Saturday, May 9th, 2026
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Seen around town: Wednesday, April 22, 2026

The town was buzzing with activity on Wednesday. West 9th St. saw a huge tree being taken down on C Ave. and a few hours later at the intersection of A Avenue there was a car accident.
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Vinton Today crosses the 9.000 mark on Facebook!

This website and its reach continue to absolutely amaze me! Just a few months ago, I noted that we had reached 8,500 followers on the Facebook page...Today, I noticed that we had quietly passed that 9,000 mark!I'm incredibly grateful to all of you who follow there, or subscribe to the daily email with the latest news updates and to those who send in news, photos, share events, or say, "Hey, did you know.
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LaPorte City Public Library May Newsletter

Board Minutes from April 20, 2026Meeting Commencement: The La Porte City Public Library Board of Trustees met in regular session on April 20, 2026. President Heather Chingren called the meeting to order at 6:02 PM with members Brynna Hemsath, Renee Jesse, Mindy Rottinghaus, Terri Vopelak, and Linda Weidemann present.
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Part 1: Meeting the Lillibridges

In October of 2025, local farmer Lance Lillibridge shared a post that got the attention of many. It started with the words, "I am a pissed off farmer - like most in the U.
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Seen around town: Pelicans

This flock of pelicans created a beautiful photo opportunity when they landed at Dudgeon Lake, north of Vinton. Russell Lindberg captured this photo of the birds over the weekend.
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Making Room for the Next Generation

Will McKenna, son of Nichole and John, shared a speech he gave as part of a FFA Public Speaking project. As required, it addressed several agricultural topics entitled, "Making Room for the Next Generation.
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Statewide Hands-Free Traffic Enforcement Results

For Distracted Driving Awareness Month, the Governor’s Traffic Safety Bureau (GTSB) partnered with the Central Iowa Traffic Safety Task Force (CITSTF), and law enforcement agencies across the state to enforce Iowa's Hands-Free Driving Law.
Article Thumbnail. Pictured are pre-1933 Gold coins that can be found at your local coin shop along with other coins and small bars

A new gold rush: States stockpile bars, encourage gold-backed debit cards

By Kevin HardyMore states are piling up gold bars, or encouraging residents to use gold-backed debit cards, to hedge against inflation.Several states, including Western ones with rich mining histories, have been stockpiling gold as part of their broader state savings.
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