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Wed
29
Jan

Guttenberg Press "Senior Santa" program deemed a success


Thanks to generous donations from community members and grant money received from the Upper Mississippi Gaming Corporation (UMGC), The Guttenberg Press "Senior Santa" program has had another successful year. From left are Melissa Spielbauer-Combs, Dan Meyer and Susi Nehls. (Press photo by Caroline Rosacker)

By Caroline Rosacker

Christmas is a joyous time of year. People from all walks of life enjoy spending time with loved ones and opening gifts during the holiday season. Unfortunately, many of our community members age 65 and older do not have a special someone to celebrate with. 

Wed
29
Jan

Clayton County residents prepare to caucus Feb. 3

By Shelia Tomkins

Clayton County residents will join Iowans from across the state on Monday, Feb. 3, as the nation turns its attention to the results of the Iowa Presidential caucuses.

Voters from approximately 1,700 voting precincts across the state will meet to select delegates to their respective county conventions. The 99 county conventions will then choose delegates for state party conventions, who  in turn will subsequently head to the national conventions later this year.

Wed
29
Jan

C. R. basketball coach and players visit care center residents


Clayton Ridge junior varsity and varsity Eagles basketball players spent the afternoon at the Guttenberg Care Center on Thursday, Jan. 2. The boys enjoyed a game of kickball and Kentucky Derby with the residents while Coach Spersflage set up the care center computer to include viewing access to past high school athletic competitions. (Press photo by Caroline Rosacker)

By Caroline Rosacker

Community service is an important component of an adolescent's life. It provides them with an opportunity to become actively connected to society and has a long-lasting positive impact on the community they live in. Volunteering also enables young adults to acquire valuable life skills, knowledge, and provide service to individuals who are most vulnerable. 

Wed
22
Jan

Bootlegger's River Tavern Mediterranean "Bistro Night"


From left, Dr. Jeff Hoffmann and his wife, Carolyn, gaze into the flames admiringly as their food is prepared at Bootlegger's River Tavern monthly "Bistro Night." A Mediterranean-theme meal will be offered on Tuesday, Jan. 28. (Photo submitted)

By Caroline Rosacker

Bootlegger's River Tavern in Millville is set to open its doors for a special Bistro Night on Tuesday, Jan. 28, at 6 p.m. The casual tavern restaurant will offer a reservation-only five-course gourmet meal for diners interested in a more sophisticated dining experience.

Wed
22
Jan

$248,000 grant for Schiller Street project

Guttenberg was one of six communities recently awarded Iowa Great Places grants from the Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs.

Guttenberg received $248,000 to fund the creation of a gateway entrance at Schiller Street leading to streetscape improvements to attract Highway 52 travelers into the riverfront downtown and business district.

Wed
22
Jan

Jeff "Ole" Olson finalizes building project


Jeff "Ole" Olson's 5 Star Realty and Ole's ATM's have recently moved to a new location on Highway 52 in Guttenberg. From left are Danny Ganahl, Jeff "Ole" Olson, Ashley Klink and Aaron "Reggie" Niehaus. (Press photo by Caroline Rosacker)

By Caroline Rosacker

Successful businessman and entrepreneur Jeff "Ole" Olson has recently finalized his latest building project and moved into what he refers to as his "permanent location" on Highway 52 in Guttenberg. 

Wed
15
Jan

Reyerson revisits memories of a Guttenberg childhood


Harlen Reyerson recalls a childhood filled with outdoor recreation and creative ingenuity. (Press photo by Caroline Rosacker)

By Caroline Rosacker

Harlen Reyerson has many fond memories of growing up in Guttenberg. He and his band of adventuresome friends — Don Moser, Carl Aulwes and Denny Randall — enjoyed many hours of outdoor recreation on the bluffs and waterways that surround our picturesque community. The foursome created lasting memories that continue to put a smile on Harlen's face. 

Wed
15
Jan

Burgin and Puelz compete in National Fishing Tournament


Tony Puelz, left, of Garnavillo, has been fishing competitively in tournaments for approximately 30 years. Taylor Burgin of Palo, right, became involved in competitive fishing within the past three years. (Photos submitted)

By Caroline Rosacker

There are few things more exciting to an angler than catching a trophy bass. That excitement has led bass to become one of the most sought-after game fish in the United States. 

Wed
15
Jan

Chamber of Commerce banquet set for Monday, Jan. 20

The Guttenberg Chamber of Commerce annual banquet and membership meeting will be Monday, Jan. 20, at the Guttenberg Golf and Country Club.  

"The annual banquet is held each January for Chamber members to gather and discuss Chamber events, activities, and projects for the past and upcoming year," said Chamber Director Mandy Ludovissy. "All Guttenberg Chamber members are invited and encouraged to attend the annual meeting, and anyone interested in knowing more about the Guttenberg Chamber is welcome to attend." 

Wed
08
Jan

Public restroom erosion project


Two consecutive years of unusually high water and the influx of barge waves have caused erosion on the top portion of the river bank behind the public restroom located in the 500 block of South River Park Drive in Guttenberg. (Press photo by Caroline Rosacker)

By Caroline Rosacker

Two consecutive years of unusually high water, and the influx of waves created by barge traffic have caused the top portion of the riverbank to erode behind the public restroom located in the 500 block of South River Park Drive in Guttenberg's downtown district. 

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