Your online community magazine

Issue April 2013

High School Student business is buzzing

Welcome to the Nest - The Power of One

Welcome We recieved so many positive comments on our issue last month Thank you to everyone who posted on Facebook wrote in and shared our little magazine with friends and family Your kindness is most appreciated

This month wersquore bringing you a very interesting story about a young bee keeper in the area and a couple of arti-cles submitted by the Mills County Public Health We are

currently looking for more young writers so if you know anyone who may be in-terested please let us know Next month we will bring you articles about our high school spring sports information on the library and much more

If your non-profit has an event coming up or is interested in submitting an article please contact Tammieglenwoodnetcom

GlenwoodNET community magazine is published once a month on the first Monday of the month It is free to readers thanks to the advertisers in this issue and sponsors of our Business directory

copyGlenwoodNETcomGlenwoodiaNETGlnewoodiaBIZ (not affiliated in any way with the Glenwood Chamber of Commerce Glenwoodiacom)

EDITORSTAMMIE MCCUE - EDITORVICTORIA ERICKSON - JUNIOR EDITOR

JOURNALISTVICTORIA ERICKSON

SALESAMBER DYER

CONTRIBUTORS THIS ISSUESHARI BOWEN - MILLS COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH

CONTRIBUTORS

- Tammie

picture coming

next issue

CONTENTS

CANCER SCREENING P4

BUZZING BUSINESS P6

WELCOME TO THE NEST P10

WHAT HAPPENED TO THE HUMANE SOCIETY P12

Colorectal Cancer Remains Second-Leading Cause of

Cancer Deaths in Iowaarticle submitted by Shari Bowen

Governor Branstad signed a proclamation Thursday February 28 declaring March as Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month in Iowa According to the State Health Reg-istry of Iowa approximately 1640 Iowans are expected to be diagnosed with col-orectal cancer in 2013 ldquoToo many families are affected by this debilitating disease which is 90 percent treatable if detected earlyrdquo said Sheri Bowen Mills Co Public Health Director ldquoAs many as 60 percent of deaths from colorectal cancer could be avoided if everyone aged 50 or older were screened regularlyrdquoUnfortunately many Iowans still havenrsquot received that important message Accord-ing to the 2010 Iowa Behavioral Risk Fac-tor Surveillance System (BRFSS) survey only about 64 percent of Iowans aged 50 or older report ever having been screened

for colorectal cancer Colorectal cancer is preventable treatable and beatable You can reduce your risk of ever getting colorectal cancer by bull Quitting tobacco bull Maintaining a healthy body weightbull Eating lots of fruits and vegetables bull Limiting alcohol intakebull Limiting the amount of red meat (beef pork and lamb) and processed meat that you eat bull Becoming or staying physically ac-tive

Free colorectal cancer screenings are pro-vided to eligible Iowans through the IDPH ndash Iowa Get Screened Program To find out if you qualify visit httpbitlyXkYC7j Davidrsquos Fight a national organization providing col-orectal cancer screening assistance has addi-tional resources available at wwwdavidsfightorg

Iowans and healthcare providers are encour-aged to visit wwwnoexcusesiowacom for steps they can take to reduce the risk of col-orectal cancer

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Davies Amphitheater Summer 2013

All shows begin at 700 PM (Unless Otherwise Indicated)

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SW13 IOWA13 MENrsquoS13 CHORUSSW13 IOWA13 WOMENrsquoS13 CHORUS13

GLORY13 ROAD13

13 USAF13 HEARTLAND13 OF13 AMERICA13 BAND13

LONNIE13 LYNN13 ORCHESTRA13 13

TOASTED13 PONIES13

USAF13 HEARTLAND13 OF13 AMERICA13 BAND13

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WILDFIRE13

Q13 STREEET13 QUARTET13

LIGHTNING13 BUGS13

KEG13 CREEK13 DAYS13 REVUE13

GLENWOOD13 COMMUNITY13 BAND13

13

COMMUNITY13 PATRIOTIC13 WORSHIP13 SERVICE13

TERESA13 KAY13 ORR13

SING13 SING13 SWING13

SHADOW13 RIDGE13

MELODY13 WRANGLERS13

USAF13 HEARTLAND13 OF13 AMERICA13 BAND13

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13

GOLD CARD FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS - $4000

GOLD CARD SINGLE MEMBERSHIP - $2500

The13 201313 Davies13 Amphitheater13 season13 of13 entertainment13 is13 made13 possible13 through13 the13 generosity13 of13 Mr13 Charlie13 Davies13 the13 Raymond13 Thomas13 Trust13 and13 The13 Friends13 of13 the13 Davies13 Amphitheater13

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In13 the13 event13 of13 inclement13 weather13 show13 will13 be13 moved13 to13 the13 high13 school13 auditorium13

For13 our13 summer13 schedule13 and13 latest13 show13 information13 visit13 our13 website13 at13 httpglenwoodnetcomdavies13

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13

Lonnie13 Lynn13 Orchestra13 Lonny13 amp13 Denise13

June13 213 13 13 ndash13 Sunday13

June13 713 13 13 ndash13 Friday13

June13 1513 ndash13 Saturday13

June13 2213 ndash13 Saturday13

June13 2313 ndash13 Sunday13

June13 2913 13 -shy‐13 Saturday13

July13 413 13 ndash13 13 Thurs13 (100013 am)13

July13 613 13 ndash13 13 Saturday13

July13 713 13 13 ndash13 Sunday13

July13 1313 ndash13 Saturday13

July13 2113 ndash13 Sunday13

July13 2713 13 -shy‐13 Saturday13

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August13 313 13 13 ndash13 Saturday13

August13 913 13 13 ndash13 Friday13

August13 1113 ndash13 Sunday13

August13 2413 ndash13 Saturday13

August13 2513 -shy‐13 Sunday13

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+13

++13

Teresa13 Kay13 Orr13

Q13 Street13 Quartet13

13 13 13 13 13 ADULTS13 $50013 13 STUDENTS13 $40013 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 +13 FREE13 SHOW13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 ++FREE13 WILL13 OFFERING13

