Month: October 2018

Tigers falter late against MMC-RU Royals

Nathan Broek | Sports Editor Trinity Christian 22-25-26-8  1 MMC-RU              25-22-28-25  3 MARCUS-Trinity Christian recovered after a slow start in set one, but a late rally by Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn/Remsen Union (MMC-RU) in set three made the difference to hand...

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Boyden-Hull topples Rock Valley in round one

Nathan Broek | Sports Editor Rock Valley    14-12-12  0 Boyden-Hull  25-25-25  3 HULL-Boyden-Hull plucked just about everything Rock Valley hit at it and, in turn, the Comets got a good offensive attack in a 25-14, 25-12, 25-12 victory in the opening round of the...

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Nighthawks reign over the Warriors 48-6

Nathan Broek | Sports Editor Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley 0-21-21-6  48 Sioux Center                              0-0-0-6  6 SIOUX CENTER-Class 2A second-ranked Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley did not have the start it was hoping it would have against Sioux Center in the final...

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Meagan Bonestroo

Meagan Bonestroo 28 Sheldon, Iowa October 18, 2018 Meagan Bonetroo, 28, of Sheldon, Iowa, passed away Thursday, Oct. 18, 2018, at Sanford Sheldon Medical Center. Funeral services were Monday, Oct. 22, at First Reformed Church, Hull, with interment in Hope Cemetery,...

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Kathryn Krull

Kathryn Krull 94 George, Iowa October 18, 2018 Kathryn Krull, 94 of George, Iowa, died Thursday, October 18, 2018, at Good Samaritan Society, George. Funeral services were Monday, Oct. 22, at Jurrens Funeral Home, George, with interment in Evergreen Lawn Cemetery,...

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Helena Van Ravenswaay

Helena Van Ravenswaay 88 Sioux Center, Iowa October 15, 2018 Helena Van Ravenswaay, 88, of Sioux Center, Iowa, died Monday, Oct. 15, 2018, at Whispering Heights Care Center, Rock Valley, Iowa. Funeral services were Friday, Oct. 19, at Netherlands Reformed Church,...

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Red Ribbon Week Oct. 23-31

The Iowa Department of Public Health joins the National Family Partnership in observing Red Ribbon Week 2018 Oct. 23-31. Since 1988, the annual National Red Ribbon Campaign has influenced drug prevention efforts. The red ribbon symbolizes an empowerment for...

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Reverse Trick or Treat in Hull

June De Wit | Staff Writer Most people think of Halloween as a time for trick or treating. But Koele Insurance thinks of Halloween differently as the company is hosting its third annual Reverse Trick or Treat. This event helps obtain healthy food and games for...

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Aspen Heights shares talents

Residents from Aspen Heights enjoyed a resident talent show Tuesday, Oct. 16. Each resident enjoyed sharing a special talent with the group. Some read a reading, while others played piano, etc. (Photos/Submitted by Aspen Heights)

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Partnership has collected 204 pounds of medicines

National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is Oct. 27 Since April 2018, over 200 pounds of unused and out of date medicines have been collected in Sioux County through the Drug Enforcement Agency’s Prescription Drug Take Back Day campaign. Collectively, with 108...

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Otter Valley Country Club hosting dinner theater

The Otter Valley Country Club fall dinner theater will be presenting “Hit The Road Jack” by Pat Cook Nov. 7, 8, 9 and 10. Actors pictured in the front row: Kim Dykstra, Andreah Maassen, Ruth Ackerman, Angie Mc Connell, Paul Van Briesen, Karlee Sieperda, Larry Kruse,...

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Boyden Community Club plans Halloween party

June De Wit | Staff Writer The Boyden Community Club is hosting a Halloween Party for kids in the community on Tuesday, Oct. 30, from 5-6:30 p.m. in the Demco Community Center. Kids will enjoy game stations, puzzles, prizes and more. Due to church night schedules, it...

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Western Christian FFA members attend district conference

Each year, Northwest District and Iowa FFA officers plan and facilitate Greenhand Fire-Up Conferences for FFA members in the northwest district. Recently, freshman FFA members from Western Christian attended four interactive workshops for first-year high school FFA...

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Hull Christian School students pray for community businesses

Jeanne Visser | Staff Writer Teaching students about the power of prayer is the theme for chapel at Hull Christian School this year.  During October, the school focused on praying for businesses in the community. Each month teachers and classes take turns leading the...

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Potatoes for the year

June De Wit |Staff Writer Roger and Carol Vis of Hull have become experts of a sort when it comes to growing potatoes, at least this year. They like the Kennebec seed potatoes the best, as they seem to grow and keep well. When Roger dug up the potatoes this fall,...

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Planning for the future

Jeanne Visser | Staff Writer “We want to continue serving the community as Hull continues to grow,” stated attorney Philip De Koster, an owner of De Koster & De Koster Law in Hull. To do that, he and his father, attorney John De Koster, decided their work place...

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Three Wolfpack runners earn all-conference honors

Nathan Broek | Sports Editor SPIRIT LAKE-It was a wet and cold night for the Lakes Conference cross-country meet at Brooks Golf Course in Spirit Lake Monday, Oct. 8, but Western Christian did well enough to have three runners claim all-conference honors. The Wolfpack...

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Five Nighthawks earn all-conference honors

Nathan Broek | Sports Editor SIBLEY-The Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley girls’ and boys’ cross-country teams have been led by Lizzy Blum, Madie Strubbe, Emily De Ruyter, Marco Lopez and Dayton Brunsting for much of the 2018 season. Those runners were rewarded with...

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