Stromsburg

Senior Center

By Judy Beatty The Stromsburg Senior Center will have a Medicare meeting on November 21st at 2:30 p.m. Becky Romshek from Aging Partners will be there to update seniors on the changes for 2023. Everyone is welcome!

Immunization Clinics Nov. 9, 21

The Polk County Health Department will hold immunization clinics at the Polk County Health Department in Osceola on Wednesday, November 9th from 3:30 to 5:30 and Monday, November 21st from 3:30 to 5:30. An appointment is required for compliance to the COVID-19 directives.
Sparrow Publications Acquire a Second Newspaper

Sparrow Publications Acquire a Second Newspaper

Sparrow Publications Acquire a Second Newspaper

Sparrow Publications, LLC (the owner of the Polk County News) is acquiring another newspaper.After negotiations and everything falling into place, we have purchased the Nance County Journal from Bill and Jan Thompson.

Cross County Releases Honor Roll

All A Honor Roll: Seniors: Trevor Bolton, Jayden Fellows, Madalyn Johansen, Jackson Lindburg and Jacelyn Rutherford. Juniors: Reese David, Sarah Forsberg, Dane Holtzen, Emily Johansen, Kylee Krol, Mason Lindburg, Alex Noyd, Lilly Peterson and Makayla Quilhot.

Folkets Vän

Now to resume the tour of Polk county rural churches as inspired by Diana Langer and the Historical Society programs and display boards which can be seen at the St. John’s church on the museum grounds. We left off with the Wesley Chapel site and cemetery and now proceed up into “the valley.”

Library News

First of all, I want to say a BIG THANK YOU to Monica Tidyman for all her years of service to the Stromsburg Library. I know our patrons enjoyed her wonderful service and help over the past ten or more years. We wish Monica the best in her new endeavor, although we will miss her here.

Stromsburg Baptist Church Hosts Ken Mikle

Speaker Ken Mikle will be presenting a message on November 13th 6-8 p.m. at Stromsburg Baptist Church. Olive Tree Ministries is blessed to have Ken Mikle as a speaker/presenter.

History of Voting in the United States

In the Constitution in 1789, voting was limited to property- owning or tax-paying white males (about 6% of the population. The Naturalization Act of 1790 limited citizenship to free white persons.

Covenant Home Clips

Oh the spooks and goblins and other creatures who invaded Midwest Covenant Home on Halloween! What fun for all! We had pumpkins running around, a pink crayon, sleeping beauty, and some creepy creature from who knows where, and Liberace’s double. We even had a receipt running around and a banana.