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RRVT Association
402 Main Street – Suite 1
Cooper, IA 50009
515-386-5488
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Recent News

January 18, 2012

January 9, 2012

Charlie Wittmack, global adventurer & veteran bicyclist, is guest speaker for the fifth annual membership banquet of the Raccoon River Valley Trail Association. The event is set for Saturday, February 18, in Panora, and you should buy your tickets soon, as capacity will be about 300. In this story, we have a conversation with Iowa native Wittmack, and more details about the banquet.

January 8, 2012

Jefferson & Greene County to host the first “Iowa Bicycle Festival” on May 26 — a fun “celebration of the bicycle and those who ride it.” The festival will have a parade of RAGBRAI team buses and decorated bikes, there’ll be a juried art show with the bicycle theme, a bicycle apparel fashion show, seminars on a wide range of cycling-related topics, contests, food and more. Make plans now to be in Jefferson that Saturday of Memorial Day weekend.

January 7, 2012

Bummer! The U.S. Department of Transportation for now turns down the application by Dallas County officials, supported by many trail advocates, for $4 million in federal “TIGER” funds. A grant of that amount would have helped build a “connector trail” between the Raccoon River Valley Trail in Perry and the High Trestle Trail in Woodward. With project plans now in hand, hopefully other funding possibilities will materialize.

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Cooper, IA 50009
515-386-5488
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