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Wilma Altena

Wilma Altena 93 George, Iowa July 10, 2019 Wilma Altena, 93, of George, Iowa, passed away Wednesday, July 10, 2019, at Good Samaritan Society of George.  Funeral services were Friday, July 12, at Porter Funeral Home, Rock Valley, Iowa, with interment in Valley View...

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Iola Moss

Iola Moss 88 Valley Springs, South Dakota July 7, 2019 Iola M. Moss, 88, of Valley Springs, South Dakota, died Sunday, July 7, 2019, at Sanford USD Medical Center in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.  Funeral service was Thursday, July 11, at Valley Springs Reformed Church...

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Annetta Mulder

Annetta Mulder 92 Sioux Center, Iowa July 9, 2019 Annetta Mulder, 92 of Sioux Center, Iowa, died Tuesday, July 9, 2019, at Sioux Center Health. Funeral service was Friday, July 12, 2019, at the Faith Christian Reformed Churc, Sioux Center, with interment in Memory...

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Master Gardener training to be hosted in Orange City

Registration for the training closes Aug. 9 The Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Master Gardener program will host its core training sessions this fall for individuals interested in becoming Master Gardener volunteers. Local training will be Saturday...

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Dairy Day

Jeanne Visser | Staff Writer Making butter and milking a cow were two of the activities for kids, and some adults, when the Western Iowa Dairy Alliance visited the Hull Public Library Thursday morning, July 11. Alliance executive director, Scott Schroeder, his mom,...

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Hull looks at street improvements for 2020

Jeanne Visser | Staff Writer The Hull City Council began looking ahead to street overlay projects for 2020 when they met Tuesday morning, July 9.  City administrator Jim Collins noted that the street committee met at the end of June and made recommendations for next...

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More than just news

New staff writer looks forward to telling stories Jessica Jensen | Managing Editor  Growing up, news wasn’t real news unless it made it in the newspaper for Carmen Vande Stroet, the newest staff writer to join New Century Press, parent company of the Sioux County...

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So much fun at Hull’s Summerfest

Jeanne Visser | Staff Writer The 2019 Hull Summerfest celebration lived up to its theme, “Making Memories Happen,” with families, friends and large crowds of people sharing in the many events and activities. Summerfest began Wednesday evening with a car and tractor...

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Boyden Library hosts IPTV’s Dan Wardell

Jeanne Visser | Staff Writer Dan Wardell’s Reading Road Trip stopped at the Boyden Public Library Tuesday, July 9, for an engaging and interactive story time. More than 50 young Wardell fans cheered, laughed and listened intently as the celebrity read books and told...

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More than just a pretty sight

Caitlyn French | Staff Writer Monarch butterflies are more than just a beautiful sight to behold; monarchs are critical pollinators that make an arduous journey each year during their annual migration. Recently, emphasis has been placed on providing habitat for the...

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Dr. Scott Rens to fill role as clinical medical director

June De Wit | Staff Writer Scott Rens, MD, was recently appointed by Sioux Center Health as the new clinical medical director. Gerald Van Es, MD had served in that capacity since 2008. In his new role as clinical medical director, Dr. Rens will work with medical staff...

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New administrator has high expectations

June De Wit | Staff Writer Dr. Coleen McCarty, licensed nursing home administrator, is the new administrator at Pleasant Acres, a 60-bed care facility in Hull. McCarty began her duties in mid-March. Although she resides in LeMars, she doesn’t mind the 45-minute...

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Take a peek inside Hull museum Saturday

Jeanne Visser | Staff Writer Even though the Hull Museum isn’t quite finished, anyone interested in seeing the interior of the building can take a look Saturday after the Summerfest parade. The Hull Museum will be open to visitors following the parade until 1:30 p.m.,...

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New ‘blackout’ specialty license plate now available

There’s a new specialty license plate available to Iowans now. The latest addition to the Iowa Department of Transportation’s options is the “blackout” plate – an all-black plate with white lettering authorized last legislative session. The new plate was available to...

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More heavy rains last week cause destruction

Jeanne Visser | Staff Writer Heavy rains that pounded Hull last week caused another round of flooding in community basements and triggered even more destruction.  More than 4 inches of rain produced flooding which destroyed two bridges at Rolling Hills golf course,...

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Jansen places third with Halsey

June De Wit | Staff Writer Jeremy and Jennifer Jansen’s family from rural Hull took part in the American Junior Shorthorn Association’s national show in Lebanon, Tennessee, recently. Junior Association members from the United States and Canada exhibited their...

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Western Christian FFA chapter hosts tractor ride

Abby Schmidt | Reporter Western Christian FFA The Western Christian FFA chapter hosted its annual tractor ride Saturday, June 29. Approximately 40 tractors rode the route that started at Western Christian High School. The tractors then went to Rock Valley with a stop...

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Mud Mayhem new at Summerfest

Jeanne Visser | Staff Writer It’s a dirty business, but there’s no shortage of people willing to dive in and get a little messy. Mud volleyball is a new event in Hull’s Summerfest celebration this year and 13 teams had signed up as of last week. Volleyball courts will...

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Run Wild for a Child event

June De Wit | Staff Writer Bright Start Daycare and Preschool is hosting a Run Wild for a Child 5K/1-mile fun run beginning at 8 a.m. Saturday, July 13 at Bright Start near the football/track field at 1003 Okey St. where it will also end. Sara Wiersma, who is...

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