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Wed
13
Dec

Local Rotary Club adds marker to Big Springs


The Guttenberg Rotary Club, which assists in maintaining the Big Springs Nature Park, recently set a large stone marker. From left are Rotarians Jean Green, Mary Waterman, Patty Schwarz, John Finch, Amy Speed, Dennis McNeal, Dan Festa, Jake Lessard, and Matt Esser. (Press photo by Caroline Rosacker)

By Caroline Rosacker

Guttenberg Rotary Club has recently added a substantial stone marker measuring 6 ft. wide by 4 ft. high to the entrance of Big Springs Nature Park located on west side of Great River Road National Scenic Byway just north of Guttenberg. 

Funds used for the monument sign were from their fundraisers and a payout from the Rod and Mary Jo Tangeman Family Endowment for Guttenberg Rotary Club.

Wed
13
Dec

Answers to frequently asked questions about Community Resource Center project


The Foundation of Cornerstone Communities recently donated $5,000 to the GEIDC Community Resource Center project at a celebratory reception held at the Guttenberg Brewing Company on Dec. 6. From left are Diane Schilling, Carolyn Hoffmann, Kari Harbaugh, Jackie Lee, Kay Vifian, Gloria Britten and Kathy Lansing; back row, Tim Ahlers, M.J. Smith, Dr. Andrew Smith, Austin Coon, Pastor Harold McMillin and Foundation Executive Director Michelle Von Handorf. (Press photo by Caroline Rosacker)

By Caroline Rosacker

The following is the third installment of a six-part series devoted to the Community Resource Center Campaign, addressing frequently asked question. 

What is the name of the project? The Community Resource Center.

Wed
06
Dec

Guttenberg public mural depicts "The Good Life"


A public art piece, Das Gute Leben (The Good Life), located at 115 Schiller Street was made possible through grant money received from the Upper Mississippi Gaming Corporation. (Press photo by Caroline Rosacker)

By Caroline Rosacker

Local mural artist Ketaki Poyekar has recently completed her public art piece Das Gute Leben  (The Good Life) located on the west side of GEIDC member Andy Riemer's Vacation Rental By Owner (VRBO) Hayden's Hideout at 115 Schiller Street in Guttenberg. 

Community Vitality/ Chamber Director Brandie Tomkins was the catalyst for the project, which was made possible by grant money received from the Upper Mississippi Gaming Corporation (UMGC)

Wed
06
Dec

Future Community Resource Building plans address local needs


The new three-level Community Resource Center's lower level will house a space for meetings, trainings, and family gatherings with FRC and the food pantry on main floor, and the second floor will serve as storage space with an option for future expansion based on community needs. (Photo submitted)

By Caroline Rosacker

The following is the second installment of a six-part series devoted to the Community Resource Center Campaign.

The Guttenberg Economic and Industrial Development Committee (GEIDC) in cooperation with the Guttenberg Municipal Hospital & Clinics' Family Resource Center has received a $2.7 million dollar grant from Governor Kim Reynolds' Nonprofit Innovation Fund. 

Wed
29
Nov

A van, a man and his canine companion


Van-dwellers Clayton Schaefer and his canine companion Cassie travel the United States and share their adventures on Clayton's popular YouTube channel Dan's Van Life. (Press photo by Caroline Rosacker)

By Caroline Rosacker

Van-dwelling or van life is a manner of living in a modified vehicle fully equipped to meet the basic needs of its inhabitant(s) either full or part time. 

Dan's Van Life

Wed
29
Nov

Resource Center leadership committee announced


The Community Resource Center Capital Campaign Leadership Team is led by co-chairs, from left, Carolyn Hoffmann, Kathy Lansing and Pastor Harold McMillin. (Press photo by Caroline Rosacker)

By Caroline Rosacker

The following is the first of a six-part series devoted to the Community Resource Center Campaign.

The Guttenberg Economic & Industrial Development Committee (GEIDC) and the Family Resource Center have received a generous $2.7M state grant to begin preparations for a new building, to be located south of the municipal building, focused on the services found at the Family Resource Center. 

Wed
29
Nov

Holiday lighting contest

The annual Guttenberg holiday lighting contest is now underway. The event is sponsored by the City of Guttenberg and Guttenberg Chamber of Commerce. The contest is open to all city utility customers, and winners will receive prizes in the form of a credit on their electric bills. 

There are two divisions: residential and business. In the residential category, the first place winner will receive a $60 credit, second place $50, third place $40, fourth place $30 and fifth place $20. In the business category, first place will receive a $50 credit, second $30 and third, $20.

Wed
22
Nov

Visit the Festival Tree of Lights this weekend


The public is invited to view and bid on the festive trees at the former St. Mary's Convent in Guttenberg. (Press photo by Austin Greve)

By Shelia Tomkins

The holiday spirit is in the air at the former St. Mary's Convent at 502 S. Second Street in Guttenberg, where visitors will be greeted with a glittering display of decorated Christmas trees.

This first-ever  Festival Tree of  Lights was organized by Friends of St. Mary's of Guttenberg to raise funds to preserve the convent building. The public is invited to view the trees and leave a bid  if they like a favorite tree. Bids will be accepted in $5 increments.

Wed
22
Nov

Local giving opportunities


Please consider making a contribution to a charitable organization in Clayton County this holiday seaon. (Press photo by Caroline Rosacker)

By Caroline Rosacker

Many of us in Clayton County are blessed with a roof over our head, plenty of warm clothing and more than enough to eat. But many are struggling with food insecurity, lack of suitable clothing, basic necessities, and dependable shelter. 

Thanks to the efforts of many, these needs are recognized and met through the generosity of the following charitable organizations and public contributors in Clayton County

Wed
22
Nov

Saturday, Nov. 25 Guttenberg Chamber plans holiday events, Christmas parade

By Shelia Tomkins

The Guttenberg Chamber of Commerce has announced plans to kick off the Christmas season on Saturday, Nov. 25, with   fun family events, including the annual Merchant Open House, a German Market, parade, and more. The event coincides with   "Small Business Saturday," a nationwide observance to promote hometown shopping. 

Participating merchants will be offering special sales, refreshments and door prizes that day as they welcome customers shopping for the holidays.

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