on my first day of vacation, I listened to the hosts of “The Big Show” on WHO-AM talking about a uniquely Iowan part of their youth. “Watch out for the 77 cars,” their parents warned, “because those are … Continue reading
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Aug
13
Winding Stairs Festival photo gallery
These have no captions, but if you’re in them, you’ll know. Many parade pictures and the Max Morrison balloon tribute are included.
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Aug
12
Keith Sash is fair’s Iowan of the Day
Better State Fair news that I originally intended to post earlier. Sash, currently mayor of Gladbrook, is a former Tama County supervisor involved in a lot of county groups.
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Jul
22
Tama Jim Wilson exhibit at Traer Museum
Here’s something to start getting back in the swing of things. KWWL
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May
14
KWWL checks in with Gladbrook’s mayor
But in Reinbeck, since that’s where Gladbrook-Reinbeck High School is. Keith Sash used to be a Tama County supervisor. KWWL.com
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