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News
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In the coming weeks, Luther College, in partnership with the Upper Iowa
Watershed Management Authority, will be releasing a short questionnaire
about the 2016 flooding events.
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When severe weather threatens, Winneshiek County is ready, according to
Todd Shea, warning coordination meteorologist at the La Crosse National
Weather Service office.
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Luther College's Center for Sustainable Communities will host a presentation and discussion on floodplain management in Northeast Iowa at 7 p.m. Wednesday, June 27.
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The Northeast Iowa Dairy Foundation is hosting the 9th annual Breakfast on the Farm Saturday, June 23, from 8:30 a.m. to noon, at Iowa's Dairy Center in Calmar.
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Iowa streams are swollen and swift with consistent rainfall the past several days. Some rivers are already dangerously high, and more rivers could rise fast with chances of rain forecast through next week.
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Deputy Tim Felton is bringing his 42-year law enforcement career to a close.
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Erik Sessions and John Goodin will play a benefit concert Saturday, June 23, from 7 to 9 p.m.,at the Lingonberry.
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Multi-talented recording artist Dave Moore will make a stop in Decorah Sunday, June 24, for “Sunday Afternoon at the Lingonberry.”
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Decorah’s Porter House Museum is holding its fifth annual Garden Party fundraiser Saturday, June 30, from 4 to 6 p.m.
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Thanks to a generous donation by lifetime conservation enthusiast Donald Nelson, the Luther College Land Stewardship Program has new longevity and stability.
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The Nordic Fest Board has named the 2018 parade grand marshal and Fest flag recipient.
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Pulpit Rock Brewing (PRB) owner Pete Espinosa said he came up with the
idea to hold a Fourth of July event when he realized there was nothing
scheduled for the day in Decorah.
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The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is investigating a manure
spill about three miles north of Ridgeway in Winneshiek County.
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Spillville Mayor Mike Klimesh wants county funding to Winneshiek County
Development Inc. (WCDI) and the Winneshiek County Convention and
Visitors Bureau withheld until the organizations’ plans for a potential
merger with the Decorah Area Chamber of Commerce (DACC) are known.
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The community of Burr Oak will celebrate the life of Laura Ingalls
Wilder during its annual Laura Day Celebration this weekend, June 22-24.
Sports
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The Class 3A No. 9 Vikings are back on a win streak.
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It’s commonly said that hitting is contagious and it might just be true
as the Decorah softball team (4-13, 3-9 NEIC) rolled over Oelwein (7-12,
0-10 NEIC) on the road Tuesday night, 14-7.
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Going on the road Tuesday, the Turkey Valley baseball team (7-12, 5-3 UIC) fell to Oelwein (8-10, 5-6 NEIC), 9-7.
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The UIC doubleheader between the South Winn softball team (9-9, 7-2 UIC)
and West Central (5-9. 3-5 UIC) is to be continued following Monday
night’s rain and lightning.
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Decorah 429, Manchester 198 - (Top finishes only)
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Registration for the Decorah Parks and Recreation Fair Fun Run is due Friday, June 29.
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The initial round of softball playoff pairings were announced Monday.
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Following a week of heat and humidity, rain moved into northeast Iowa Monday, forcing several area teams to postpone games.
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No matter if a spectator wore blue or red, he or she was treated to one
of the most competitive games of baseball on the Olejniczak field
Saturday afternoon, in the blistering heat.
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New leadership roles for seniors, young players new to the varsity level
and whole lot of competition are what the Decorah softball team was
geared for in 2018.
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Following Thursday’s sweep, the South Winn baseball team (14-4, 8-0 UIC)
has sole possession of a two-game lead for the conference title. The
Warriors visited New Albin to face Kee (10-6, 8-2 UIC), securing the
wins, 8-3 and 6-5 .
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There are two more tallies in the win column for the Decorah baseball
team (10-3, 6-2 NEIC) after sweeping Oelwein (7-10. 5-6 NEIC) at home
Wednesday night, 10-0 and 5-1. The Vikings hit a wall against New
Hampton at home Friday, dropping the NEIC contest, 4-2.
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The Decorah softball team (3-13, 2-9 NEIC) is looking to get back into the win column after a tough finish to the last week.
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After picking up a big win over Decorah earlier in the week, the Turkey
Valley softball team (6-12, 4-4 UIC) struggled against Class 1A No. 1
Kee Wednesday night and at the New Hampton tournament Saturday.
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Illinois State shot put thrower Kassie Hoyme has been named to the
Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) Scholar-Athlete team for 2018. The
Decorah native received honors at both the MVC Indoor and Outdoor
Championships.
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