One of our most loyal “regulars” at the Lake Mills Public Library is John Grunhovd. He can be seen walking in our doors weekly (if not more) and we welcome his presence every single time he does.
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by Bonnie Kay Baldwin
Lake Mills Graphic
For those students who have attended LMCS in the past decade or two, one of their most pronounced memories, might include LERCH—learner outcomes for students, which was ingrained into their heads. The acronym, LERCH, stood for . . .
Lifelong Learner,...
The annual Iowa Newspaper Association Convention was held Feb. 5-7 in Des Moines, with the award banquet held Friday evening. The Lake Mills Graphic received first place in the Best News Feature Photo, Weeklies Class 2 division, for the photo above. One of the comments received: “Great expressions...
Due to Legislative changes, filing deadlines have changed for BOTH the Primary and General Election candidates wanting to run for office in Winnebago County.
TAKE NOTE: Separate Nomination Papers and Affidavits are required for each election.
PRIMARY ELECTION
Filing period for the June 2, 2020,...
Custom Paint and Collision has moved to a new location. Previously located in Leland, Cory wanted to relocate to a larger space and after learning that the former Bear Creek Archery Range facility was for sale, decided to make an offer.
“Business has been good. After a complete makeover of the...
Rebekah Blumenthal, ARNP has joined MercyOne Forest City Family Medicine.
Blumenthal received her ARNP from Chamberlain College of Nursing, Chicago, Ill., in October 2019. Prior to joining Forest City Family Medicine, Blumenthal was a registered nurse on 4 East at MercyOne North Iowa. Throughout...
Hunters reported harvesting nearly 94,000 deer during Iowa’s 2019-2020 hunting seasons, which is a decline from 2018-19, when hunters reported nearly 108,000 deer.
Wildlife experts say while there are a number of factors that likely contributed to the decline, the most prominent is the outbreak of...
Winter is a wonderful time of year to check out the nighttime sky. There are a lot of bright stars, and the cold, dry air makes for good viewing conditions. So, if you can brave the temperatures, there are some amazing things to see. Soon, though, the winter skies will transition into spring and...
TSB Bank is proud to participate in Money Smart Week April 4-11, 2020, and encourages any of our community’s students to enter the Money Smart Kid and Money Smart Teen Essay Contests, sponsored by the Iowa Bankers Association in partnership with the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
Eligible junior...
The Center for Disease Control (CDC) is closely monitoring an outbreak of respiratory illness caused by a Novel (new) Coronavirus that was first detected in Wuhan City, Hubei Province, China and which continues to spread. Chinese health officials have reported thousands of infections in China, with...
The Top of Iowa Quilt Club would like to recognize Don Grothe for his service to our country.
Don left in 1959 for basic training in the Naval training Center, San Diego, Calif. He spent the next two years after basic in San Diego on the U.S. John R. Craig, before returning home, due to a medical...