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Local Farmer and History Buff Rediscovers Grave of American Revolutionary War Veteran Just North of Hermann

As a teenager, local farmer and history buff Terry Loehnig used to cut hay at Herb Meyer’s farm along the Loutre River just north of Hermann. He didn’t have any special interest in the fenced graveyard on the property; it was just something he had to mow around.

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City Swimming Pool Becomes An Oasis in Sizzling Temperatures

The National Weather Service described a “heat dome” as the cause of temperatures climbing into the 90s that increased more people to take a dive into Hermann’s pool in the City Park. A line for the diving board and swimming lessons after normal pool hours drew lots of older kids into the deep end, while the younger kids were taught the basics hugging pool noodles in the shallow end.

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Pickleball Almost Everyday

The addicting sport of pickleball has many Hermann residents playing most days of the week, according to Becky Meyers, who lives close enough to the courts that she can walk to them. Meyers mentioned that many retired players start at 8am Monday through Saturday and play other games at other times of the week.

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