BOONE, Iowa---Many volunteers are still needed to help with the overnight stop by RAGBRAI. Jennifer Ellis and Kay Rouse have been helping to facilitate the volunteers and told KWBG that there are already about 200 Boone and Boone County residents stepping up for the event. They said they would like another 600 volunteers. Rouse says people are welcome to volunteer for a couple of hours at a time. Ellis says people can find out about volunteering or hosting riders by visiting the Boone RAGBRAI page here. She says click on the Vendor and Volunteer tab to find a volunteer form and contact information.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2011
(616)
-
▼
June
(56)
- School Patrons Begin Campaign
- Nelson Likes City's Position
- Supervisors Consider Technology Changes
- Emergency Declared For Storm Damage
- Supervisors Wrap Up Fiscal Year Wednesday
- RAGBRAI Volunteers
- Ogden Receives Grant
- Radio Demonstration
- Gospel Fest Saturday
- RAGBRAI Mural Donations
- Troops Looking Forward To Homecoming
- Hospital Board Will Consider IT Purchase
- RAGBRAI Reception Gains Some Volunteers
- Salvage Yards Receive Approval
- Superviosrs Look For Potential Appointees
- Common Thread Consortium
- Council to Finalize Insurance Change
- Railroad Museum Ground Breaking
- House Fire
- Salvation Army Leadership Change
- Communications Upgrade
- Mural Effort Underway
- Fun Days
- Supervisors Approve Notice of Intent
- School District Hires Staff
- High Trestle Trail Vandalism
- Conservation Board Approves Trail Guidelines
- Supervisors to Consider Foundation Agreement
- Cemetery Decorations
- Site Plans Up for Review
- Ogden Fun Days
- Storm Damage
- Boone County Soldier Injured in Afghanistan
- City Wide Clean Up
- Polk City Man Arrested on High Trestle Trail
- School District Patrons to Begin Organizing
- Ogden Council Considers Quietzone Report
- Council Denies Waiver on Building Permit Fee
- Foundation Seeks County Help
- Construction Detour
- Ogden Project Could be Expanded
- City Council Selects New Health Insurance
- Computer Problem at Clinic
- Council Committee Considers Policy
- Council Asked to Waive Building Fee
- Four Hospitalized Following Accident
- Demolition of District Buildings Underway
- Baltimore Explains Budget Proposal
- City Wide Clean Up
- Celebrate the Lake
- Airport Commission Opts for 2nd Lowest Bid
- Relay for Life Forecast Looking Warm
- Time To Get Water Wells Tested
- Neighbors Protest
- Pawlenty Campaigns in Boone
- Memorial Day Service Draws Big Crowd
-
▼
June
(56)
No comments:
Post a Comment