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Silver Springs turns 25
Three of the four original golfers to tee-off at Silver Springs Country
Club in Ossian were in attendance at the Silver Springs 25th anniversary
tournament Saturday.
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News
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The Northeast Iowa Dairy Foundation will celebrate National Dairy Month with the tenth annual Breakfast on the Farm Saturday, June 22, from 8:30 a.m. until noon, at Iowa’s Dairy Center located just south of Calmar at 1527 Highway 150 South.
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Decorah high school baseball alumni and their families are invited to celebrate the contributions of Dennis and Paula Olejniczak to the Viking baseball program Friday, June 28, when the Vikings host Oelwein at Olejniczak Field.
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Wayne and Ryan Wangsness, of Flying W Farm, will host a field day in partnership with Practical Farmers of Iowa (PFI) and the University of Northern Iowa Tuesday, June 25.
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On the last day of school before the North Winneshiek School District consolidates with the Decorah School District, several long-time North Winneshiek employees were honored with flags before the flags were retired at the school.
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The community of Burr Oak will celebrate the life of Laura Ingalls Wilder during its annual Laura Days Celebration this weekend, June 21-23.
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Three of the four original golfers to tee-off at Silver Springs Country
Club in Ossian were in attendance at the Silver Springs 25th anniversary
tournament Saturday.
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The Decorah City Council has again denied Winneshiek County Republicans’ request to fly President Donald Trump flags along Water Street.
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There’s been a lot of uncertainty in the farming community about the country’s ability to trade its agricultural products around the world, Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig said during a roundtable discussion in Decorah Thursday afternoon.
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Northeast Iowa Peace and Justice Center (119 Winnebago, Decorah) is hosting a program with Ross Evelsizer Tuesday, July 9, at 5:30 p.m.
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Decorah has been singled out on a “Best of” list again.
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Decorah Police officers conducted tobacco compliance checks in the city of Decorah June 13.
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The trial for the man accused of killing Barquin Arozamena, a former Iowa State University golf star, will not be held in Decorah.
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The Depot Outlet Board awarded a $2,000 grant to the Winneshiek County Historic Preservation Commission for a reconnaissance survey of stone structures in Winneshiek County.
Sports
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It was a sluggish offensive output for the South Winn softball team (8-14, 6-6 UIC) Tuesday night as the it took on Crestwood on the road.
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The South Winn baseball team (15-7, 8-0 UIC) stepped out of the conference to face Wapsie Valley on the road, falling 6-2.
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The Turkey Valley baseball team (2-13, 2-4 UIC) finally got in the win column sweeping Postville at home Monday night, followed up by a non-conference loss to Oelwein.
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After seeing success late last week, the Turkey Valley softball team (9-11, 6-4 UIC) had a tough start to this week, dropping two contests.
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The Decorah softball team (9-8, 6-6 NEIC) put another tally in the win column, shutting out Oelwein (3-14, 0-9 NEIC) Monday night at home, 4-0.
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Turkey Valley will honor the life of Coralynn Sobolik, the 22-month-old daughter of Paul and Meagan Sobolik who died April 22, 2019.
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After picking up five consecutive wins, the Decorah baseball team (7-10, 3-4 NEIC) faltered in a twinbill versus Oelwein Wednesday and New Hampton Friday.
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It was a friendly rivalry on the diamond Saturday afternoon when the Class 1A No. 8 South Winn baseball team (15-6, 8-0 UIC) hosted Decorah (7-10, 3-4 NEIC).
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It was a battle of two unbeaten in the conference as the Class 1A No. 8 South Winn baseball team (15-6, 8-0 UIC) hosted Kee High (12-5, 4-2 UIC), in Calmar Thursday.
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The South Winn softball team (8-13, 6-6 UIC) gained confidence last week, sweeping Postville and just missing the “W” versus Sumner-Fred.
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An explosion of runs early gave the South Winn baseball team (15-6, 8-0 UIC) a 12-2 victory Wednesday night in Calmar over Turkey Valley (0-12, 0-4 UIC).
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As last week came to a close the Decorah softball team (8-8, 5-6 NEIC), faced off with several top opponents.
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Jay Fjelstul, who just finished his junior year at Decorah High School, has been named to the Class 3A Boys’ First Team All-State list by the Iowa High School Golf Coaches Association for the Spring 2019 season.
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Last week the temperatures may have dropped, but the Decorah swimmers stayed hot, defeating Calmar, 410 to 195, Tuesday, June 11, in Decorah. The meet was shortened due to frigid temps and rain, eliminating the final set of free relays.
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The Northeastern Swim Team participated in the Splash Out Hunger Invitational Friday-Sunday, June 7-9, in Iowa City at Mercer Aquatic Center.
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