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Carroll Lions Club celebrates 50th anniversary (opens the original)
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The Carroll Lions Club recently celebrated 50 years of serving their home. Leon Muhlbauer, director of the Carroll Lions Club, described how it felt to celebrate the Lions Clubâs 50th anniversary with the Herald. âI think itâs kind of an honor,â Muhlbauer said. âThis is actually the second Lions Club thatâs been in Carroll. The first one was more back in the Depression and just didnât make it, and about 10 years later they started up our current club with 23 new members and itâs
Coon Rapids-Bayard students return Aug. 24 (opens the original)
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The Coon Rapids-Bayard School District will begin its 2026-2027 school year on Monday, Aug. 24 for K-12 students. Seth Streebin, 6-12 principal at Coon Rapids-Bayard, shared his excitement for the upcoming school year. âI always just look forward to a fresh startânew opportunities to grow, learn, and better ourselves,â Streebin said. Kelly Sigler, K-5 principal at Coon Rapids-Bayard and also said she is excited. âThe thing I look forward to the most every year is having the opportunity t
Coon Rapids to welcome Serenity Day Spa with ribbon-cutting ceremony (opens the original)
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Coon Rapids will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Serenity Day Spa at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, July 30, at 104 N. Fifth Ave. Carrie Haubrich, owner of Serenity Day Spa, described what the new business space will offer guests. âTodayâs spa started out as a quiet place to relax and enjoy an organic skin care treatment through skin care, body treatments, waxing and sunless tanning,â Haubrich said. âEvery year, I evolve and learn and provide different treatments.â Haubrich said the business
Foam, Fireworks and Figure 8 Racing Await Fairgoers (opens the original)
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The Carroll County Fair will offer a host of new attractions this summer. The fair runs through Monday, July 13. The 4-H Static Exhibit Check-In and Judging officially kicked off the fair schedules on opening day Monday. Dan Behrens, Carroll County fair president, spoke about whatâs new this year. The event will feature Get-R-Fried carnival and food trucks, which are based in Iowa. According to Behrens, Duganâs foam party and DJ Service will be at the fair and hold different party set-ups. â
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