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Classic cars come to DC American Legion

Vintage and classic cars were plentiful last week as the second in a series of Summer Classic Car Shows was held at the American Legion Post in Dodge Center.
Sixty-eight classic cars were on display last Tuesday, said Steve Peterson of Hayfield who is organizing the shows this summer. There were more than cars involved as brats and hamburgers were available and there was the “first-ever” apple pie eating contest in Dodge Center.

Sixth generation farmer earns title of Dodge County Dairy Princess

Ever since she was little, Val Sauder has been attending American Dairy Association banquets and has seen numerous girls crowned as a Dodge County Dairy Princess.
After dreaming of one day being a dairy princess herself, that dream became a reality this year as she was crowned as a Dodge County Dairy Princess along with Katrina Thoe.

CLOSED

It was the end of a journey for one main street business in Kasson on Sunday, as long time business Jimmy’s Pizza closed its doors for business permanently. 
After working at Toros in Windom for 27 years, owner Clark Faux, was looking to open his own business a year and a half ago and thought that Jimmy’s would be a perfect business for him. 

Community shows support for Byron Middle Schooler

In May Byron Middle Schooler Nathan Noonan was diagnosed with Leukemia. 
Since then the community has shown its support for Noonan and his family in a number of different ways. 
After a successful fundraising baseball game earlier this year, another community fundraiser took place at the Byron American Legion a couple of weeks ago, to help show support for the Noonan family. 

A pizza cook-off at Berne

In the land where pizza tends to meet the corn fields, pizzas of different sorts captured the attention of Berne Pizza officials during their weekly pizza extravaganza June 26.

DC Library teams up with food shelves to help families

Summer can be a difficult time for families who rely on food shelves and/or free and reduced school meals for their daily nutrition. Food shelves generally see a drop in donations during the summer and schools are not in session to provide those needed meals.
For the second summer the Dodge Center Public Library is offering a way to help those individuals in need of food as well as taking care of those overdue library fines.

FLOODED

With an abundance of perception, every season this year, there were major headaches for those in the area last Friday, after towns in Dodge County were hit with as much as close to eight inches of rain. 
One of the main things that was impacted for the traditional Mantorville Stagecoach Days being canceled this year. 

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