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McGee loves working with people in banking role - Enterprise Media (opens the original)
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The sitcom “Cheers” is generally regarded as one of the greatest television shows ever. The decade-plus run for the TV ratings blockbuster that spanned a large chunk of the 80s and into the early 90s, tells the story of a basement Boston bar “Where Everybody Knows Your Name.” Any all-time great TV show usually features a memorable theme song and “Cheers” definitely aces that litmus test with flying colors. First Citizens Bank’s Erin McGee came to New Hampton not knowing a soul, and although her
Begrudgingly no more - Enterprise Media (opens the original)
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Maybe the Rolling Stones were on to something when it comes to one of their biggest songs. Dr. Jack Kline (left) poses with volunteers at a Guatemala hospital and clinic that is run by Docs for Hope. Kline said former New Hampton doctors Paul and April McQuillen and John and Shea Epperly, along with him and his wife Ashley, continue to be actively involved with the organization they founded. Just ask Dr. Jack Kline, who came to MercyOne New Hampton Medical Center 16 years ago as one of the “new
Sips on Main brings the energy to downtown New Hampton - Enterprise Media (opens the original)
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Waking up in the pre-dawn hours – still in the dark of night – from her home in Cedar Falls, Jenna Castle has been making the 45-minute drive up north to New Hampton to start her day. Castle – with an engaging and welcoming demeanor – brings a helpful smile to her new business in Chickasaw County – Sips on Main. New Hampton residents are literally and figuratively buzzing about the new health and wellness hotspot, which opened up in the building that formerly housed Sweets by Keke. Sips on Main
Nashua holds special place in Old Bradford volunteer’s heart - Enterprise Media (opens the original)
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It will always have a special place in her heart. Depending on the season, you’ll find the Kanawha native connected with others and lending out a helpful hand in the town she’s lived in for over 20 years now. Chris Bottorf (left) and her fellow Old Bradford Pioneer Village Museum volunteer, Marlene Tieskotter, pose for a picture outside the historical park’s gift shop. Whether it’s teaching students at the Nashua-Plainfield Elementary school as a paraeducator, volunteering at the Old Bradford Pi
Two high school pals reunite to spread the good word - Enterprise Media (opens the original)
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They’ve known each other forever, and now Liz Zweibohmer and Kerstin Schwickerath are working together with a singular goal — promote the New Hampton area and all it has to offer. Zweibohmer, nee Laures, graduated from New Hampton High School in 2014; Schwickerath did the same a year later, but the truth of the matter is they were friends long before their high school days. Both attended St. Joseph Community School, and because the school has multi-grade classrooms, every other year they were in
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