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Amazing Grace has called Dad home. James Allyn Walter was born on March 28, 1939 to Glen and Emma (Huckstadt) Walter at the Postville Hospital. He was baptized on May 7, 1939 and confirmed in 1953 at St. John Lutheran Church in Farmersburg. He attended grade school at the Eno school just north of his home farm. He finished high school in ‘57 at Luana, where he played basketball and baseball. He took over the farm at a very early age.
EMT Matt Klingman (center) was recently recognized as EMS Provider of the Year for the MercyOne Elkader Ambulance Service. He is pictured with EMS Manager Chris Dahlstrom and paramedic Billie Jones. (Submitted photo)
Author and psychic Adrian Lee and The International Paranormal Society will lead paranormal investigations in McGregor in late July. In partnership with the McGregor Historical Society, the findings will be developed into a haunted walking tour, short book and television episode. (Submitted photo)
The team hopes to investigate and film at least eight or nine buildings—with three to four investigations per day—over one weekend in McGregor. Investigations will last two to three hours and largely focus on Main Street buildings. Adrian Lee described the work as “science based and respectful,” with an emphasis on history. (Submitted photo)
Findings will be shared through haunted tour, book, ‘Unscripted Paranormal’ TV show
On Monday morning, the Mississippi River had already crept into McGregor’s Riverfront Park. The river hit the minor flood stage of 16 feet later in the day and will continue to rise to over 20 feet by the weekend. (Photo by Audrey Posten)
The Mississippi River reached the minor flood stage of 16 feet at McGregor on Monday and will continue to rise four more feet by the weekend.
