by Edward Lynn
Editor
Bryce Lindaman, a senior at Clarion-Goldfield-Dows High School, has been awarded a $500 scholarship by the Wright County Farm Bureau for 2025, the organization announced in a Facebook post on April 15.
Lindaman, the son of WCFB members Ben and Erica Lindaman, is graduating at the top of his class and has demonstrated exceptional leadership and service throughout his high school years. “Bryce has been actively involved in various school and extracurricular activities,” the post reads. “He has served as president of the National Honor Society and team captain in football, basketball, and track.”
His athletic accomplishments include earning three letters each in football and basketball and four in track. He was named to the Academic All-State team, selected first team all-district, and honored as the CGD defensive MVP in football.
Outside the classroom and off the field, Lindaman has distinguished himself through extensive community service. He is a Scouting America Patrol Leader, an Order of the Arrow recipient, and an active member of the Liberty Pathfinders 4-H club. His volunteer work includes hundreds of hours with the Gift of Giving nonprofit, the First Lutheran food pantry, and Dirt Diggers summer camp.
Since the summer of 2024, he has also worked as a part-time custodian for the school district and as a Food Access intern with Iowa State Extension, where he maintained a donation garden, led outreach efforts, and created educational materials.
Lindaman plans to attend Iowa State University to study environmental engineering. His career goals include reducing water pollution, promoting sustainable farming practices, and advancing rural Iowa through environmental innovation.
“The Wright County Farm Bureau wishes Bryce all the best in his future endeavors!” the organization concluded.