13

Like us today and stay up to date on local happenings

Senior Meghan Gray joined FC-CLA her freshman year and upon joining she was required to create a project However Gray went above and beyond evolving her project into a business

Now three years later Gray Bee Honey is a recognized small busi-ness run by both Gray and her mother

ldquoIt started as a project for FC-CLArdquo said Gray ldquoBut I [believed] could actually do thisrdquo

Although the business started small and private it slowly grew as the Grays added more hives and began selling their merchandise throughout the community

ldquoIn the summer I sell at the Farmerrsquos Marketrdquo said Gray ldquoBut now wersquore [Gray Bee Honey Prod-ucts] at Hair Worksrdquo

Gray is working on getting a website for her products but is cur-rently encouraging customers to order through her business email gray870msncom Although business is growing it is not neces-sarily all about the money

ldquoI like being involved in the

By Victoria Erick-

Merchandise from the Gray Bee Honey Natural and fragrance lines Meghan Gray and her mother create and market all products Majority of

community and thatrsquos what I think is the best thing about the Farmerrsquos Marketrdquo said Gray ldquoI was able to go to a Womenrsquos Conference and tell them about my business and it was so much funrdquo

Besides gaining involvement in

the community Gray Bee Honey has provided a secure future for her family and possibly a career for herself one day

ldquoThis has given me a fall back plan especially if I go to Iowa West-ernrdquo said Gray ldquoEither way it [Gray Bee Honey] will be thererdquo

How to

Gray Bee Honey Business is Buzzing

Start an entrepre-neurship portfolio

Learn the regula-tions and specifica-tions relevant to the business

Once started le-gally and according to regulation the most important step is building a client base

Socialize Share information regard-ing the start up have a sampling party spread the word

Welcome We recieved so many positive comments on our issue last month Thank you to everyone who posted on Facebook wrote in and shared our little magazine with friends and family Your kindness is most appreciated

This month wersquore bringing you a very interesting story about a young bee keeper in the area and a couple of arti-cles submitted by the Mills County Public Health We are

currently looking for more young writers so if you know anyone who may be in-terested please let us know Next month we will bring you articles about our high school spring sports information on the library and much more

If your non-profit has an event coming up or is interested in submitting an article please contact Tammieglenwoodnetcom

GlenwoodNET community magazine is published once a month on the first Monday of the month It is free to readers thanks to the advertisers in this issue and sponsors of our Business directory

copyGlenwoodNETcomGlenwoodiaNETGlnewoodiaBIZ (not affiliated in any way with the Glenwood Chamber of Commerce Glenwoodiacom)

EDITORSTAMMIE MCCUE - EDITORVICTORIA ERICKSON - JUNIOR EDITOR

JOURNALISTVICTORIA ERICKSON

SALESAMBER DYER

CONTRIBUTORS THIS ISSUESHARI BOWEN - MILLS COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH

CONTRIBUTORS

- Tammie

picture coming

next issue

CONTENTS

CANCER SCREENING P4

BUZZING BUSINESS P6

WELCOME TO THE NEST P10

WHAT HAPPENED TO THE HUMANE SOCIETY P12

Colorectal Cancer Remains Second-Leading Cause of

Cancer Deaths in Iowaarticle submitted by Shari Bowen

Governor Branstad signed a proclamation Thursday February 28 declaring March as Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month in Iowa According to the State Health Reg-istry of Iowa approximately 1640 Iowans are expected to be diagnosed with col-orectal cancer in 2013 ldquoToo many families are affected by this debilitating disease which is 90 percent treatable if detected earlyrdquo said Sheri Bowen Mills Co Public Health Director ldquoAs many as 60 percent of deaths from colorectal cancer could be avoided if everyone aged 50 or older were screened regularlyrdquoUnfortunately many Iowans still havenrsquot received that important message Accord-ing to the 2010 Iowa Behavioral Risk Fac-tor Surveillance System (BRFSS) survey only about 64 percent of Iowans aged 50 or older report ever having been screened

for colorectal cancer Colorectal cancer is preventable treatable and beatable You can reduce your risk of ever getting colorectal cancer by bull Quitting tobacco bull Maintaining a healthy body weightbull Eating lots of fruits and vegetables bull Limiting alcohol intakebull Limiting the amount of red meat (beef pork and lamb) and processed meat that you eat bull Becoming or staying physically ac-tive

Free colorectal cancer screenings are pro-vided to eligible Iowans through the IDPH ndash Iowa Get Screened Program To find out if you qualify visit httpbitlyXkYC7j Davidrsquos Fight a national organization providing col-orectal cancer screening assistance has addi-tional resources available at wwwdavidsfightorg

Iowans and healthcare providers are encour-aged to visit wwwnoexcusesiowacom for steps they can take to reduce the risk of col-orectal cancer

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_______________________________________________________________________________________

_________ 13

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Davies Amphitheater Summer 2013

All shows begin at 700 PM (Unless Otherwise Indicated)

+13

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+13

13

13

+13

13

SW13 IOWA13 MENrsquoS13 CHORUSSW13 IOWA13 WOMENrsquoS13 CHORUS13

GLORY13 ROAD13

13 USAF13 HEARTLAND13 OF13 AMERICA13 BAND13

LONNIE13 LYNN13 ORCHESTRA13 13

TOASTED13 PONIES13

USAF13 HEARTLAND13 OF13 AMERICA13 BAND13

13

13

WILDFIRE13

Q13 STREEET13 QUARTET13

LIGHTNING13 BUGS13

KEG13 CREEK13 DAYS13 REVUE13

GLENWOOD13 COMMUNITY13 BAND13

13

COMMUNITY13 PATRIOTIC13 WORSHIP13 SERVICE13

TERESA13 KAY13 ORR13

SING13 SING13 SWING13

SHADOW13 RIDGE13

MELODY13 WRANGLERS13

USAF13 HEARTLAND13 OF13 AMERICA13 BAND13

13

13

GOLD CARD FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS - $4000

GOLD CARD SINGLE MEMBERSHIP - $2500

The13 201313 Davies13 Amphitheater13 season13 of13 entertainment13 is13 made13 possible13 through13 the13 generosity13 of13 Mr13 Charlie13 Davies13 the13 Raymond13 Thomas13 Trust13 and13 The13 Friends13 of13 the13 Davies13 Amphitheater13

