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Mother Nature's fury
The Decorah Fire Department drone captured this photo of a freestall dairy barn owned by Schmitt Dairy of rural Fort Atkinson which collapsed during a storm Wednesday afternoon.
Pee Wee Dairy
Lily Holthaus, 8, participated in the Pee Wee Dairy Show at the Winneshiek County Fair. She is the daughter of Molly and Ryan, of West Union. (Photo by Julie Berg-Raymond).
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News
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William Mack, 30, Calmar, was charged with felony burglary and domestic
abuse assault after a Thursday incident at about 8 p.m. in Calmar.
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Plans continue to unfold for the RAGBRAI 2017 stop in Ossian, Friday, July 28.
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Farm Estate Sale. 1987 195th St. (Just off Middle Calmar Road, 7 Miles South of Decorah) Friday, July 21 • 4-7 pm and Saturday, July 22 • 9 am-4 pm Furniture, primitives, tools, garden items, trunks, raw materials, household items, and much more. Make an offer! Cash only. Pickers Welcome!
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Replacement and rehabilitation of culverts under North Winn Road is
starting this week as part of the reconstruction of the road built in
the 1960s.
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Governor Kim Reynolds issued a disaster proclamation Thursday for
Allamakee, Clayton, Fayette and Winneshiek counties in response to
severe weather Wednesday, July 19.
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Alliant Energy is asking local electrical customers to be patient as
crews work to restore power in Winneshiek County following a storm
Wednesday evening.
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Federal indictments have been issued against two Ossian residents
following several search warrants which were carried out last month.
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The Decorah Fire Department drone captured this photo of a freestall dairy barn owned by Schmitt Dairy of rural Fort Atkinson which collapsed during a storm Wednesday afternoon.
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This week's Decorah Journal includes extensive coverage of the Biggest Little Fair in Iowa.
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A number of Decorah streets will be closed Friday, July 28, to accommodate RAGBRAI’s stop in Decorah.
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Local youth Hanna Schmitt and Hope Dohlman were selected to serve on the Iowa State 4-H Council, at the 2017 State 4-H Conference and Animal Science ROUNDUP held on the ISU campus in Ames. Nearly 750 youth delegates along with 4-H staff and volunteers attended the conference. Pictured are Schmitt, left and Dohlman. (Submitted photo)
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Lily Holthaus, 8, participated in the Pee Wee Dairy Show at the Winneshiek County Fair. She is the daughter of Molly and Ryan, of West Union. (Photo by Julie Berg-Raymond).
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Luther College has pledged $15,000 to Decorah Power, a local citizens
group, towards a feasibility study of a Municipal Electric Utility (MEU)
for Decorah.
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New technology is saving the Decorah Fire Department (DFD) precious time during search and rescue calls.
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Thomas Hendrickson (left) and his Norwegian Fjord horse, Borge, were one of the entries in the Open Carriage and Driving Show at the Winneshiek County Fair.
Sports
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Three runs were enough for the Decorah baseball team (22-8) overcome its
six errors in Friday’s district semifinal to continue its pursuit of a
State Tournament bid.
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What a ballgame!
There’s no other way to describe Turkey Valley’s district semifinal baseball game versus Kee held Thursday in New Albin.
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The Warriors season came to an end in the class 2A district final against Class 2A top-ranked New Hampton, 9-2.
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Four members of the Decorah softball team were named to the All-Northeast Iowa Conference (NEIC) list last week.
Lauryn
Eggert, Katie Nimrod, and Hailey Nierling are all second-time honorees,
while Ambria Pipho makes her inaugural appearance.
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A pair of wins over Charles City (6-12 NEIC, 10-19 overall) on Friday
earned the Decorah baseball team (12-4 NEIC, 18-7 overall) second place
in the NEIC behind New Hampton – knotching its best league finish for
the Vikings since the 2014 season.
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The South Winn baseball team (19-13 overall) concluded the 2017
regular season with three games in three days last week, collecting a
pair of wins over quality opponents.
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The Turkey Valley baseball team (10-18 overall) had one last hurrah as
they visited Gladbrook-Reinbeck (13-8) on Thursday against a good young
pitcher.
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The quest for a baseball championship will begin across the state tonight.
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Hitting is contagious.
The South Winn softball team (17-15) proved
that as they rang up nine runs in one inning Wednesday night in the
second round of regional action versus the Sumner-Fred Cougars (16-14)
in Calmar.
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On Thursday, the Decorah softball team (9-18) entered the Class 4A
Region 4 quarterfinal on the road in Farley versus the Western Dubuque
Bobcats (22-15) looking to win their first postseason game since 2012.
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Sitting at 10th in the Class 3A rankings, the Decorah baseball team
added a couple notches to the win column Friday over Waverly-Shell Rock
before falling to UIC champs Clayton Ridge-Central on Monday.
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Wrapping up conference action in a makeup contest Friday, the Turkey
Valley (7-7 UIC, 9-17) baseball team welcomed Clayton Ridge-Central
(14-2 UIC, 19-9) to Jackson Junction, falling in a pair of close
contests.
Monday, the Trojans visited the Riceville Wildcats and came away victorious, 11-4.
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It was a two-day affair to close out the 2017 regular season for the
Decorah softball team (5-13 NEIC, 9-18 overall) on the road at NEIC
leader Charles City (16-2 NEIC, 30-6 overall).
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Winneshiek County Habitat for Humanity (WCHFH) will sponsor the
Fourth Annual Don Kemp Memorial Golf Tournament on Thursday, Aug. 3, at
Oneota Golf and Country Club. The 18-hole event will raise funds to
build the organization’s next home, to be located in Ridgeway.
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