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News
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Kayla Koether, the fifth-generation of a Northeast Iowa farm family and a champi-on of rural communities, has announced her candidacy for Iowa House District 55.
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A series of courses that will provide newcomers to the area an opportunity to network, learn about local non-profits, get to get to know businesses and employers and become active in the community begins next month.
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The city of Decorah is notifying residents that Twin Springs Road will be closed on Wednesday, Feb. 19, and Thursday, Feb. 20.
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Winneshiek County Development and Tourism, with a grant from The Depot Outlet in Decorah and financial assistance from Decorah Jobs, recently commissioned a traffic study.
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Winneshiek County will host a Seed Treatment Continuing Instruction Course (CIC) for commercial pesticide applicators, Wednesday, Feb. 19.
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Winneshiek County and its jurisdictions have been working for the last year to complete an update to a comprehensive Hazard Mitigation Plan.
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A citizen reported finding a counterfeit, $100 bill on the sidewalk in front of a business at 100 East Water Street in Decorah Sunday, Feb. 16.
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The next Community Forum is Tuesday, Feb.18, at Decorah City Hall Council chambers from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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The Oneota Valley Community Orchestra (OVCO) continues its sixth season with a program of works by Rossini, Beethoven, Hippen and Tchaikovksy Sunday, Feb. 23, at 3 p.m. in the Decorah High School Auditorium.
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This February, ArtHaus in Decorah adds full service ceramic and clay facilities at their 107 W. Broadway location.
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Northeast Iowa high school speech and drama students recently participated in the Northeast State Large Group Speech Contest at Dubuque Senior High School.
Those groups selected by the judges as outstanding material are honored with the coveted All-State Speech nomination.
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“The Showing of Love”, a new music theater work based on the writings of Julian of Norwich, with music composed by Brooke Joyce, will be performed Sunday, March 1, at 2 p.m. at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Decorah.
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Callers who ask Alliant Energy customers to pay in a few hours or their power will be disconnected are not legitimate, according to officials from Alliant Energy, who are warning the public that scammers are getting more sophisticated.
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“Creating Habitat with the Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program” will be presented Tuesday, Feb. 18, by Gregg Pattison as part of the Practical Farmers of Iowa’s 2020 webinar series referred to as “farminars.”
Sports
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It was a long time in the making, 25 years to be exact, since the Decorah boys’ basketball team (16-4, 10-2 NEIC) stood atop the Northeast Iowa Conference final standings alone. With the atmosphere mimicking that of a playoff atmosphere with energized fans, the Vikings took down Charles City (10-9, 9-3 NEIC) Friday night, 58-53.
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The dream of a championship lives on for three South Winn wrestlers after they punched their ticket to the individual state wrestling tournament Saturday.
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And then there was one.
The Decorah wrestling team will be sending just one grappler to the state wrestling tournament, following Saturday’s Class 2A District 6 action hosted by New Hampton.
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Diving into the water at state, five members represented the Decorah boys’ swim team Saturday at the 2020 state meet held at the University of Iowa Natatorium in Iowa City.
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In the final game of the regular season, the Decorah girls’ basketball team protected the home court, defeating Charles City (5-15, 2-10 NEIC), 44-33 Friday night.
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It was exactly the start the Turkey Valley girls’ basketball team (18-4) and fans were looking for as the Trojans defeated Starmont (2-20) Thursday night in Jackson Junction. The 66-22 victory is the first step toward the state tournament.
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The season came to an end for the South Winn girls’ basketball team Thursday night in the first round of the Class 1A tournament action.
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The gym was rocking and full of energy as the Decorah boys' basketball team hosted Charles City Friday night, with the Vikings proving to be the best in the Northeast Iowa Conference with a 58-53 win over the Comets on their home court. It marks the first NEIC title since 1998 and its first outright crown since 1995.
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It all comes down to one final game to see who the best in the Northeast Iowa Conference is.
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The Turkey Valley boys’ basketball team (18-3, 14-2 UIC) is riding some momentum into the postseason, having won its last two games and sharing the Upper Iowa Conference title with MFL MarMac. It marks the fourth consecutive season the Trojans have been at the top of the conference.
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The South Winn boys’ basketball team (13-8, 13-3 UIC) closed out the regular season with two games in two nights.
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The dual season came to an end for the South Winn wrestling team Tuesday night.
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With the regular season winding down, Decorah girls’ basketball team (10-9, 4-7 NEIC) traveled to battle Waukon (13-8, 7-5 NEIC), falling 53-42.
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The 2020 football season will feature nine regular season games and 16 playoff qualifiers in all classes. Playoff procedures – district champions earning automatic berths, Ratings Percentage Index ranking the remaining at-large qualifiers — will stay the same in 3A, 2A, 1A, A and Eight Player. All 16 playoff spots in 4A will be considered at-large and determined via RPI.
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Postseason pairings for Turkey Valley and South Winn girls’ and boys' basketball teams were released last week.
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