++13

13

13

13

13

+13

In13 the13 event13 of13 inclement13 weather13 show13 will13 be13 moved13 to13 the13 high13 school13 auditorium13

For13 our13 summer13 schedule13 and13 latest13 show13 information13 visit13 our13 website13 at13 httpglenwoodnetcomdavies13

13

13

Lonnie13 Lynn13 Orchestra13 Lonny13 amp13 Denise13

June13 213 13 13 ndash13 Sunday13

June13 713 13 13 ndash13 Friday13

June13 1513 ndash13 Saturday13

June13 2213 ndash13 Saturday13

June13 2313 ndash13 Sunday13

June13 2913 13 -shy‐13 Saturday13

July13 413 13 ndash13 13 Thurs13 (100013 am)13

July13 613 13 ndash13 13 Saturday13

July13 713 13 13 ndash13 Sunday13

July13 1313 ndash13 Saturday13

July13 2113 ndash13 Sunday13

July13 2713 13 -shy‐13 Saturday13

13

13

August13 313 13 13 ndash13 Saturday13

August13 913 13 13 ndash13 Friday13

August13 1113 ndash13 Sunday13

August13 2413 ndash13 Saturday13

August13 2513 -shy‐13 Sunday13

13

13

13

+13

++13

Teresa13 Kay13 Orr13

Q13 Street13 Quartet13

13 13 13 13 13 ADULTS13 $50013 13 STUDENTS13 $40013 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 +13 FREE13 SHOW13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 ++FREE13 WILL13 OFFERING13

13

Like us today and stay up to date on local happenings

Senior Meghan Gray joined FC-CLA her freshman year and upon joining she was required to create a project However Gray went above and beyond evolving her project into a business

Now three years later Gray Bee Honey is a recognized small busi-ness run by both Gray and her mother

ldquoIt started as a project for FC-CLArdquo said Gray ldquoBut I [believed] could actually do thisrdquo

Although the business started small and private it slowly grew as the Grays added more hives and began selling their merchandise throughout the community

ldquoIn the summer I sell at the Farmerrsquos Marketrdquo said Gray ldquoBut now wersquore [Gray Bee Honey Prod-ucts] at Hair Worksrdquo

Gray is working on getting a website for her products but is cur-rently encouraging customers to order through her business email gray870msncom Although business is growing it is not neces-sarily all about the money

ldquoI like being involved in the

By Victoria Erick-

Merchandise from the Gray Bee Honey Natural and fragrance lines Meghan Gray and her mother create and market all products Majority of

community and thatrsquos what I think is the best thing about the Farmerrsquos Marketrdquo said Gray ldquoI was able to go to a Womenrsquos Conference and tell them about my business and it was so much funrdquo

Besides gaining involvement in

the community Gray Bee Honey has provided a secure future for her family and possibly a career for herself one day

ldquoThis has given me a fall back plan especially if I go to Iowa West-ernrdquo said Gray ldquoEither way it [Gray Bee Honey] will be thererdquo

How to

Gray Bee Honey Business is Buzzing

Start an entrepre-neurship portfolio

Learn the regula-tions and specifica-tions relevant to the business

Once started le-gally and according to regulation the most important step is building a client base

Socialize Share information regard-ing the start up have a sampling party spread the word

CONTENTS

CANCER SCREENING P4

BUZZING BUSINESS P6

WELCOME TO THE NEST P10

WHAT HAPPENED TO THE HUMANE SOCIETY P12

Colorectal Cancer Remains Second-Leading Cause of

Cancer Deaths in Iowaarticle submitted by Shari Bowen

Governor Branstad signed a proclamation Thursday February 28 declaring March as Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month in Iowa According to the State Health Reg-istry of Iowa approximately 1640 Iowans are expected to be diagnosed with col-orectal cancer in 2013 ldquoToo many families are affected by this debilitating disease which is 90 percent treatable if detected earlyrdquo said Sheri Bowen Mills Co Public Health Director ldquoAs many as 60 percent of deaths from colorectal cancer could be avoided if everyone aged 50 or older were screened regularlyrdquoUnfortunately many Iowans still havenrsquot received that important message Accord-ing to the 2010 Iowa Behavioral Risk Fac-tor Surveillance System (BRFSS) survey only about 64 percent of Iowans aged 50 or older report ever having been screened

for colorectal cancer Colorectal cancer is preventable treatable and beatable You can reduce your risk of ever getting colorectal cancer by bull Quitting tobacco bull Maintaining a healthy body weightbull Eating lots of fruits and vegetables bull Limiting alcohol intakebull Limiting the amount of red meat (beef pork and lamb) and processed meat that you eat bull Becoming or staying physically ac-tive

Free colorectal cancer screenings are pro-vided to eligible Iowans through the IDPH ndash Iowa Get Screened Program To find out if you qualify visit httpbitlyXkYC7j Davidrsquos Fight a national organization providing col-orectal cancer screening assistance has addi-tional resources available at wwwdavidsfightorg

Iowans and healthcare providers are encour-aged to visit wwwnoexcusesiowacom for steps they can take to reduce the risk of col-orectal cancer

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_______________________________________________________________________________________

_________ 13

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13

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_______________________________________________________________________________________

_________ 13

13

13

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13

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13

Davies Amphitheater Summer 2013

All shows begin at 700 PM (Unless Otherwise Indicated)

+13

13

+13

13

13

+13

13

SW13 IOWA13 MENrsquoS13 CHORUSSW13 IOWA13 WOMENrsquoS13 CHORUS13

GLORY13 ROAD13

13 USAF13 HEARTLAND13 OF13 AMERICA13 BAND13

LONNIE13 LYNN13 ORCHESTRA13 13

TOASTED13 PONIES13

USAF13 HEARTLAND13 OF13 AMERICA13 BAND13

13

13

WILDFIRE13

Q13 STREEET13 QUARTET13

LIGHTNING13 BUGS13

KEG13 CREEK13 DAYS13 REVUE13

GLENWOOD13 COMMUNITY13 BAND13

13

COMMUNITY13 PATRIOTIC13 WORSHIP13 SERVICE13

TERESA13 KAY13 ORR13

SING13 SING13 SWING13

SHADOW13 RIDGE13

MELODY13 WRANGLERS13

USAF13 HEARTLAND13 OF13 AMERICA13 BAND13

13

13

GOLD CARD FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS - $4000

GOLD CARD SINGLE MEMBERSHIP - $2500

The13 201313 Davies13 Amphitheater13 season13 of13 entertainment13 is13 made13 possible13 through13 the13 generosity13 of13 Mr13 Charlie13 Davies13 the13 Raymond13 Thomas13 Trust13 and13 The13 Friends13 of13 the13 Davies13 Amphitheater13

