Stateline Publications

SPENCER—North Union won the opening set but the Spencer Tigers roared back to take the next three games to win a non-conference volleyball match over the green-black-and-silver on Tuesday, Oct. 12.

Miller, Pixler NU questions

Gene Miller Personal information: education, employment, family, hobbies/special interests/ church activities

Knights outscore North Union 48-35

ARMSTRONG—Mason City Newman outpointed the North Union Warriors 48-35 on Friday, Oct. 15 in a high scoring Class A district football contest for the right to advance to the playoffs.

Looft, Fraker, Johnson, Rasch Bancroft questions

Jaimes Looft Previous experience on councils, boards, committees, etc. (Include city council experience please) Served four years as a deacon on the Church board at Bethany E&R. Reasons for seeking election to the Bancroft City Council. I would like to get involved and try to make a difference in my community.

Members of the public, primarily bidders, viewed Bolten & Menk Engineering’s Tyler Conley make a presentation that included a project map.

Supervisors attend Kossuth drainage public hearing

ALGONA – The Emmet County Board of Supervisors Tuesday, Oct. 5 attended a public hearing and bid opening in Algona for work on joint Drainage District 84, which includes Emmet, Kossuth and Palo Alto counties.

North Union High School instrumental music director Chris Lockwood answers a question from student Abby Rezac.

Lockwood principal in Mankato Symphony Orchestra

When you’re good, you’re good. But when you’re very good, you’re great. And great is what it takes to become principal in a symphony orchestra. That’s exactly what North Union High School instrumental music instructor Chris Lockwood has done.

North Iowa edges Warriors 7-5

Tue, 06/22/2021 - 9:52pm Clinton Davis

BANCROFT—North Iowa used a six-run third inning to keep the North Union Warriors winless on the year with a 7-5 Top of Iowa Conference baseball victory.

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Sewer and water rates to see increase

Tue, 06/22/2021 - 9:41pm Clinton Davis

The Bancroft City Council passed a resolution to raise water and sewer rates at their June 14 meeting. The rate increase will go into effect on the July bill.

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Father Schrad retires after 44 years from active Catholic Priesthood

Tue, 06/22/2021 - 9:39pm Clinton Davis

Father Merlin Schrad retires from active Catholic priesthood after 44 years, with his last mass taking place July 4. Father Schrad said his bags are almost packed. St.

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Armstrong to amend budget June 14

Tue, 06/08/2021 - 2:34pm Clinton Davis

The city of Armstrong has scheduled a public hearing on a budget amendment for its June 14 city council meeting.

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Armstrong Memorial Day Program Packed

Tue, 06/01/2021 - 3:43pm Clinton Davis

The Memorial Day Program in Armstrong was full of citizens ready to pay their respects to those who served our country and have passed.

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Mayor Pro-tem Ron Trenary (right) does the honor of swearing in the newly elected Mayor of Armstrong, Travis Schueller. Schueller won the special election held on May 11 over write in Dave Grussing with 153 votes to Grussing’s 122 votes. Schueller will fill the mayor position until the general election in November.

Sheriff’s contract approved

Tue, 05/25/2021 - 3:18pm Clinton Davis

The 28E Law Enforcement Agreement between the City of Armstrong and Emmet County was approved at Monday night’s special council meeting. This action was listed as Resolution 2021-0524-01.

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