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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Nelson updates FMCSD on finalizing projects at both sites
Incident categorized as a false alarm with no threat.
From left to right Holden Fraise, Ernie Schiller, and Aiden Dostalek meet up for a photo at FMHS. The three are headed with a group to Nepal at the end of the month. Schiller has been to the Asian country 11 times in the past nine years as part of his Rebuild Nepal effort.
It was a crazy past week. Most of the time I like a message in my Sunday nonsense and this week I thought about talking about student loan debt and President Joe Biden’s never-ending attempts to wipe out a good portion of that crippling, federal swipe.
I miss the days of typewriters. Not really. A few key strokes and a Word document is in someone else’s hands or pasted into a page design software and you’re off and running. But sometimes technology is the curse of my being. And I have a lot of curses. This week we got tripped up by a new version of software we use to create your Pen City Current e-edition every morning. We didn’t just get tripped up for one day, but for two.
Governor signs bill that repeals 176-year-old mandate
Local cosmetologist has novel and movie in the works
Agency needed final review of construction documents before authorizing
Mayor's not making any promises on what will or won't be done with Mississippi River Road collapse
By: Chuck Vandenberg
Hounds get 19 berths, while Hawks' Grant Myhre to run open 400.
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