++13

13

13

13

13

+13

In13 the13 event13 of13 inclement13 weather13 show13 will13 be13 moved13 to13 the13 high13 school13 auditorium13

For13 our13 summer13 schedule13 and13 latest13 show13 information13 visit13 our13 website13 at13 httpglenwoodnetcomdavies13

13

13

Lonnie13 Lynn13 Orchestra13 Lonny13 amp13 Denise13

June13 213 13 13 ndash13 Sunday13

June13 713 13 13 ndash13 Friday13

June13 1513 ndash13 Saturday13

June13 2213 ndash13 Saturday13

June13 2313 ndash13 Sunday13

June13 2913 13 -shy‐13 Saturday13

July13 413 13 ndash13 13 Thurs13 (100013 am)13

July13 613 13 ndash13 13 Saturday13

July13 713 13 13 ndash13 Sunday13

July13 1313 ndash13 Saturday13

July13 2113 ndash13 Sunday13

July13 2713 13 -shy‐13 Saturday13

13

13

August13 313 13 13 ndash13 Saturday13

August13 913 13 13 ndash13 Friday13

August13 1113 ndash13 Sunday13

August13 2413 ndash13 Saturday13

August13 2513 -shy‐13 Sunday13

13

13

13

+13

++13

Teresa13 Kay13 Orr13

Q13 Street13 Quartet13

13 13 13 13 13 ADULTS13 $50013 13 STUDENTS13 $40013 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 +13 FREE13 SHOW13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 ++FREE13 WILL13 OFFERING13

13

Like us today and stay up to date on local happenings

Senior Meghan Gray joined FC-CLA her freshman year and upon joining she was required to create a project However Gray went above and beyond evolving her project into a business

Now three years later Gray Bee Honey is a recognized small busi-ness run by both Gray and her mother

ldquoIt started as a project for FC-CLArdquo said Gray ldquoBut I [believed] could actually do thisrdquo

Although the business started small and private it slowly grew as the Grays added more hives and began selling their merchandise throughout the community

ldquoIn the summer I sell at the Farmerrsquos Marketrdquo said Gray ldquoBut now wersquore [Gray Bee Honey Prod-ucts] at Hair Worksrdquo

Gray is working on getting a website for her products but is cur-rently encouraging customers to order through her business email gray870msncom Although business is growing it is not neces-sarily all about the money

ldquoI like being involved in the

By Victoria Erick-

Merchandise from the Gray Bee Honey Natural and fragrance lines Meghan Gray and her mother create and market all products Majority of

community and thatrsquos what I think is the best thing about the Farmerrsquos Marketrdquo said Gray ldquoI was able to go to a Womenrsquos Conference and tell them about my business and it was so much funrdquo

Besides gaining involvement in

the community Gray Bee Honey has provided a secure future for her family and possibly a career for herself one day

ldquoThis has given me a fall back plan especially if I go to Iowa West-ernrdquo said Gray ldquoEither way it [Gray Bee Honey] will be thererdquo

How to

Gray Bee Honey Business is Buzzing

Start an entrepre-neurship portfolio

Learn the regula-tions and specifica-tions relevant to the business

Once started le-gally and according to regulation the most important step is building a client base

Socialize Share information regard-ing the start up have a sampling party spread the word

Colorectal Cancer Remains Second-Leading Cause of

Cancer Deaths in Iowaarticle submitted by Shari Bowen

Governor Branstad signed a proclamation Thursday February 28 declaring March as Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month in Iowa According to the State Health Reg-istry of Iowa approximately 1640 Iowans are expected to be diagnosed with col-orectal cancer in 2013 ldquoToo many families are affected by this debilitating disease which is 90 percent treatable if detected earlyrdquo said Sheri Bowen Mills Co Public Health Director ldquoAs many as 60 percent of deaths from colorectal cancer could be avoided if everyone aged 50 or older were screened regularlyrdquoUnfortunately many Iowans still havenrsquot received that important message Accord-ing to the 2010 Iowa Behavioral Risk Fac-tor Surveillance System (BRFSS) survey only about 64 percent of Iowans aged 50 or older report ever having been screened

for colorectal cancer Colorectal cancer is preventable treatable and beatable You can reduce your risk of ever getting colorectal cancer by bull Quitting tobacco bull Maintaining a healthy body weightbull Eating lots of fruits and vegetables bull Limiting alcohol intakebull Limiting the amount of red meat (beef pork and lamb) and processed meat that you eat bull Becoming or staying physically ac-tive

Free colorectal cancer screenings are pro-vided to eligible Iowans through the IDPH ndash Iowa Get Screened Program To find out if you qualify visit httpbitlyXkYC7j Davidrsquos Fight a national organization providing col-orectal cancer screening assistance has addi-tional resources available at wwwdavidsfightorg

Iowans and healthcare providers are encour-aged to visit wwwnoexcusesiowacom for steps they can take to reduce the risk of col-orectal cancer

13

(Performance13 description13 on13 reverse13 side)13

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_______________________________________________________________________________________

_________ 13

13

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13

13

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_______________________________________________________________________________________

_________ 13

13

13

13

13

13

13

13

13

13

13

Davies Amphitheater Summer 2013

All shows begin at 700 PM (Unless Otherwise Indicated)

