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Terry Traveller Series – Episode Two
Terry is back out in the field, and has sent in this recent report in Terry’s on going series.
Inspired by a visit to Terry’s 23rd class reunion (it’s Terry and I’ve quit asking.)
Nonetheless, with a respectful nod to Theodor Seuss Geisel, “this isn’t a story about Here. It isn’t a story about There. It’s a story about Everywhere”. – Editor
Dear Fellow Travelers,
And now, a wise fable by the prolific author and DiscoverAdel.com correspondent, Terry Traveler. […] Continue Reading…
Maximum Physical Therapy Ribbon Cutting May 19th
Maximum Physical Therapy in Adel will hold a Ribbon Cutting and Open House – Tuesday, May 19th at 3:30 pm.
Please come out and help welcome them to Adel.
Maximum Physical Therapy LLC
817 Main St.
Adel, Iowa 50003
Phone: (515) 993-2170 […] Continue Reading…
Kim Layland Real Estate Ribbon Cutting April 30th
Adel Partners Chamber of Commerce:
Please join the Chamber in welcoming Kim Layland and Orton Homes to Adel!
You are invited to a ribbon cutting ceremony for Kim Layland Real Estate.
Thursday, April 30th, 4:00 – 6:30 pm at 1017 Shelby Drive, Adel, IA.
Kim Layland with RE/MAX Precision is proud to be […] Continue Reading…
UMC Evening of Love Songs – Thank you!
Courtesy of Adel United Methodist Church
Let’s be honest, we know why it all came together!
Praise God for the wonderful weekend of the 25th Anniversary Evening of Love Songs.
Thanks so much to each of you who were there, for those of you who prayed, for the performers, for the cooks, for the youth, for […] Continue Reading…
Terry Traveller Series – Episode One
I’ve know Terry for longer than we’ve been publishing DiscoverAdel.com.
Terry’s business reviews are always clear and on the spot, so why wouldn’t I sign Terry to do a series of travel pieces?
Well, … we start a fascinating series (contractual agreement) of Terry’s unique travels. I suggest you take it with a grain of salt, I add lemon and ice to mine.
– Editor […] Continue Reading…
Waukee Senior Residents Moved by Students’ Performance
Courtesy of Watermark Communities/VillageLegacyPointe:
North Waukee Middle School students in the eighth-grade jazz band put on a performance for 52 residents from The Village at Legacy Pointe in Waukee.
While all attendees enjoyed the youthful performance, some residents who live with memory loss or dementia were deeply moved. One such resident, who was moved to tears, said […] Continue Reading…
Garden of Grace – Grace Lutheran Adel
Courtesy of Grace Lutheran Church:
Garden of Grace is a new community mission to help feed the hungry in and around the ADM community.
A plot of land at Adel’s Grace Lutheran Church will be prepared by volunteers to receive produce seeds and/or plants.
Volunteer by sending an e-mail to Marty Radke at mtradke@gmail.com or call 314-5650. […] Continue Reading…
UMC Evening of Love Songs Past (with Photos)
Courtesy of Adel United Methodist Church
As the 25th Anniversary of Evening of Love Songs approaches, the good folks at the Adel United Methodist Church (UMC) have shared a few photos of years past. (photos below)
Join them as they present the 25th Anniversary Evening of Love Songs on Saturday, April 25th and Sunday, April 26th. Saturday Cavatelli dinner seatings are at […] Continue Reading…
Adel Barbershop Moves to the Courthouse Square

The Town & Country Barbershop has moved to west side of Courthouse Square to the front of the Adel American Legion Hall.
The move is a Win-Win for all involved.
Located for years at the corner of Main and 9th St., the current building is for sale and owner, Jenny Orr Phipps, wanted to keep the barbershop downtown.
And she needed a […] Continue Reading…
First Adel Chamber Annual Dinner a Huge Success!
Adel Partners Chamber of Commerce:
Adel Partners Chamber of Commerce hosted the first ever Chamber Annual Dinner and Awards Night on Tuesday, March 24. The event was held at Park Place in Adel and over 125 people attended.
The members of the planning committee worked hard to plan a memorable evening that both celebrated the Chamber’s recent successes and […] Continue Reading…
Small Potatoes Farm – Job Opportunity
Spring is fast approaching and Small Potatoes Farm in Minburn is ready to begin its 11th year as a certified organic vegetable operation.
Small Potatoes Farm hires a full-time seasonal employee each season.
If you are looking to work on a small direct-market vegetable farm, perhaps this would be a good opportunity for you.
Our farm is […] Continue Reading…
Terry Traveller – This Day in History March 13th, Monopoly
Terry is back with another interesting take on a Holiday. Now I’ve given up on verifying Terry’s “facts”, but I always enjoy the unique perspective. – Editor
Dear fellow traveler ~
Did you know that Monopoly – that wonderful game of slumlords and Rockefellers alike – celebrates its birthday on March 13th?
Now technically, […] Continue Reading…
Adel Petty Officer Brenda Peshel Spotlighted on Navy Website
Adel resident and business owner, Logistics Specialist 2nd Class Brenda Peshel has been spotlighted on the Navy Outreach website by Ensign Marissa A. Cruz.
Excerpt: ” In addition to her civilian career as a business owner, […] Continue Reading…
4-H’s Positive Development Featured in International Press
Courtesy of the Dallas Co Extension Office
Children and youth learn best when they learn through experience. This positive youth development is the essence of 4-H and is featured in the international research journal Reclaiming Children and Youth.
Iowa State University Vice President for Extension and Outreach Cathann Kress served as guest editor of the fall 2014 issue, which focuses on […] Continue Reading…
Author Christopher Bollyn at Library Feb. 17th
“Solving 9-11” will be presented by investigative reporter Christopher Bollyn.
The presentation will be at the Adel Public Library, February 17th, 7:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Mr. Bollyn will speak a short time, answer questions and sign his books.
More details and future events are available at bollyn.com, where you can read, Chapters 15 and 16 online of his e-book, “SOLVING 9-11”.
[…] Continue Reading…
Terry Traveller – This Day in History “Groundhog Day”
Terry is back with another interesting take on a Holiday. Now I’ve given up on verifying Terry’s “facts”, but I always enjoy the unique perspective. – Editor
Dear fellow traveler ~
February is home to my 7th favorite holiday, Groundhog’s Day, and is amongst the best of my handwritten and Xeroxed manuscript, “The Lost Tales of American Tradition”. As many […] Continue Reading…
Author Hannah Trebec at Adel Public Library Feb. 7th
Courtesy of Adel Public Library:
The Adel Public Library wants to spread a very special story of hope this month as we welcome speaker and author Hannah Trebec.
Hannah will share the unbelievable story of her life, growing up on the East German side of the Berlin Wall.
After the wall was torn down in 1989, she took away a very hopeful story and a piece of the Berlin Wall with her as well. Hannah then […] Continue Reading…
Waukee Resident’s Artwork Featured in National Calendar
Courtesy of Watermark Communities/VillageLegacyPointe:
Bev Hagelberg’s painting, “Ken’s Home Place” was selected among hundreds of submissions coast to coast to be part of the national Expressions Calendar.
Her artwork is featured in the month of December 2015.
The painting captures the home in Iowa where […] Continue Reading…
Are You on the “Worst Passwords” List of 2014?
SplashData has announced its annual list of the 25 most common passwords found on the Internet – thus making them the “Worst Passwords” that will expose anybody to being hacked or having their identities stolen.
The list is compiled from more than 3.3 million leaked passwords during the year. (List below) […] Continue Reading…



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