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‘Human Flow’: A sneak peek of OFF X Thursday
The tenth annual Oneota Film Festival (OFF X) is March 7-9.
A Members-Only sneak-preview screening of Human Flow Thursday, Jan. 17, at T-Bock’s Upstairs, will kick off the season.
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News
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Michelle Quanrude, 36, Calmar was charged with failure to maintain control and failure to provide proof of financial liability after a Monday accident on Highway 9.
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The Decorah High School National Honor Society will induct 66 new members during its annual ceremony Thursday, Jan. 24, at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium.
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The Western Home String Band welcomes 2019 and will celebrate January thaw with an old-fashioned “community contra” dance Saturday, Jan. 19, 7:30-10:30 p.m., at the Lingonberry Event Center, 218 West Water Street in Decorah.
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The Luther College Center for Ethics and Public Engagement and the Northeast Iowa Peace and Justice Center are sponsoring two book discussions of Marcher, Walker, Pilgrim, by Ed Fallon.
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The tenth annual Oneota Film Festival (OFF X) is March 7-9.
A Members-Only sneak-preview screening of Human Flow Thursday, Jan. 17, at T-Bock’s Upstairs, will kick off the season.
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Anyone with information regarding incidents in the North Alley in Decorah Monday morning is encouraged to contact the Decorah Police Department at 563-382-3667.
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The Winneshiek County Sheriff’s Department and the Decorah Police Department have both presented popular library programs for children in recent years; now Library staff have announced two programs for older audiences will be offered in January.
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Tuesday's Public Opinion includes a feature on Korean War veteran Dave Houdek of Decorah.
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Iowa House Speaker Linda Upmeyer (R-Clear Lake) announced last week the Iowa House will appoint an Election Contest Committee to review the contested House District 55 election results.
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“A Year with Frog and Toad” is coming to Decorah.
This delightful musical about the joys and challenges of friendship is sure to capture the attention of audiences of all ages.
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Starting Wednesday, Jan. 16, June Melby will be hosting a new monthly open mic at the Courtyard and Cellar.
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In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and Black History Month in February, Northeast Iowa Community College’s Peosta and Calmar campuses will host the traveling national True Black History Museum.
The museum is free and open to the community on these dates:
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The Decorah Fire Department responded to a caller reporting a large amount of smoke coming from The Salon, 217 E. Water St., at about 9:10 a.m. Friday.
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When they learned there were more applicants than openings for the Decorah Planning and Zoning Commission, members of the Decorah City Council Monday tabled action on the mayor’s recommendation for filling the positions.
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Luther College invites Luther parents, friends and alumni to Luther's Mid-Winter Community Day, featuring swimming and diving, basketball and a pizza party, Saturday, Jan. 12, in the Regents Center on Luther's campus.
Sports
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The Decorah boys’ basketball team (4-7, 3-3 NEIC) had a balanced attack with three players in double figures; however, it wasn’t enough to overtake the Spring Grove Lions on the road Monday night. The Vikings fell 74-62.
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Area athletic teams have completed over half of their seasons before facing their first weather-related cancellations. A light glaze of freezing rain invaded Northeast Iowa Monday and Tuesday forcing several athletic teams to postpone or cancel their events.
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The Decorah girls’ basketball team is hosting its third annual midnight shootout for girls in grades 3-8.
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After rolling past MFL MarMac at home earlier this season, the South Winn boys’ basketball team (8-5, 8-2 UIC) fell Friday to the Bulldogs (6-5, 6-3 UIC) on the road, 77-61.
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The Decorah Viking Athletic Booster Club is hosting a youth wrestling tournament Sunday, Feb. 3, at Decorah High School.
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The Decorah Parks and Recreation Department invites area families to attend Superhero Sunday, a new inclusive event. This free, family open house is Sunday, Jan. 27, from noon to 3 p.m., at the Carrie Lee Gym.
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Decorah High School has announced the hiring of Adam Riley as interim head varsity baseball coach pending school board approval.
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The Decorah wrestling team hosted the Decorah Duals Saturday, with eight area teams competing as the hosts finished as the runner-up.
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The Decorah girls’ basketball team (1-13, 1-6 NEIC) got its first sweet taste of victory over Charles City (0-12, 0-7 NEIC) at home Friday night, 41-35.
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The Decorah boys swim team placed third overall at the Rusty Carst Invite, held at Fort Dodge Saturday.
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The Iowa High School Tennis Coaches Association has selected Vita Domnenko and Carina Yee for academic all-state honors. The pair is pictured with coach Larry Berland.
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The Turkey Valley girls’ basketball team (8-6, 7-3 UIC) hit the hardwood Thursday and Friday, picking up two more victories.
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The Iowa High School Football Coaches Association has released its Academic All-State Football Teams. Decorah’s Drake Shelton and Ryan Schneberger have earned honors for Class 3A.
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The Turkey Valley boys’ basketball team (10-4, 8-2 UIC) had all they could handle Thursday at home as Tripoli (5-7) visited Jackson Junction for a non-conference matchup before stomping West Central (1-12, 1-9 UIC) on the road Friday night.
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The Viking boys’ bowling team came away from Oneota Lanes victorious and the girls’ race came down to a mere 31 pins for the girls’ team versus Tripoli Friday night.
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