+13

13

+13

13

13

+13

13

SW13 IOWA13 MENrsquoS13 CHORUSSW13 IOWA13 WOMENrsquoS13 CHORUS13

GLORY13 ROAD13

13 USAF13 HEARTLAND13 OF13 AMERICA13 BAND13

LONNIE13 LYNN13 ORCHESTRA13 13

TOASTED13 PONIES13

USAF13 HEARTLAND13 OF13 AMERICA13 BAND13

13

13

WILDFIRE13

Q13 STREEET13 QUARTET13

LIGHTNING13 BUGS13

KEG13 CREEK13 DAYS13 REVUE13

GLENWOOD13 COMMUNITY13 BAND13

13

COMMUNITY13 PATRIOTIC13 WORSHIP13 SERVICE13

TERESA13 KAY13 ORR13

SING13 SING13 SWING13

SHADOW13 RIDGE13

MELODY13 WRANGLERS13

USAF13 HEARTLAND13 OF13 AMERICA13 BAND13

13

13

GOLD CARD FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS - $4000

GOLD CARD SINGLE MEMBERSHIP - $2500

The13 201313 Davies13 Amphitheater13 season13 of13 entertainment13 is13 made13 possible13 through13 the13 generosity13 of13 Mr13 Charlie13 Davies13 the13 Raymond13 Thomas13 Trust13 and13 The13 Friends13 of13 the13 Davies13 Amphitheater13

++13

13

13

13

13

+13

In13 the13 event13 of13 inclement13 weather13 show13 will13 be13 moved13 to13 the13 high13 school13 auditorium13

For13 our13 summer13 schedule13 and13 latest13 show13 information13 visit13 our13 website13 at13 httpglenwoodnetcomdavies13

13

13

Lonnie13 Lynn13 Orchestra13 Lonny13 amp13 Denise13

June13 213 13 13 ndash13 Sunday13

June13 713 13 13 ndash13 Friday13

June13 1513 ndash13 Saturday13

June13 2213 ndash13 Saturday13

June13 2313 ndash13 Sunday13

June13 2913 13 -shy‐13 Saturday13

July13 413 13 ndash13 13 Thurs13 (100013 am)13

July13 613 13 ndash13 13 Saturday13

July13 713 13 13 ndash13 Sunday13

July13 1313 ndash13 Saturday13

July13 2113 ndash13 Sunday13

July13 2713 13 -shy‐13 Saturday13

13

13

August13 313 13 13 ndash13 Saturday13

August13 913 13 13 ndash13 Friday13

August13 1113 ndash13 Sunday13

August13 2413 ndash13 Saturday13

August13 2513 -shy‐13 Sunday13

13

13

13

+13

++13

Teresa13 Kay13 Orr13

Q13 Street13 Quartet13

13 13 13 13 13 ADULTS13 $50013 13 STUDENTS13 $40013 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 +13 FREE13 SHOW13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 ++FREE13 WILL13 OFFERING13

13

Like us today and stay up to date on local happenings

Senior Meghan Gray joined FC-CLA her freshman year and upon joining she was required to create a project However Gray went above and beyond evolving her project into a business

Now three years later Gray Bee Honey is a recognized small busi-ness run by both Gray and her mother

ldquoIt started as a project for FC-CLArdquo said Gray ldquoBut I [believed] could actually do thisrdquo

Although the business started small and private it slowly grew as the Grays added more hives and began selling their merchandise throughout the community

ldquoIn the summer I sell at the Farmerrsquos Marketrdquo said Gray ldquoBut now wersquore [Gray Bee Honey Prod-ucts] at Hair Worksrdquo

Gray is working on getting a website for her products but is cur-rently encouraging customers to order through her business email gray870msncom Although business is growing it is not neces-sarily all about the money

ldquoI like being involved in the

By Victoria Erick-

Merchandise from the Gray Bee Honey Natural and fragrance lines Meghan Gray and her mother create and market all products Majority of

community and thatrsquos what I think is the best thing about the Farmerrsquos Marketrdquo said Gray ldquoI was able to go to a Womenrsquos Conference and tell them about my business and it was so much funrdquo

Besides gaining involvement in

the community Gray Bee Honey has provided a secure future for her family and possibly a career for herself one day

ldquoThis has given me a fall back plan especially if I go to Iowa West-ernrdquo said Gray ldquoEither way it [Gray Bee Honey] will be thererdquo

How to

Gray Bee Honey Business is Buzzing

Start an entrepre-neurship portfolio

Learn the regula-tions and specifica-tions relevant to the business

Once started le-gally and according to regulation the most important step is building a client base

Socialize Share information regard-ing the start up have a sampling party spread the word

Free colorectal cancer screenings are pro-vided to eligible Iowans through the IDPH ndash Iowa Get Screened Program To find out if you qualify visit httpbitlyXkYC7j Davidrsquos Fight a national organization providing col-orectal cancer screening assistance has addi-tional resources available at wwwdavidsfightorg

Iowans and healthcare providers are encour-aged to visit wwwnoexcusesiowacom for steps they can take to reduce the risk of col-orectal cancer

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All shows begin at 700 PM (Unless Otherwise Indicated)

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GLORY13 ROAD13

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LONNIE13 LYNN13 ORCHESTRA13 13

TOASTED13 PONIES13

USAF13 HEARTLAND13 OF13 AMERICA13 BAND13

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WILDFIRE13

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LIGHTNING13 BUGS13

KEG13 CREEK13 DAYS13 REVUE13

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COMMUNITY13 PATRIOTIC13 WORSHIP13 SERVICE13

TERESA13 KAY13 ORR13

SING13 SING13 SWING13

SHADOW13 RIDGE13

MELODY13 WRANGLERS13

USAF13 HEARTLAND13 OF13 AMERICA13 BAND13

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GOLD CARD FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS - $4000

GOLD CARD SINGLE MEMBERSHIP - $2500

The13 201313 Davies13 Amphitheater13 season13 of13 entertainment13 is13 made13 possible13 through13 the13 generosity13 of13 Mr13 Charlie13 Davies13 the13 Raymond13 Thomas13 Trust13 and13 The13 Friends13 of13 the13 Davies13 Amphitheater13

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In13 the13 event13 of13 inclement13 weather13 show13 will13 be13 moved13 to13 the13 high13 school13 auditorium13

For13 our13 summer13 schedule13 and13 latest13 show13 information13 visit13 our13 website13 at13 httpglenwoodnetcomdavies13

