Premier Communications, a leading provider of voice, video and data services, recently purchased communication services in several northwest Iowa territories from Consolidated Communications, formerly operated under Hickory Tech and Enventis.
The Hull Industrial Development Corporation announced last week that 38 new residential lots will be available for sale before the end of 2016.
Takeuchi-US, a global innovation leader, has chosen New Tec Inc. of Hull to be a new dealer of its compact equipment.
Businesses in Sioux County keep growing and expanding, according to numbers just released by the State Data Center of Iowa. The data center reported
At the Legion meeting Tuesday evening, Sept. 6, Gerald Bonestroo was surprised with an honor for his son, Ken Bonestroo.
United Presbyterian Church of Boyden recently remodeled its manse. An open house last Sunday provided the congregation an opportunity to check out the updates and improvements made to the pastoral home. Responses from members were very positive.
Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 31, the Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley varsity football team members and junior and senior girls on the Boyden-Hull volleyball team spent some time volunteering at the Hull Sack Pack program packing sacks
You might hear it, you might not, but talent rocks in Boyden as Eli Dykstra, 14-year-old son of Dave and Jen Dykstra, practices his music! He’s a freshman at Boyden-Hull and loves practicing for gigs.
Hull Christian has two new staff members June De Wit | Writer jdewit@ncppub.com Hull Christian School welcomed two new staff members for the 2016-2017 school year.
Absentee ballots available for special school election Absentee ballots are now available for those voters who plan to be absent for the special Boyden Hull school election Sept.
Hesla Field concession stand completed Jeanne Visser | Writer A new concession stand at A.R. Hesla Field was completed in time for the first football game of the season, which was
New faculty joining Western Christian for 2016-17 year Shawn Keizer will be joining the Western Christian mathematics department where he will be teaching applied math, Algebra II, pre-calculus and AP calculus.
Going over his report this year was a little different for Hull Christian School principal, Randy Ten Pas, than it has been the past two years. He no longer need to be talking about a building project.
It all began last fall with feedback from community members through an on-line survey. This spring, discussion groups drew up a preliminary plan. To continue the process, a Comprehensive Planning Workshop was hosted by the City of Hull Wednesday evening, Aug. 24
Last winter Mark and Jessica Kooiker packed up their belongings and moved out of their old house and into a new house — a short trip across their yard. The Kooikers and their three children live on a farm between Boyden and Hull.
Eleven citizens appeared at the Hull City Council meeting last week to voice their concerns about adding a dog park to Eastside Park.
Boyden-Hull brings TLC to school Jeanne Visser | Writer It’s not just kids who look forward to the first day of school.
Dan Pottebaum, principal of Boyden-Hull Junior High and High School,
Hull Protestant Reformed Christian School principal, Loren Gritters, accepted good news and bad news as the school year opened yesterday (Tuesday).
