The Longest Day
Have you enjoyed that extra hour you lost last Spring? I don’t have a clue as to the “why” it happens – but it seems the Sunday we Fall Back goes on forever. I know – after all of these years I should take it right in stride.
November 2022
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Fremont County investigation continues into allegations of serial killer
State, local, and federal law enforcement officials are continuing their efforts to corroborate the report of multiple historic homicides in rural Freemont County, Iowa. No additional information is currently available.
Corps of Engineers plans reductions for winter water releases
Six public meetings were held during the week of Oct. 24 to present current hydrologic conditions and the planned operation of the Missouri River mainstem reservoir system for the remainder of 2022.
High School Seniors Will Earn $1,000 for College
A program offering $1,000 scholarships is now open to Iowa high school seniors. Students not only have a chance at much-needed funds for college but can also learn ways to reduce college loan debt through the program.
DAR Good Citizen
Molli Fichter has been chosen to receive the DAR Good Citizen Award for Sidney High School. The award is given to a student who displays dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Fichter will be honored at a ceremony in February.
Assistant SCC soccer coach finishes season as interim head coach
Morgan Anderson never intended to be the head coach so soon for the Storm women’s soccer team, but when Head Coach John Hakari took another job in South Dakota at the beginning of the season, the job became Anderson’s, and she intended to make the most of it.
2022 PSC Hall of Fame members
Peru State 2022 Hall of Fame inductees are, from left, Fredd Ward, Doug Goltz, Maxine Mehus, Jeff George, Mark Yori, and Peru State College President, Dr. Michael Evans.
Busy opener to this years pheasant season, hunters report success
Hunters are home, the dogs are resting and Iowa’s opening weekend of pheasant season is in the rearview mirror. Reports from across the state varied from excellent up north to good in central and southwest Iowa, with the consensus that hunting will continue to improve once all the corn is harvested.
LINDAC.BLACK HOROSCOPES
TODAY’S 11/22). This year benefits your health, fitness and work. Home and family flourish with steady care and attention. Autumn reveals valuable personal discoveries, sparking new possibilities for winter collaboration. Physical victories next spring inspire a personal change next summer. Get your heart pumping to thrive.