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Lonnie13 Lynn13 Orchestra13 Lonny13 amp13 Denise13

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Q13 Street13 Quartet13

13 13 13 13 13 ADULTS13 $50013 13 STUDENTS13 $40013 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 +13 FREE13 SHOW13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 ++FREE13 WILL13 OFFERING13

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Like us today and stay up to date on local happenings

Senior Meghan Gray joined FC-CLA her freshman year and upon joining she was required to create a project However Gray went above and beyond evolving her project into a business

Now three years later Gray Bee Honey is a recognized small busi-ness run by both Gray and her mother

ldquoIt started as a project for FC-CLArdquo said Gray ldquoBut I [believed] could actually do thisrdquo

Although the business started small and private it slowly grew as the Grays added more hives and began selling their merchandise throughout the community

ldquoIn the summer I sell at the Farmerrsquos Marketrdquo said Gray ldquoBut now wersquore [Gray Bee Honey Prod-ucts] at Hair Worksrdquo

Gray is working on getting a website for her products but is cur-rently encouraging customers to order through her business email gray870msncom Although business is growing it is not neces-sarily all about the money

ldquoI like being involved in the

By Victoria Erick-

Merchandise from the Gray Bee Honey Natural and fragrance lines Meghan Gray and her mother create and market all products Majority of

community and thatrsquos what I think is the best thing about the Farmerrsquos Marketrdquo said Gray ldquoI was able to go to a Womenrsquos Conference and tell them about my business and it was so much funrdquo

Besides gaining involvement in

the community Gray Bee Honey has provided a secure future for her family and possibly a career for herself one day

ldquoThis has given me a fall back plan especially if I go to Iowa West-ernrdquo said Gray ldquoEither way it [Gray Bee Honey] will be thererdquo

How to

Gray Bee Honey Business is Buzzing

Start an entrepre-neurship portfolio

Learn the regula-tions and specifica-tions relevant to the business

Once started le-gally and according to regulation the most important step is building a client base

Socialize Share information regard-ing the start up have a sampling party spread the word

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Davies Amphitheater Summer 2013

All shows begin at 700 PM (Unless Otherwise Indicated)

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SW13 IOWA13 MENrsquoS13 CHORUSSW13 IOWA13 WOMENrsquoS13 CHORUS13

GLORY13 ROAD13

13 USAF13 HEARTLAND13 OF13 AMERICA13 BAND13

LONNIE13 LYNN13 ORCHESTRA13 13

TOASTED13 PONIES13

USAF13 HEARTLAND13 OF13 AMERICA13 BAND13

13

13

WILDFIRE13

Q13 STREEET13 QUARTET13

LIGHTNING13 BUGS13

KEG13 CREEK13 DAYS13 REVUE13

GLENWOOD13 COMMUNITY13 BAND13

13

COMMUNITY13 PATRIOTIC13 WORSHIP13 SERVICE13

TERESA13 KAY13 ORR13

SING13 SING13 SWING13

SHADOW13 RIDGE13

MELODY13 WRANGLERS13

USAF13 HEARTLAND13 OF13 AMERICA13 BAND13

13

13

GOLD CARD FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS - $4000

GOLD CARD SINGLE MEMBERSHIP - $2500

The13 201313 Davies13 Amphitheater13 season13 of13 entertainment13 is13 made13 possible13 through13 the13 generosity13 of13 Mr13 Charlie13 Davies13 the13 Raymond13 Thomas13 Trust13 and13 The13 Friends13 of13 the13 Davies13 Amphitheater13

++13

13

13

13

13

+13

In13 the13 event13 of13 inclement13 weather13 show13 will13 be13 moved13 to13 the13 high13 school13 auditorium13

For13 our13 summer13 schedule13 and13 latest13 show13 information13 visit13 our13 website13 at13 httpglenwoodnetcomdavies13

13

13

Lonnie13 Lynn13 Orchestra13 Lonny13 amp13 Denise13

June13 213 13 13 ndash13 Sunday13

June13 713 13 13 ndash13 Friday13

June13 1513 ndash13 Saturday13

June13 2213 ndash13 Saturday13

June13 2313 ndash13 Sunday13

June13 2913 13 -shy‐13 Saturday13

July13 413 13 ndash13 13 Thurs13 (100013 am)13

July13 613 13 ndash13 13 Saturday13

July13 713 13 13 ndash13 Sunday13

July13 1313 ndash13 Saturday13

July13 2113 ndash13 Sunday13

July13 2713 13 -shy‐13 Saturday13

13

13

August13 313 13 13 ndash13 Saturday13

August13 913 13 13 ndash13 Friday13

August13 1113 ndash13 Sunday13

August13 2413 ndash13 Saturday13

August13 2513 -shy‐13 Sunday13

13

13

13

+13

++13

Teresa13 Kay13 Orr13

Q13 Street13 Quartet13

13 13 13 13 13 ADULTS13 $50013 13 STUDENTS13 $40013 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 +13 FREE13 SHOW13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 ++FREE13 WILL13 OFFERING13

13

Like us today and stay up to date on local happenings

Senior Meghan Gray joined FC-CLA her freshman year and upon joining she was required to create a project However Gray went above and beyond evolving her project into a business

Now three years later Gray Bee Honey is a recognized small busi-ness run by both Gray and her mother

ldquoIt started as a project for FC-CLArdquo said Gray ldquoBut I [believed] could actually do thisrdquo

Although the business started small and private it slowly grew as the Grays added more hives and began selling their merchandise throughout the community

ldquoIn the summer I sell at the Farmerrsquos Marketrdquo said Gray ldquoBut now wersquore [Gray Bee Honey Prod-ucts] at Hair Worksrdquo

Gray is working on getting a website for her products but is cur-rently encouraging customers to order through her business email gray870msncom Although business is growing it is not neces-sarily all about the money

ldquoI like being involved in the

By Victoria Erick-

Merchandise from the Gray Bee Honey Natural and fragrance lines Meghan Gray and her mother create and market all products Majority of

community and thatrsquos what I think is the best thing about the Farmerrsquos Marketrdquo said Gray ldquoI was able to go to a Womenrsquos Conference and tell them about my business and it was so much funrdquo

