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Students at Waverly-Shell Rock schools can now benefit from a new program created by fifth through 12th grade Media Specialist Lyndsi Luck who wrote a WSR Foundation Smart Money Teacher Grant for the purpose of creating Museum Kits for students to check out.

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Waverly Newspapers has old issues in bound volumes going back to at least 1971. We are taking advantage of this vast historical resource to take a trip down memory lane, recalling what was once newsworthy and seeing how much things have changed over the decades.

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The Iowa State University Extension and Outreach of Bremer County is scheduled to host an Ag Pest Control and Seed Treatment Continuing Instruction Course (CIC) for commercial pesticide applicators on Wednesday, Feb. 19.

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Rheannon Carlson, an official with the Bremer County Iowa State University Extension office, announced in a press release that the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program will be once again hosted in three sessins at the Bremer County Extension office.

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A Waverly farmer was recently honored along with other leaders in agricultural innovation, policy, storytelling for outstanding contributions benefiting the soybean industry, officials stated in a press release. The recognition to Yvonne Wente of Waverly was given along with other recipients in eight categories by the Iowa Soybean Association (ISA) during its annual awards luncheon and ceremony hosted Dec. 17.

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PARKERSBURG — The Waverly-Shell Rock boys basketball team pulled ahead from their third tie to a two-point lead at the half to edge higher-seeded Aplington-Parkersburg by six, 70-64, on Tuesday, Feb. 11 in Parkersburg.

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More than 45 people joined together on Tuesday, Jan. 28, for a rousing musical adventure to celebrate National Kazoo Day in downtown Waverly. Troy Collins, the owner of TSJK Insurance at 103 E. Bremer Ave., said in a prior interview that he organized and hosted National Kazoo Day for two simple reasons.

Damian Baltes, of New Hampton, was diagnosed with an umbilical hernia in late 2023. Damian visited the general surgery clinic at Waverly Health Center (WHC) for a consultation where it was determined he would need surgery.

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