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Iowa Hall of Pride netINS, Inc. Butler House on Grand B&B Sam's Barber Shop Breitbach's Country Dining Douglas T. Bates III, Attorney KMA Radio's ''Chuck & Don Show'' The Monks of New Melleray Abbey
How the donut man from Bunkers Dunkers in Jefferson helped land RAGBRAI XXXVI for an overnight stop here!
Our hometown of  What’s the deal with the black & white saddle shoes?  Click here for the story of our farm in Greene County, Iowa. Here's looking at life at Simple Serenity Farm  Carla Offenburger got the lawn work season started Sunday, April 20. We saw rhubarb and lilac bushes budding, but the bad news is that we realized we must have the three ugliest trees in Greene County. Click here for larger format Earlier photos in this series 
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The route for the 2008 RAGBRAI -- that's the Des Moines Register's Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa -- includes our Greene County seat of Jefferson as an overnight stop on Monday, July 21. An estimated 15,000 to 20,000 people will be in Jefferson that night. Read the amazing story here about a chance encounter three years ago in Florida, where our vacationing local donut king Randy Bunkers warmly greeted a stranger who was wearing a RAGBRAI T-shirt. The fellow happened to be RAGBRAI director T.J. Juskiewicz -- and now, hurrah! RAGBRAI is coming our way!
There’s the annual Cooper Prom (for all ages), concerts, basketball, suppers, ice cream socials and people coming through all the time on the Raccoon River Valley Trail. Here is the story on the little community in Greene County, Iowa, that is now home for the Offenburgers.
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For newspaper and magazine editors
Want to reprint one of Chuck Offenburger’s columns, or other columns and photos appearing on this site? Newspaper and magazine editors often ask if they can reprint the columns I've written on this Internet site. The answer is ''yes,'' if you get my permission first, pay a modest reprint fee, include an editor’s note mentioning that this story is featured with other current work of mine at http://www.offenburger.com on the Internet, and promptly send me a tear sheet of the piece after it appears in your publication. Fees: If your circulation is below 10,000 subscribers: $25 per column If your circulation is above 10,000 subscribers: $100 per column Other work of mine on this Internet site -- including the biography of Bill Krause, the history of the Wolfe Clinic and the 1998 columns from the Dubuque Telegraph Herald -- cannot be reprinted or excerpted. Small quoted passages can be used from those, at no charge, if proper attribution is given. Christie Vilsack's columns appearing here can also be reprinted, for a fee of $100 and with mandatory attribution that they appeared first on this Internet site. Chuck Offenburger handles the arrangements for reprinting her work. Guest columns appearing on this site belong to the authors, and you must contact them individually if you want to reprint. Generally, you will see their e-mail addresses at the conclusion of their stories. Photos by Don Poggensee appearing here can also be reprinted, with Don himself handling those arrangements, but there must also be attribution that the photos have appeared on this Internet site. You can contact Don by e-mail at donpog@netllc.net Inquiries and payment can be directed to me at: Chuck Offenburger 1516 310th Street Jefferson, Iowa 50129 (515) 386-5488 chuck@offenburger.com Thanks for considering!
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