Besides gaining involvement in

the community Gray Bee Honey has provided a secure future for her family and possibly a career for herself one day

ldquoThis has given me a fall back plan especially if I go to Iowa West-ernrdquo said Gray ldquoEither way it [Gray Bee Honey] will be thererdquo

How to

Gray Bee Honey Business is Buzzing

Start an entrepre-neurship portfolio

Learn the regula-tions and specifica-tions relevant to the business

Once started le-gally and according to regulation the most important step is building a client base

Socialize Share information regard-ing the start up have a sampling party spread the word

Like us today and stay up to date on local happenings

Senior Meghan Gray joined FC-CLA her freshman year and upon joining she was required to create a project However Gray went above and beyond evolving her project into a business

Now three years later Gray Bee Honey is a recognized small busi-ness run by both Gray and her mother

ldquoIt started as a project for FC-CLArdquo said Gray ldquoBut I [believed] could actually do thisrdquo

Although the business started small and private it slowly grew as the Grays added more hives and began selling their merchandise throughout the community

ldquoIn the summer I sell at the Farmerrsquos Marketrdquo said Gray ldquoBut now wersquore [Gray Bee Honey Prod-ucts] at Hair Worksrdquo

Gray is working on getting a website for her products but is cur-rently encouraging customers to order through her business email gray870msncom Although business is growing it is not neces-sarily all about the money

ldquoI like being involved in the

By Victoria Erick-

Merchandise from the Gray Bee Honey Natural and fragrance lines Meghan Gray and her mother create and market all products Majority of

community and thatrsquos what I think is the best thing about the Farmerrsquos Marketrdquo said Gray ldquoI was able to go to a Womenrsquos Conference and tell them about my business and it was so much funrdquo

Besides gaining involvement in

the community Gray Bee Honey has provided a secure future for her family and possibly a career for herself one day

ldquoThis has given me a fall back plan especially if I go to Iowa West-ernrdquo said Gray ldquoEither way it [Gray Bee Honey] will be thererdquo

How to

Gray Bee Honey Business is Buzzing

Start an entrepre-neurship portfolio

Learn the regula-tions and specifica-tions relevant to the business

Once started le-gally and according to regulation the most important step is building a client base

Socialize Share information regard-ing the start up have a sampling party spread the word

The NEST is a free program to all Mills County families who are pregnant or with a child up to age three Families are able to earn points that can be used to purchase essential ldquobaby itemsrdquo at the NEST Store The NEST program is also a place families can access parental support and guidance for themselves Currently the Mills County NEST program serves over 75 families Funding for this program is provided through multiple grant sources including Mills County Child Abuse Prevention Council

Program participants volunteers and dona-tions are welcome Please call 712-527-9699 today to find out how you can help the chil-dren and families in your community You have the power to make a difference ndash The Power of One

Welcome to the NEST ndash The Power of One

Article amp Photo submitted Shari BowenMills County Public Health

ldquoAll children are born into this world totally dependent on the relationships they develop with their parents and their caregivers the people who are closest to themrdquo said Melody Ragland NEST Coordinator at Mills County Public Health ldquoThe NEST program pro-motes Mills County families having access to the support they need in order to resolve any barriers that affect their parentingrdquo The one common thread that binds all fam-ilies is our need for support as a parent It may deal directly with questions about rais-ing our child getting basic needs met or find-ing a way to balance the daily demands and stresses we are often faced with it (ie employ-ment relationships finances grief etc) The NEST is dedicated to promoting childrenrsquos social-emotional development through re-sponsive and nurturing caregiver-child rela-tionships There are many wonderful oppor-tunities to earn points at Mills County Public Health and throughout the community The NEST also offers the following

SHOP amp TALKS While shopping at the NEST you have the opportunity to individu-ally discuss any pregnancy parenting or daily life concerns you may have We will also provide you with a ldquotopic of the monthrdquo that is informative and supportive in developing a nurturing and responsive relationship with your baby

NEST PLAYGROUPS Monthly playgroups provide a wonderful opportunity to gather as parents with your children Parents are able to build their social network of friend-ships while providing an environment that promotes their childrsquos social and emotional growth

NEST CLASSES Monthly class is held to bring awareness and education on a variety of topics These classes are always fun and en-lightening Here you can create supportive friendships share your parenting expertise or brain-storm ideas for those tough par-enting hurdles Daycare child activities are provided for free while parents attend class

HOW CAN YOU PARTICIPATE Please contact Melody Ragland-NEST Coordinator Mills County Public Health 712-527-9699 for more information or to enroll in the program

Sessions start at $4500 Call Tammie today at 402-917-2235 to book your appointment

wwwmymojophotonet

B u s i n e s s D i r e c t o r y

Mills County AbstractDebbie DeYoung28 North WalnutGlenwood Iowa 51532712-527-4475

A b s t r a c t

A u t o

Best Finish Auto Body103 South ChestnutGlenwood IA 51534712-527-9780bestfinishmsncomwwwbestfinishautobodycom

B a n k i n g

Glenwood State Bank32 N Walnut Box 431Glenwood IA 51534wwwglenwoodstatebankcom

C o n s t r u c t i o n

Cambridge Homes20703 Barrus RdGlenwood IA 51534712-366-5737wwwcambridgehomesiacom

D e s i g n S e r v i c e s

Dersquo Sign Avenue16 12 N Walnut StGlenwood IA 51534712-527-2929

P h o t o g r a p h y

My MoJo Photo Studio101 N VineGlenwood IA 51534402-917-2235wwwmymojophotonet

H e a t i n g amp A i r

Tri-Star Heating amp Air IncPO Box 549Glenwood IA 51534712-527-5291tristar1mchsicom

