Waverly, United States (Local)
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Trinity United Methodist Church volunteers planned to deliver grocery products to supply 168 bags of groceries to those in need on Tuesday, Nov. 18. The volunteers took the food to four area agencies, where volunteers would pack the goods in brown grocery bags to pass on to their clients.
The new Bremer Avenue bridge officially opened to traffic on Wednesday, Nov. 26. The first vehicle to cross it—at 11:27 a.m.—was the Waverly fire truck that had been parked on
The first snowfall of the year was a doozy, burying Iowa under a heavy blanket of white flakes, a reported 14 inches in Cedar Falls and 10 inches in Bremer
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50 years ago Police were investigating two break-ins in southwest Waverly the previous weekend, we read on the front page of the Dec. 2, 1975, issue of the Bremer County Independent.
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By: Elizabeth Bingham
Most people who saw an old car tooling around the area last week—a very old car—had no idea of its significance.
By: Elizabeth Bingham
Oct. 4-10 is National Newspaper Week, and in recognition of the occasion, Waverly Newspapers is reviewing some of the history that has brought about the current publications.
