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LETTS – If one does a single thing, one had better do it well. Sigourney-Keota runs the ball very well …
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LETTS – If one does a single thing, one had better do it well. Sigourney-Keota runs the ball very well …
WASHINGTON – Washington Public Library Youth Services Librarian, Jenisa Harris, was one of 14 Iowa librarians selected for a professional …
The Washington Public Library has received the following new materials: Adult Fiction Migrations by Charlotte McConaghy Lily Rose by Deborah …
WELLMAN – The Mid-Prairie school district saw a decrease in students absent due to quarantine and positive cases on Monday. …
WILTON – A trifecta of Union coverage area teams were at Wilton on Saturday for a six-team tournament. Mt. Pleasant …
On Aug. 27, the night before Ginnie’s birthday, the moon and Mars lined up side by side, announcing Ginnie’s grand …
Kirkwood Community College has been awarded more than $2.4 million in grant funding for two student support grants from the …
COLUMBUS JUNCTION – Columbus High School rallied Thursday in a volleyball match but lost to the visiting Arrows, 3-1. The …
WACO High School will no longer be restricting admission to events in the gymnasium. Starting with their next game, WACO …
WAYLAND – It wasn’t a pretty day for the WACO offense on Friday night in its home game against Lone …
Thirty people from Brighton, Fairfield, Wayland, Olds, and Washington met at the Brighton Community Church Sept. 10. The evening included …
WELLMAN – A 49-0 victory in a football game is awesome, but 316 yards rushing by one person is astounding. …
LISBON – Not only was it a rainy night, it seemed an avalanche had hit the Wildcats when Columbus traveled …
WAPELLO – Highland and Wapello had each played just one game this season before the two football teams met Friday …
