Conversations

New organization in Montevideo looks to provide access to essentials

Two community members with a shared vision recently opened a new opportunity for those in need to have access to essential hygiene and cleaning products. The idea began in October when Angie Kveene asked a question on social media about whether there was any kind of organization that offered this specific access in Montevideo. “The food shelf has food and some other things but there’s not really a place you can go to just get hygiene and cleaning essentials,” says Kveene.

Current exhibit features work of local abstract artist

Jessica StölenEditorjstolen-jacobson@cherryroad.com Montevideo area artist Zak Jahn is currently displaying his artwork in the Blue Tin Gallery at Bluenose Gopher Public House. Jahn’s work centers on acrylic on canvas, with…

Kidney donation demonstrates the power of human compassion

Kris GorackePope County Tribune, Glenwood In a remarkable tale of compassion, sacrifice, and interconnectedness, three strangers intertwine their lives through the common thread of kidney transplants. This story unfolds like…

Committee forming to work on revitalizing Montevideo through arts and culture

On Monday evening, a group of Montevideo area artists, authors, musicians and those with an interest in the arts gathered in the Montevideo Public Library to hold a discussion on an idea to form a committee that will work to bring a more organized network for the arts and culture to Montevideo.The group organized through local artists Margaret Fuller and Audrey Arner who arranged the meeting and invited those who may be interested in such a venture.