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Nathan Broek | Sports Editor ORANGE CITY-The Western Christian girls’ and boys’ track teams hit the track for the first […]
Nathan Broek | Sports Editor ORANGE CITY-The Western Christian girls’ and boys’ track teams hit the track for the first […]
Nathan Broek | Sports Editor SIBLEY-Boyden-Hull took to the links for the first time in over a year for a […]
Nathan Broek | Sports Editor HULL-The Boyden-Hull girls’ golf team got the opportunity to compete on its home course to […]
Events
GUN SHOW March 3-5, Sergeant
Bluffs, Iowa – Family Center,
Friday 4PM-9PM, Saturday
9AM-5PM, Sunday 9AM-3PM,
Large selection of guns & ammunition
for sale, Info: 563-
608-4401 (INCN)
For Sale
For Sale — Roof-top Sears Ex-
Cargo 18 cubic foot
HULL-Boyden-Hull had a tough time with Clay Central-Everly in the first eight minutes of Class 1A District 2 boys’ basketball tournament action Thursday.
INWOOD-Boyden-Hull’s defense was able to keep it within striking distance in the first quarter, but Class 2A 13th-ranked West Lyon
Sharon Van Oort 68 Doon, Iowa February 17, 2017 Sharon E. Van Oort, 68, of rural Doon, Iowa, passed away Friday, Feb.
Orville Nettinga 79 Hull, Iowa February 10, 2017 Orville Nettinga, 79, of Hull, Iowa, passed away Friday, Feb.
Explaining that he is still recovering from the illnesses that incapacitated him last year, Hull Councilman Mark Kreun offered his resignation at the Feb. 13 council meeting.
The ‘Blessed and Unbreakable Tour’ gave its final performance in Hull on Saturday evening. The tour includes the ‘Ducky Dynasty star,’ Missy Robertson and The Christian Contemporary singers, Selah
The past couple of weeks have brought about some minimal changes in school funding. A bill signed by Gov. Branstad increased the general state aid to public schools by $40 million for the next academic school year.
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SURGERY AND
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MILFORD-For the entire 2016-2017 season, Western Christian senior Skylar Bonestroo has had one thing on his mind: