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By Kim Meyer
Less than 24 hours after voters rejected the North Union School District’s $12 million bond referendum, the school board was already facing a new question: What’s next?
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11/11/26
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By Kim Meyer
The North Union School Board has tabled a decision on upgrading the fire alarm system at the Armstrong campus after receiving two proposals with significantly different price tags.
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11/11/26
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11/11/26
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At the conclusion of the last basketball season, coaches and parents sat down and brainstormed a way that we could best help our youth succeed. With that, we came up with …
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11/4/26
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The annual 2026 Veterans Day Drive Through will be held on November 11th on Main Street Lakota from 3:00 -6:00 p.m. Once again, Thanksgiving Meal Kits, $40 Gift Cards, and Custom Insulated Leather …
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11/4/26
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North Union School- Swea City Campus -received information shortly after 8:00 am on October 29, 2026 that a student had sent a text message to another student that they were bringing a bomb to school …
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11/4/26
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By Taylor Larsen, NUHS Journalism Student
On October 21-24 eight members of the North Union FFA Chapter boarded a charter bus to venture to the 99th National FFA Convention & Expo held in …
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11/4/26
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The Armstrong Veterans Day program will be held on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, 9:00 a.m., at North Union High School.
Guest speaker for the program will be Casee Ross, Emmet County …
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11/4/26
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Make sure to download the 2026 Christmas Colorings. Winners will be chosen in December and be included in our annual Christmas Section on December 16.
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11/4/26
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By Michael Tidemann
FENTON – North Union Community School District patrons at the district grade school in Fenton Tuesday, Oct. 20 heard the details of a proposed $12-million gymnasium complex …
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10/28/26
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By Michael Tidemann
Some people have been taking the wrong way on a one-way on Swea City’s Main Street, and the Swea City Council would like them to change their course.
Apparently, a lot …
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10/28/26
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By Kim Meyer
The North Kossuth School Board met in regular session on Tuesday, October 20th to take care of several board policies and school personnel.
Several annual board policies were …
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10/28/26
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By Kristin Grabinoski
Former Armstrong-Ringsted graduate reaches coaching milestone while building a culture of character, teamwork and resilience
For Ken Vigdal, reaching 100 career wins …
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10/28/26
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Every year, National 4-H Month is a time to celebrate everything 4-H stands for – and this year’s theme, “Beyond Ready,” is all about how 4-H helps youth grow, learn and lead in a world …
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10/21/26
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There is no shortage of Homecoming royalty in the Colegrove-Nerem family of Armstrong, where generations of family members have proudly worn the crowns of their respective high schools.
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10/21/26
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On October 24, World Polio Day, the Bancroft Area Rotary Club will join thousands of Rotary members across Region 36 – Zones 25 & 29 in the World’s Largest Polio Walk, a coordinated effort to …
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10/21/26
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by Jay Schoning
The Emmetsburg Public Library will be host to ‘More Than a Teacher’ presented by Don Yager on Thursday, October 8th at 6:30 p.m. The documentary is a …
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10/7/26
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Kossuth Regional Health Center (KRHC) and the Bancroft Community Foundation are celebrating two decades of partnership as the KRHC Board of Trustees renews its 20-year lease for the Bancroft Clinic …
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10/7/26
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Every year, National 4-H Week is a time to celebrate everything 4-H stands for – and this year’s theme, “Beyond Ready,” is all about how 4-H helps youth grow, learn and lead in a world …
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10/7/26
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By Michael Tidemann
In an Aug. 25 filing, Billy Joe Long, individually and Billy Joe Long as father and next friend of A.J.L., a minor, dismissed any and all claims against North Union Community …
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10/7/26
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