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05
Jul

Presentation provides better understanding of area’s timber rattlesnakes


Iowa Department of Natural Resources Conservation Officer Burt Walters recently gave a presentation on timber rattlesnakes. The event even featured a live snake, which Walters said he found two weeks prior and would be on display at the Driftless Area Education and Visitor Center in Lansing through the summer. (Photos by Audrey Posten)

Timber rattlesnakes are large, heavy bodied snakes identifiable by their black chevron markings with a white outline and typically bright, golden body. However, they are darker and more grayish in color when preparing to shed, which can be up to three times in a good year. They also gain a new segment of rattles each time they shed their skin.

By Audrey Posten, Times-Register

 

Tue
05
Jul

Moyna is putting up new maintenance building amid ongoing expansion


CJ Moyna employees break ground on a new maintenance building being constructed in the Elkader Industrial Park. The 75,000-square-foot building will bring all Moyna repair operations under one roof and include full-scale painting operations with blast and painting booths. (Photo by Willis Patenaude)

The addition of the maintenance building is expected to increase efficiency, promote job growth and allow greater flexibility. Construction is projected to finish next summer.

By Willis Patenaude, Times-Register

 

Tue
05
Jul

Dead Horses will bring Americana-rooted music to Elkader Opera House


Daniel Wolff and Sarah Vos, the Midwest duo known as Dead Horses, will perform at the Elkader Opera House on Friday, July 8. They’ll bring the sounds of Americana to the stage as they promote the release of their upcoming fourth studio album, Brady Street. (Submitted photo)

By Willis Patenaude, Times-Register

 

Tue
05
Jul

MFL MarMac advances past Postville in first round of baseball playoffs


MFL MarMac leadoff hitter Parker Kuehl connects with a pitch in the June 28 game versus Clayton Ridge-Central. The Bulldogs were ahead in the game when it was cancelled due to rain. (Photos by Audrey Posten)

Senior Kaden Stocker scored at least once in each of MFL MarMac’s games last week. The team went 1-3 to wrap up its regular season, then won the postseason opener against Postville on July 2.

Shortstop Jacob Schellhorn fields a grounder in MFL MarMac’s game versus Clayton Ridge-Central last week.

Carver Blietz-Bentien smashes a pitch in last week's game versus the War Eagles.

Ben Krambeer started the June 28 game versus Clayton Ridge-Central, which was eventually cancelled due to rain.

Runner Landon Johnson makes it back to first base in the game against the War Eagles.

Austin Schlee prepares to throw to the infield in MFL MarMac's June 28 game.

By Audrey Posten, Times-Register

 

Tue
05
Jul

War Eagle comeback falls short in first round playoff loss


Drake Ostrander makes contact versus Waukon, in Clayton Ridge-Central’s first round playoff game on July 2. (Photo by Jarod Bormann)

War Eagle catcher Braxton Bormann makes a play at the plate in the 11-9 loss to the Indians. (Photo by Jarrod Bormann)

Ashton Thiese powers toward first base in the War Eagles' June 28 game versus MFL MarMac. (Photo by Audrey Posten)

Kahne Bolsinger connects with a pitch in the June 28 game at MFL MarMac. The contest was later cancelled due to rain. (Photo by Audrey Posten)

Shortstop Caden Helle throws to first base in last week's match-up versus the Bulldogs. (Photo by Audrey Posten)

Kylar Millard reaches third base safely against MFL MarMac. (Photo by Audrey Posten)

Caleb Helle started the June 28 game at MFL MarMac, which was later cancelled. (Photo by Audrey Posten)

By Willis Patenaude, Times-Register

 

Tue
05
Jul

Bulldog softball shuts out Postville in postseason opener


Morgan Jacobson fouls off a pitch in MFL MarMac’s June 27 doubleheader against North Fayette Valley. The TigerHawks won both games. (Photos by Audrey Posten)

Bulldog shortstop Ashley Shaw prepares to throw to first base in a June 27 match-up versus NFV.

Senior Lauren Haberichter delivers a pitch to home plate in game one against the TigerHawks last week.

Savannah Schaller connects with a pitch in MFL MarMac's June 27 doubleheader.

Bulldog Katelyn Gerndt tags an NFV runner out at third base in game one of the teams' June 27 doubleheader.

Autumn Shaw tries to beat a throw to first base against the TigerHawks.

Second baseman Garnett Niedziejko sends the ball to first base for an out versus NFV.

Ayla Gerndt snags a pitch from battery mate Lauren Haberichter.

By Audrey Posten, Times-Register

 

Tue
05
Jul

Warriors cap off regular season on four-game winning streak


Tori Sylvester collected four hits in last week's doubleheader versus Postville. She also scored four times and knocked in three runs in the Central sweep. (Photo by Bev Hamann)

Mackayla Vlazny tosses the ball to Gracie Cummer at first base for an out versus Postville.

Gracie Cummer stretches for a close play at first base. The Warriors lost their postseason opener to Kee, ending the season.

Warrior catcher Fern Diersen throws to second during a steal attempt by the Hawks on July 1.

By Willis Patenaude, Times-Register

 

Tue
05
Jul

Sheldon J. Clinton

Sheldon James Clinton, 84, of Elkader, passed away Saturday, June 25, 2022, at St. Luke’s Hospital in Cedar Rapids.

 

Tue
28
Jun

Volga City Grocery Program provides food and so much more


Volunteers Jody Klingman, Ariel Endsley, Bryce Heller, Braden Taylor and Jeannie Weber distribute the meat portion of the Volga City Grocery Program to eligible seniors who participate.

Volga Mayor Carie Taylor directs one of the many young volunteers of the grocery program, while also checking participants in, coordinating pickups and keeping things running smoothly during the hour-long effort to distribute food to senior members of the community.

Some of the numerous volunteers who help in a variety of ways during the monthy Volga City Grocery Program: Ben Klingman, State Rep. Anne Osmundson, Zoe Strawn, Brandon Tieden, Sandy Lockard, Andy Whitford, Josiah Whitford, Jeanette Whitford, Dixie Palas, Reegan Perkins, Mayor Carrie Taylor, Heidi Capps, Mike Capps, Jill Fuhrman and Teresa Palas.

Grocery program volunteers stand in front of the table of available fruits and vegetables and the pre-made bags of items for each participant.

By Willis Patenaude, Times-Register

 

Tue
28
Jun

Volunteer effort keeps Bulldog Community Rec programs growing


Time and effort from a dedicated board—with help from a network of volunteer coaches and officials, sponsorships from local businesses and support from participating families—allows Bulldog Community Rec to offer around a half dozen sports programs annually. Soccer was added to the list this spring, and attracted 140 kids for three Sunday evening fundamentals camps. (Photo courtesy of Bulldog Community Rec)

Kids are now enjoying “summer ball” through Bulldog Community Rec. “In JK through third, we have 115 kids alone signed up,” remarked the group’s president Danielle Schlake. That doesn’t include the older traveling baseball and softball teams. (Photo by Audrey Posten)

By Audrey Posten, Times-Register

 

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