National 4-H Week celebrates youth in Carroll County Iowa
National 4-H Week runs October 7 to 13 with 150000 Iowa youth and adults involved. Carroll County reports 232 4-H members and 30 adult leaders while 4-H attracts students from aerospace to woodworking and links projects to county and state fairs. County leaders highlight service, camps, exchanges, and scholarships as parts of a family oriented program.
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Iowa
Carroll County
Molitor
4-H
Nathan Williams
Willey Rockets
Kuemper Catholic High School
Chuck Morris
Iowa State University
Heart of Carroll County volunteers honored for fundraiser
Carroll County volunteers received an American Heart Association award in Des Moines for the Heart of Carroll County Social, which raised 16284 dollars and achieved top central Iowa market penetration. Cochairs are Peg Buman and Deb Davis, with a long list of committee and community volunteers from Arcadia to Mount Carmel.
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The
American Heart Association
Heart of
Carroll County
Des Moines
Iowa
Peg Buman
Deb Davis
Joyce Aden
Sam Ayers
Mary Bernholtz
Rhonda Bock
John R. Carroll
Howard Gowin
Carol Gonstal
Patrick Hall
Sharon Leiting
Tammie McKenzie
Jackie Reineke
Darlene Rueter
John Ryan
Sonia Walsh
Bill Vonnahme
Chris and
Ann Toft
Arcadia
Delmar
Mariia Bruning
Carl
Mary Snyder
Breda
Halloween Hike at Swan Lake Aims Family Fun
Carroll County residents and youth groups are invited to the Swan Lake Halloween Hike on Saturday October 13. Eco crime theme features rangers capturing eco criminals in a kid friendly, non scary outing with sunny pre sunset hours for very young fighters. Tickets 350 per person or 10 per family with 4 5 games and snacks included. Nathan Proctor leads Carroll High School drama club aiding the event.
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Swan Lake
Carroll County
Aaron Hershberger
Swan
Hershberger
Carroll High School
Nathan Proctor
DMACC Board Approves Another Tuition Hike
The Des Moines Area Community College board voted to raise tuition by an additional 3 per credit hour next semester after a prior rise from 61 to 67 per hour. The increase follows state budget cuts, reducing DMACC state funding by 1.44 million. President England supports higher revenue and targeted cuts to ease the student burden.
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Des Moines
Tom Vilsack
DMACC
David England
England
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Carroll County Extension Office
Carol Gronstal
Maxine
Jeff Warnke
Carroll
Joe
Connie Ankenbauer
Dedham
Tom
Dodi Weber
Glidden
Wendy Wittrock
Cheri Theulen
Harbur
Darrel
Lori Baker
Lanesboro
Erv
Lidderdale
Wayne
Angie Tigges
Maple River
Ken
Judy Huegerich
Mount Carmel
Delores Meiners
Cheryl Schultes
Ralston
Dmacc Board
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