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Hay and alfalfa fare slightly better in Hawkeye State
WASHINGTON — The Washington school district just shy of its goal to fill every open position before the school year …
The Southeast Iowa Super Conference released its 2023 All-Conference boys soccer list last week, and a few familiar names graced …
A handful of area teams hit the softball fields on Wednesday night. Cardinal fell in walk-off fashion, and both Keota …
Very dry conditions and relatively warm weather meant Iowa farmers had 6.6 days suitable for fieldwork during the week ending May 28, 2023, according to the USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service. Farmers were still planting some corn and soybeans. However, farmers took advantage of the dry warm weather to cut a lot of hay. Other field activities included spraying pesticides on emerging crops.
The fish were biting at the annual Jim Dickinson Memorial Fishing Tournament & Rodeo on May 20. The event, co-sponsored …
Company applied for generating certificate in early May
CRAWFORDSVILLE NEWS
No. 1 Mid-Prairie 8, Tipton 6 The Golden Hawks had to battle to fend off Tipton, but an early spurt …
Washington baseball team grabs 2 key wins over Mt. Pleasant in SEC openers
Demons pile up 25 runs in two-game sweep over rival Panthers
WASHINGTON — The 76th iteration of Washington’s Ridiculous Days and all its adjacent festivities is back for the first weekend …
$17,000 check will be cashed for new rescue boat
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