Chuck Vandenberg is a journalist for Pen City Current, focusing on local news in Lee County, Iowa. With a passion for community reporting, Chuck covers a wide range of topics including sports, local government, crime, and weather events. His articles provide readers with up-to-date information and insights into the happenings of the area.
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Chuck Vandenberg's coverage is largely focused on local government, crime, sports, and community events in Lee County, Iowa. He appears to prioritize reporting on local government announcements and events as well as covering a significant amount of sports-related content.
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Grayhounds wrap up Southeast regular season at 5-0
When I played Little League baseball on the dirt fields where West Burlington’s softball field sits now, I wore No. 14 Every single summer I insisted on it. When you stayed in the same league for a couple years and on the same team, it was easy to hold the same number. But when you moved up either by draft or age, you had to squabble with others for 14, especially in the Midwest.
LEE COUNTY – The Lee County Board of Supervisors cast a first vote on an ordinance that will define revenues received as part of the county’s automated traffic enforcement program. At Monday’s Lee County Board of Supervisors meeting, Supervisors voted 5-0 to approve the first reading of the ordinance that dictates how funding, including interest, will be disbursed.
Welp… It’s that time of year. The time of year when the readership of Pen City Current gets to be my unwitting therapist. I was scrolling through Facebook to make sure our most recent stuff was posted and came across Tom Walljasper’s self-proclaimed Tell Your Kids You Love Them day.
Letter of Intent outlines city, group's responsibilities when it comes to replica
Hounds try to find a win this Friday against Mt. Pleasant
Visiting Taylor in New York City for a spell. I made the snap decision to go because I’m getting cabin fever and, quite frankly, exhausted with the coming election, workloads, losing weight, depression, grief, people, and why it costs more to eat healthy than poorly. Shouldn’t that be the exact opposite? I mean seriously, in a small digression, shouldn’t we impose an unhealthy tax on foods that are bad for us like we do oh, for cigarettes and illicit drugs? Wouldn’t that generate revenue while making us all thinner. Kale, berries, avocado should be what we’re subsidizing. Wouldn’t the subsidy be offset by the savings in health care in this country? Anyway.
Bloodhounds wrap the season Friday at home vs. Washington
Getting older sucks. I know the old adage, ‘It’s better than the alternative’. Welp, yeah. But I went to a football game Friday night and it was 48 degrees out. That’s not bad. That is still shorts weather. Just ask Josh Wykert who ambled up and down the sideline of the Hounds’ game in shorts. That used to be me just three years ago.
Sydney McEntee tries to block a scoring attempt earlier this year against Central Lee. McEntee was selected honorable mention this year in the Southeast Conference.
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