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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 2017

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Main Street Market opens in Buffalo Center under new owners

Andrew Shaw reports Main Street Market is the renamed grocery store in Buffalo Center after Doug and Barb Murra bought it from Jeff and Kristi Johnson, who owned it since 2004. The first day was May 22. Jeff stays in the trade. the Murras run both Main Street Market and Murra Hardware with Cindy Barker as manager and Terry Weringa overseeing meat. The deli remains open and a summer remodel plus new products are planned.

Jeff Johnson Doug Barb Murra Murras Johnson’s Food Center Main Street Market Andrew Shaw Buffalo Center Jeff Kristi Johnson Johnsons Murra Hardware Barb Main Street Cindy Barker Terry Weringa Gert Murra Wilson

Dirksen Receives Governor's Scholar Recognition

Natalie Dirksen a 2017 North Iowa High School graduate was honored by Governor Terry Branstad and Lt. Governor Kim Reynolds at the 15th annual Governor's Scholar Recognition Ceremony in Des Moines. The event honored 429 seniors statewide for top academics with IHSAA IFBF sponsorship and featured remarks on youth education and leadership.

Natalie Dirksen North Iowa High School Terry Branstad Kim Reynolds Hy-Vee Hall Des Moines Iowa Governor’s Office Iowa High School Athletic Association IHSAA Iowa Farm Bureau Federation IFBF Iowa Iowa Farm Bureau Craig Hill North Iowa

Memorial Day programs across Buffalo Center Lakota and Rake

Memorial Day events in Buffalo Center Lakota and Rake include parades and services. In Buffalo Center a parade assembles at 8:45 a.m. at Buffalo Lanes and proceeds to the school for a program featuring Nate Conlon of the National Guard and music by Rebekah Jensvold and the NIHS band. Following the auditorium program, services move to the cemetery with refreshments at the school commons. Lakota’s service starts at 10 a.m. at the Eagle Center with wreath laying at Maple Hill and St. Paul Lutheran Cemeteries and a lunch hosted by the Lakota City Council with a freewill donation.

Buffalo Center Lakota Rake Buffalo Lanes Nate Conlon National Guard Fort Dodge Charlie Eagle Center Smith Street Maple Hill St. Paul Lutheran Elene Price

Memorial Day Luncheon in Thompson City Hosts Event

The City of Thompson will present its annual Memorial Day Luncheon on Monday May 29 from 11 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. at the Branding Iron Round Up Room. Freewill donations will be accepted.

Thompson

Buffalo Center pool opens June 2 for season

The Buffalo Center Swimming Pool will open for the season on Friday June 2. Season pool passes are on sale at city hall with a discount until noon June 2. See ad elsewhere in this edition for prices and pool hours.

Buffalo Center City Hall

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