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She makes others feel


Mariah Moser

MFL MarMac earned its first ever All-State banner in 2026, winning Best Group Mime in the state of Iowa at the All-State Speech Festival in February. The award-winning group mime, Tipping Point, was performed by Macy McGeough (left), Mariah Moser, Jerica Wille, Julia Grau and Taryn Moser. (Photo submitted)

Mariah Moser has had a historic speech career in which she qualified for All-State all four years of high school in both large group and individual events. Here, she is pictured performing one of her individual pieces at the 2025 MFL MarMac Friends of the Arts (FOTA) Showcase. (Photo by Audrey Posten)

Throughout March, which is Women’s History Month, the Times-Register is again publishing a series of articles highlighting local women. Whether it’s through their careers, hobbies, volunteer efforts or unique personalities, these women have inspired others.

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Wilke’s Marketplace surpasses 1,200 donation bags for food shelf


Clayton County Food Shelf supervisor Utoni Ruff collects donated grocery bags from Wilke’s Marketplace. Since summer 2024, the store has donated 26,373 pounds of food—including 5,275 pounds through the bag program—helping support 151 households served by the food shelf.

Members of Elkader’s Cub Scout Pack 62 helped package and sell food shelf bags. In one day, the group helped sell 78 bags, contributing to the store surpassing 1,200 total bags donated to the Clayton County Food Shelf.

By Kaitlyn Kuehl-Berns | Times-Register

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Mar-Mac Human Powered Trails project entering next phase


Organizers are gearing up for phase two of the Mar-Mac Human Powered Trails (MMHPT) project. This map shows trails already completed, as well as those planned for phases two and three.

By Audrey Posten | Times-Register

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McGregor getting serious about dog waste in Triangle Park

By Audrey Posten | Times-Register 

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Filing period ends for county, state and federal primary candidates

By Kaitlyn Kuehl-Berns | Times-Register

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MFL MarMac speech program garners more All-State nominations


Nine MFL MarMac students were nominated for All-State individual speech in 13 events. Pictured (left to right) are Kylie Moses, Brodyn Blietz, Hailey Bouzek, Mariah Moser, Kiarra Young, Julia Grau, Jerica Wille, Taryn Moser and Keira Filyaw. (Photo submitted)

MFL MarMac’s speech program continues to excel—this time through individual performances.

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‘Once Upon a Pandora’s Box’ will give new take on fairy tale villains

By Audrey Posten | Times-Register

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Public hearings dominate Elkader city council meetings

By Kaitlyn Kuehl-Berns | Times-Register

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Don and Mary Lou Hattery

Don Hattery, 96, and Mary Lou (Orr) Hattery, 94, of Cedar Rapids, passed away peacefully side-by-side on March 18, 2026, in Cedar Rapids, after a brief hospice period. A celebration of lives will be held on Saturday, May 9, from 3 to 5 p.m., at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be directed to the McGregor Public Library Foundation, P.O. Box 398, McGregor IA 52157.

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Highlighting Inspiring Women: She does martial arts


Rhonda Fry

Rhonda Fry began training in Filipino Martial Arts in 2021. She described it as hand-to-hand combat, “jungle warfare,” with sticks and knives as the basic tools. “It’s self-defense, and builds confidence, strength, stamina,” she explained. (Photos submitted)

Throughout March, which is Women’s History Month, the Times-Register is again publishing a series of articles highlighting local women. Whether it’s through their careers, hobbies, volunteer efforts or unique personalities, these women have inspired others.

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