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The North Kossuth School Board held their regular monthly m,eeting Monday, February 10, 2025.
For the past several months, the board has been discussing different options to fix the …
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By Kim Meyer
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2/18/25
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North Union middle and high school students and athletes have been taking advantage of the new facility located north of the high school building in Armstrong.
After much planning by the North …
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By Kim Meyer
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1/28/25
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The Swea City City Council at their Wednesday, Jan. 15 meeting learned the city library will get a new ADA (Americans With Disabilities Act) entry with funding coming from various sources.
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By Michael Tidemann
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1/28/25
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Kevin and Cassie Marso of Bode are the parents of daughter born on January 20, 2025. They have named her Josie. She weighed 9 lbs 13 oz and was 22 inches long. Welcoming her home were …
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1/28/25
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Case Philip, son of Becky Bormann and Justin Heldorfer of Bancroft was born on January 22, 2025 at Kossuth Regional Health Center. Case weighed 8 lbs 12 oz and was 21inches long.
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1/28/25
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January has been a great month! The Swea City Library received a $10,000 grant from the Kossuth County Foundation. Thank you to them and others who have contributed to the funds needed to …
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1/28/25
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North Union student Kenna Hatten uses free weights during her class time.
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1/28/25
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Members of the North Union Traveling Basketball Team, coached by Derek Anderson, listen intently during a recent practice.
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1/28/25
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Updates on facilities were given by North Union Superintendent Travis Schueller during the North Union School Board meeting on Monday, January 30th.
Superintendent Schueller stated that …
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By Kim Meyer
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1/28/25
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The Swea City Park & Pool committee & SCIL hosted the first Bingo of the new year at LaRow’s Wood Fired Grill on Thursday, January 9, 2025. Besides Bingo game winners, a drawing …
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1/14/25
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Kathy Jo Strong, along with her daughter and grandkids, were displaced from their home they are renting on Tuesday night, January 7th when a fire broke out in the top part of their two story home. …
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1/14/25
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Kossuth Regional Health Center welcomed its first baby of the New Year on January 1, 2025. