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News
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Winneshiek Medical Center is offering a free blood glucose (blood sugar) check Tuesday, March 26, at its 11th annual Diabetes Alert Day screening.
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The Hotel Winneshiek is hosting a Volunteer Fair Thursday, April 12, from 2 to 6 p.m.
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North Winneshiek School students will present the musical play “King Arthur’s Quest” at 7 p.m. Friday and 2:30 p.m. Saturday, March 22 and 23, at the school.
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Gundersen Health System’s new emergency medical helicopter takes flight this week.
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A Texas man purchased a $30,000-winning Iowa Lottery scratch ticket in a Decorah convenience store.
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The Decorah City Council has scheduled a public hearing for Monday, April 15, on an urban renewal plan amendment that would make the renovation of the former Quillin’s Food Store eligible for tax increment finance (TIF) rebates.
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The Decorah Education Association (DEA) has proposed returning the teacher salary schedule to what it was before the 2017-2018 bargaining year.
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The Midwest-produced feature-length documentary film, Decoding the Driftless, has been named “Best Picture” and “Best Cinematography” in the Documentary Feature category by the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival Awards (LAIFFA).
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Dr. Jenifer K. Ward, provost and dean of the college for Centenary College of Louisiana in Shreveport, La., has been unanimously elected Luther College’s 11th president, Luther’s Board of Regents announced today.
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The Week of the Young Child is Monday, April 8, through Friday, April 12.
Sponsored by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), the week-long celebration aims to “focus public attention on the needs of young children and their families and to recognize the early childhood programs and services that meet those needs” (naeyc.org).
That week also will mark the 27th birthday of Toys Go ‘Round (TGR), a non-profit toy lending library housed since its inception – in April 1992 – in the basement of the Decorah Public Library.
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Ronnie Schnuelle, 53, Decorah, was arrested in Decorah March 15 at about 8:45 p.m. on an arrest warrant for second-degree felony sexual abuse.
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Winneshiek County Treasurer Wayne Walter’s friendship with Marc Carr predates Carr’s firm being contracted by the state of Iowa.
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The WInneshiek County Emergency Management Agency is asking for the public's assistance in self-reporting any/all damages throughout Winneshiek County following last week’s flooding.
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The Decorah Police Department filed several charges against a Charles City man after a Friday incident on Siewers Spring Road.
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The annual Winneshiek County Beef banquet was Saturday at the Festina Community Center.
Sports
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After only sending one event to state a year ago, the Trojan girls’ track team is looking to put Turkey Valley back on the map and on the Blue Oval.
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The ability and know-how are there to put the athletes on the Blue Oval at Drake this spring as the Turkey Valley boys’ track team begin the 2019 season.
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For the final time this season, the Decorah boys and girls track teams competed indoors, racing at the Northeast Iowa Conference indoor meet at Wartburg College Tuesday night.
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Mike Schuenke has been announced as the new head coach and program director of the Northeastern Swim Team.
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Team chemistry, experience and depth may be the secret recipe for the Decorah boys’ track team during the 2019 season.
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The Decorah girls’ track team is hoping to claim its 15th consecutive Northeast Iowa Conference crown; but in order to do so, it will need to fill in some gaps after graduating 16 athletes, many with state experience.
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Experience is the best teacher.
And while the South Winn boys’ track and field team may not have a lot of it on the oval, it does have numerous athletes that have been successful in other sports this year.
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This spring should be a fun one for the South Winn girls’ track team as it looks to return to the state meet in full force in May.
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With the sun shining outdoors, the Decorah and South Winn girls and boys track teams headed indoors for the Norse Invite hosted by Luther College Saturday.
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Decorah’s Carston Baumler will be among 92 of Iowa’s most talented pre-college football players for the 47th annual Iowa Shrine Bowl Saturday, July 20, at 4 p.m.
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The 18th annual Iowa vs. Minnesota border battle hosted by the Iowa Wrestling Hall of Fame was Friday, March 8, at Crestwood High School in Cresco.
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Registration for the Northeastern Swim Team (NST) Long Course swim season will open from March 15 through March 29.
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The Northeast Iowa Conference recognized three players on the Decorah boys’ basketball team for their contributions on the court on its All-Conference list last week. It is first-time honors for all three juniors —Patrick Bockman, Matthew Franzen and Logan Halverson.
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Five members of the Turkey Valley boys’ basketball team and three from South Winn were named to the all-Upper Iowa Conference list recently.
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The top senior wrestlers from Northeast Iowa and Southeast Minnesota who have completed outstanding high school careers will face off in the 18thannual all-star “Border Battle” dual meet Friday, March 8, at 7 p.m., at the Crestwood High School.
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