Advertise with us

Contact Amber at amberglenwoodnetcom for more information

wwwglenwoodnetbiz

ldquoAll children are born into this world totally dependent on the relationships they develop with their parents and their caregivers the people who are closest to themrdquo said Melody Ragland NEST Coordinator at Mills County Public Health ldquoThe NEST program pro-motes Mills County families having access to the support they need in order to resolve any barriers that affect their parentingrdquo The one common thread that binds all fam-ilies is our need for support as a parent It may deal directly with questions about rais-ing our child getting basic needs met or find-ing a way to balance the daily demands and stresses we are often faced with it (ie employ-ment relationships finances grief etc) The NEST is dedicated to promoting childrenrsquos social-emotional development through re-sponsive and nurturing caregiver-child rela-tionships There are many wonderful oppor-tunities to earn points at Mills County Public Health and throughout the community The NEST also offers the following

SHOP amp TALKS While shopping at the NEST you have the opportunity to individu-ally discuss any pregnancy parenting or daily life concerns you may have We will also provide you with a ldquotopic of the monthrdquo that is informative and supportive in developing a nurturing and responsive relationship with your baby

NEST PLAYGROUPS Monthly playgroups provide a wonderful opportunity to gather as parents with your children Parents are able to build their social network of friend-ships while providing an environment that promotes their childrsquos social and emotional growth

NEST CLASSES Monthly class is held to bring awareness and education on a variety of topics These classes are always fun and en-lightening Here you can create supportive friendships share your parenting expertise or brain-storm ideas for those tough par-enting hurdles Daycare child activities are provided for free while parents attend class

HOW CAN YOU PARTICIPATE Please contact Melody Ragland-NEST Coordinator Mills County Public Health 712-527-9699 for more information or to enroll in the program

Sessions start at $4500 Call Tammie today at 402-917-2235 to book your appointment

wwwmymojophotonet

B u s i n e s s D i r e c t o r y

Mills County AbstractDebbie DeYoung28 North WalnutGlenwood Iowa 51532712-527-4475

A b s t r a c t

A u t o

Best Finish Auto Body103 South ChestnutGlenwood IA 51534712-527-9780bestfinishmsncomwwwbestfinishautobodycom

B a n k i n g

Glenwood State Bank32 N Walnut Box 431Glenwood IA 51534wwwglenwoodstatebankcom

C o n s t r u c t i o n

Cambridge Homes20703 Barrus RdGlenwood IA 51534712-366-5737wwwcambridgehomesiacom

D e s i g n S e r v i c e s

Dersquo Sign Avenue16 12 N Walnut StGlenwood IA 51534712-527-2929

P h o t o g r a p h y

My MoJo Photo Studio101 N VineGlenwood IA 51534402-917-2235wwwmymojophotonet

H e a t i n g amp A i r

Tri-Star Heating amp Air IncPO Box 549Glenwood IA 51534712-527-5291tristar1mchsicom

Advertise with us

Contact Amber at amberglenwoodnetcom for more information

wwwglenwoodnetbiz

Sessions start at $4500 Call Tammie today at 402-917-2235 to book your appointment

wwwmymojophotonet

B u s i n e s s D i r e c t o r y

Mills County AbstractDebbie DeYoung28 North WalnutGlenwood Iowa 51532712-527-4475

A b s t r a c t

A u t o

Best Finish Auto Body103 South ChestnutGlenwood IA 51534712-527-9780bestfinishmsncomwwwbestfinishautobodycom

B a n k i n g

Glenwood State Bank32 N Walnut Box 431Glenwood IA 51534wwwglenwoodstatebankcom

C o n s t r u c t i o n

Cambridge Homes20703 Barrus RdGlenwood IA 51534712-366-5737wwwcambridgehomesiacom

D e s i g n S e r v i c e s

Dersquo Sign Avenue16 12 N Walnut StGlenwood IA 51534712-527-2929

P h o t o g r a p h y

My MoJo Photo Studio101 N VineGlenwood IA 51534402-917-2235wwwmymojophotonet

H e a t i n g amp A i r

Tri-Star Heating amp Air IncPO Box 549Glenwood IA 51534712-527-5291tristar1mchsicom

Advertise with us

Contact Amber at amberglenwoodnetcom for more information

wwwglenwoodnetbiz

wwwmymojophotonet

B u s i n e s s D i r e c t o r y

Mills County AbstractDebbie DeYoung28 North WalnutGlenwood Iowa 51532712-527-4475

A b s t r a c t

A u t o

Best Finish Auto Body103 South ChestnutGlenwood IA 51534712-527-9780bestfinishmsncomwwwbestfinishautobodycom

B a n k i n g

Glenwood State Bank32 N Walnut Box 431Glenwood IA 51534wwwglenwoodstatebankcom

C o n s t r u c t i o n

Cambridge Homes20703 Barrus RdGlenwood IA 51534712-366-5737wwwcambridgehomesiacom

D e s i g n S e r v i c e s

Dersquo Sign Avenue16 12 N Walnut StGlenwood IA 51534712-527-2929

P h o t o g r a p h y

My MoJo Photo Studio101 N VineGlenwood IA 51534402-917-2235wwwmymojophotonet

H e a t i n g amp A i r

Tri-Star Heating amp Air IncPO Box 549Glenwood IA 51534712-527-5291tristar1mchsicom

Advertise with us

Contact Amber at amberglenwoodnetcom for more information

wwwglenwoodnetbiz

B u s i n e s s D i r e c t o r y

Mills County AbstractDebbie DeYoung28 North WalnutGlenwood Iowa 51532712-527-4475

A b s t r a c t

A u t o

Best Finish Auto Body103 South ChestnutGlenwood IA 51534712-527-9780bestfinishmsncomwwwbestfinishautobodycom

B a n k i n g

Glenwood State Bank32 N Walnut Box 431Glenwood IA 51534wwwglenwoodstatebankcom

C o n s t r u c t i o n

Cambridge Homes20703 Barrus RdGlenwood IA 51534712-366-5737wwwcambridgehomesiacom

D e s i g n S e r v i c e s

Dersquo Sign Avenue16 12 N Walnut StGlenwood IA 51534712-527-2929

P h o t o g r a p h y

My MoJo Photo Studio101 N VineGlenwood IA 51534402-917-2235wwwmymojophotonet

H e a t i n g amp A i r

Tri-Star Heating amp Air IncPO Box 549Glenwood IA 51534712-527-5291tristar1mchsicom

Advertise with us

Contact Amber at amberglenwoodnetcom for more information

wwwglenwoodnetbiz