Chickasaw Shop Class Gears Up for December Events
As December approaches, the Chickasaw Shop Class is buzzing with excitement over a series of upcoming events and projects that promise to engage the community and showcase student creativity. Instructor Damian Spratt, along with student Addison Neville, shared insights into the initiatives planned for this month during a recent community conversation.
Collaborative Ventures with Local Businesses
One of the highlights of the Chickasaw Shop Class activities includes collaborative trips with local businesses. These excursions are designed not only to enhance the students’ learning experiences but also to strengthen ties within the community. By interacting with local entrepreneurs, students will gain valuable insights into the retail and service industries, which can enhance their skills and prepare them for future careers.
Christmas Events in New Hampton
In addition to business trips, the Chickasaw Shop Class is gearing up to showcase their projects at various Christmas events in New Hampton. This initiative allows students to apply their craftsmanship in a real-world setting while promoting their work to the community. The events are expected to attract a diverse audience, providing an excellent opportunity for students to gain feedback and connect with potential customers.
Community Conversations: A Platform for Engagement
The recent community conversation, hosted by Rob Getz, served as a platform for discussing these exciting developments. The discussions are part of a broader initiative sponsored by the Floyd County Medical Center, aiming to foster community engagement and keep residents informed about local happenings.
Upcoming Conversations and Events
Residents can look forward to more community conversations in the coming days. Scheduled guests include:
- December 2nd @ 8:20am: Chief Conrad Rosendahl from the New Hampton Police Department
- December 3rd @ 8:20am: Lisa Welter from Chickasaw County Public Health
- December 3rd @ 8:30am: Heather Hackman from Nashua Public Library
- December 4th @ 8:20am: Matt Manson from New Hampton High School
These conversations aim to keep the community informed and engaged with relevant topics affecting local residents.
Winter Safety Insights from the Iowa State Patrol
In addition to local events, Tom Williams from the Iowa State Patrol will be discussing winter driving safety and hunting safety tips. As the season changes, it is crucial for residents to stay informed about safe practices to ensure their well-being during winter activities.
Exciting Events on the Horizon
Looking ahead, the community is gearing up for the 2025 County Line Country Fest, a much-anticipated event that promises to bring together music lovers and local talent. Passes for this event are already available, and residents are encouraged to secure their spots early.
Community Calendar Highlights
Mark your calendars for other upcoming events:
- October 2: Raise The Roof Fundraiser at Pub On The Cedar
- November 25: Canned Food Drive at New Hampton High School
These events reflect the community’s commitment to supporting local initiatives and fostering a spirit of togetherness.
Stay Connected
For those interested in keeping up with local news and events, 95.1 The Bull, Chickasaw County’s only radio station, continues to provide updates and entertainment. Since its launch in 1989, the station has evolved and remains a vital part of the community fabric.
Whether you are a resident or just visiting, there are plenty of opportunities to engage with the Chickasaw community this December. From local business collaborations to festive events, the month promises to be filled with excitement and community spirit.
