Danielle Bennett, naturalist at the Ida County Conservation Center taught about honey bees on May 29. She had help from Jaxon Bogue, a 6-year-old entrepreneur and caretaker for bees. It turns out his family has three hives at home because of Jaxon’s interest in bees and insects.
This year, the OABCIG Community School District took initiative to increase their overall revenue by almost 3%. According to an audit report by Nolte, Cornman & Johnson P.C. the school district saw revenues just under 17 million dollars for FY22, the most recent audit from this company. That amount is a 2.7% increase from the year before.
Journey Iversen is a Juliette scout. That means she does girl scouting on her own. She initiates her events. Over the years, she has been inspired to do just that.
Wendy Larson spoke with community members at Sunrise Coffee on the morning of May 31. She spoke some of her views on pro-life, what rival Sexton isn’t doing for the people, and touched lightly on eminent domain and the pipeline and her fears about that.
It’s the last day of school for Odebolt Middle school and elementary on May 23. Various events were going on.Grilling started mid-morning and served from around 11 a.m.
The Water Tower Logo is up! Maguire Iron suggested reducing the logo size to avoid obstruction from antennas. Interior and exterior paint will be completed and staff will begin filling the tower.
The Holstein City Council met on Tuesday, May 14 at City Hall. Council members in attendance were Bonnie Stevenson, Jamison Voss, Christine Wiese, and Marcus Prell, as well as Mayor Kathy Breyfogle.
The Galva-Holstein Board of Education met in joint session with the Schaller-Crestland Board of Education on Monday, May 13 at 7 p.m. in the Galva-Holstein Media Center.
