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News
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The Winneshiek County Fair Board has finalized the grandstand entertainment for Saturday, July 13, the final day of the Winneshiek County Fair in Decorah.
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Winneshiek County Conservation will host a winter celebration and full moon hike Saturday, Dec. 22, at Lake Meyer Park and Campground.
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A hearing on whether to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Kayla Koether over the failure to count absentee ballots cast in last month’s general election is scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 20, in Polk County District Court.
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After 40 years in business, Decorah's Happy Joe's is closing.
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The Decorah convenience store Nordic Express sustained significant damage in a fire early Monday morning, according to the Decorah Fire Department.
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As the country mourns the passing of the 41st president of the United States, locals are remembering when he visited Decorah in 1987.
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When someone throws a medical needle into the garbage, they’re endangering the lives of the people involved in disposing of it.
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There are several openings on some of the city’s advisory boards and commissions, according to Decorah Mayor Lorraine Borowski.
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Decorah Newspapers will have early deadlines for the upcoming holidays.
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Burning Bright, a group of Decorah-area professional and amateur musicians, will offer their annual benefit concert. There will be two performances of the concert on Saturday, December 15, at 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, 302 W. Broadway in Decorah.
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The Winneshiek County Sheriff’s Office and Winneshiek County Emergency Management are warning of bomb threats that are targeting local businesses.
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Drug charges were filed after a search warrant was served in Calmar Wednesday afternoon.
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The Grinch and Cindy Lou Who were in Calmar for the annual Christmas in Calmar event last week.
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The annual tree-lighting celebration was held at the Hotel Winneshiek last week.
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Drug charges were filed after a search warrant was served in Calmar Wednesday afternoon.
Sports
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The South Winn wrestling team faced off in some competitive matches at the Dike-New Hartford duals Saturday, coming home with one team victory and some much-needed experience on the mats.
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Back-to-back game days put the Decorah girls basketball team (0-8, 0-4 NEIC) on the court at home, falling to New Hampton (5-3, 2-2 NEIC), 54-30 in NEIC action Friday night and 40-36 in its second Border Battle contest to Kingland Saturday.
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The Turkey Valley girls’ basketball team (3-5, 3-2 UIC) couldn’t finish the game against the 2018 Minnesota State Class A champions, Lyle-Pacelli, in the Border Battle Saturday night, falling 54-50.
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With the holiday break soon to be upon them, the Decorah wrestling men competed against one of the best teams they will see all season — Class 3A No. 2 Waverly-Shell Rock and a scrappy Oelwein squad at home Thursday night, dropping the dual contests. Saturday, the Vikings crossed over into Minnesota to compete in the Fillmore Central-Lanesboro-Mabel Canton (FCLMC) holiday tournament.
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It was another confidence booster for the South Winn girls’ basketball team (3-4, 3-3 UIC) as it put Friday’s conference game versus West Central (0-7, 0-5 UIC) away early and picking up the win, 68-23.
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Solid shooting and defense by the entire South Winn boys’ basketball team (5-2, 5-1 UIC) turned into an overwhelming 69-36 win over West Central (0-7, 0-5 UIC) Friday night at home. Saturday, the Warriors were looking to extend their win streak to four against Mabel-Canton in the annual Border Battle contest, but came up short, 52-49.
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They survived.
It took an extra four minutes of action for the Turkey Valley boys’ basketball team (5-2, 4-1 UIC) to come out on top of Lyle-Pacelli in the Border Battle contest Saturday afternoon held at Luther College, 58-54.
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The Decorah boys’ basketball team (2-4, 2-1 NEIC) may have had a slow start to the NEIC contest at New Hampton (4-4, 0-2 NEIC), but the squad pulled together to put up a trio of 20-plus point quarters to win, 69-61, on the road Friday night.
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The Decorah girls’ bowling team continues to improve, producing its fourth win of the season and improving to 4-0 by defeating Waukon at Oneota Lanes Friday night.
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The numbers keep rising as the Decorah boys’ swim team continues to build up a tradition of excellence in the pool.
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Senior members of the Decorah boys’ swim team were honored at its lone home swim meet of the season Friday night as it hosted a double dual at the Luther College Natatorium. The Vikings rode the waves to a win over Vinton-Shellsburg, 134-34, and was edged by Mason City, 86-84.
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The Decorah Parks and Recreation Department invites the community to attend the 23rd Annual New Year’s Eve Bash, Monday, Dec. 31, from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. at Luther College Regents Center in Decorah.
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Tuesday night’s game was in the hands of the Turkey Valley girls’ basketball team (3-4, 3-2 UIC) until the final second when Kee High (5-1, 4-0 UIC) made the perfect half-court pass into the lane for the winning shot, 38-37, on the road.
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The Viking boys’ basketball team (1-4, 1-1 NEIC) was struck short of a comeback, 57-52, as Oelwein visited Decorah Tuesday night.
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It never really was a contest for the South Winn girls’ basketball team (2-4, 2-3 UIC) as it ran past Postville (0-5, 0-5 UIC) on the road Tuesday night, 64-10.
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