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As a boy, Keaton Klingman became interested in blackmithing at Froelich Fall-der-All. Now, at 17, he leads the demonstrations. Blacksmithing is one of many ways attendees can “step back in time” at the annual Fall-der-All, which will be held Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 23-24. (Photo by Audrey Posten)
Parker Klingman has long attended Fall-der-All, and several years ago joined the Froelich Foundation board. This year, he repaired the Froelich tractor replica so it can run again at the event. (Submitted photo)
Nikki Pope, Rhonda Fry and Bethany Klingman make up the “dream team” which brought the breakfast idea to life. (Submitted photos)
The Volga City Opera House began offering Sunday morning breakfast on Sept. 3. Visitors can enjoy a breakfast menu, pie and dessert as well as signature cocktails and coffee and espresso—a lot of which incorporates locally-sourced and made ingredients.
Since 1931, Central State Bank has been an integral part of the Elkader community. Pictured are Alan Johnson and Greg Johnson, second and third generation leaders of Central State Bank. (Submitted photo)
Central State Bank, an Elkader based state bank, has been granted permission by the Iowa Division of Banking to move its bank charter to Coralville.
Paving of the mainline pavement on the river side of McGregor’s Main Street was done Sept. 15. The other side of the mainline, along with curb and gutter, will be completed this week. (Submitted photo)
Work and weather permitting, part of McGregor’s Main Street—including direct access from Marquette on Highway 76—is anticipated to reopen by the end of the day on Friday, Sept. 29, according to an update from the city of McGregor last week.
