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Candidates for Junior Miss, Little Mr.
Th Bedford Time -Press will feature candidate for Junior Miss , Little Miss and Little Mr. for the Taylor County air up until fair time.
Read MoreA look at the history of the American Legion and Auxiliary
During this year of the 250th United States celebration, following is the establishment of the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary. The American Legion Auxiliary (ALA) was founded in 1919 to support the American Legion and honor the service of veterans, evolving into the largest women’s patriotic organization in the world. The ALA was established…
Read MoreCity to move forward with asphalt project; discuss pool project
Lenox City Council approved to move forward with asphalting some gravel streets in Lenox and postponed approving a bid for the pool project at their June 22 meeting. The council reviewed the list of gravel roads that could be asphalted in Lenox. The council has discussed this at several meetings, but this was the first…
Read MoreBennett Farmhouse now open for reservations
The Lenox Area Chamber held a ribbon cutting at the Bennett Farmhouse south of Lenox on Sunday during an open house. The Airbnb is located in the home formerly known as the Chaney house and is located on Tennessee Avenue south of J20 to the first house on the west side. It has been in…
Read MorePreliminary results of cancer rates released
Preliminary results of Iowa’s high cancer rates have been released. Governor Kim Reynolds appropriated $1 million to the University of Iowa to study the rising cancer rates in Iowa. Iowa was only one of two states with a rising rate of cancers. The report covers five years, from 2018-2022 and looks at behavioral and demographic…
Read MoreComputer science program, bus inspections top school board meeting
A presentation on the Computer Science program was held at the Lenox School Board meeting on November 12. Superintendent Dave Henrichs reviewed a recent bus inspection and the board accepted the resignation from a school bus driver. Haley Roberts and Laura Mitchell, a part of the Computer Science team, presented findings to the board in…
Read MoreTrunk or Treat
Big slide is popular stop at Twisted Stalk
Families visiting Twisted Stalk are enjoying several new features that have been added this year. They opened the last weekend of September and will be open every weekend in October. Twisted Stalk was built 10 years ago and has been going nine years with one year off for Covid. They have added a giant slide,…
Read MoreOver $281,000 Awarded to Local Students
This year, 75 students from Adair, Adams, Taylor, and Union counties received $281,700 in scholarships from The W.D. & Shirley Schafer-Ray Educational Trust. Scholarship amounts ranged up to $10,000 and will support students as they pursue higher education in the 2025-2026 academic year. The scholarship is awarded to students in various educational programs, from trade…
Read MoreSalem Church of the Brethren Historical Marker Dedication Set for May 31st
The Northern Plains District Church of the Brethren Stewards Commission invites you to join them for the dedication of their recently installed Salem Church of the Brethren historical marker at the site of the former church building on Saturday, May 31st, 2025 at 1:00 p.m. With input from District Executive, Tim Button-Harrison, and the 2025…
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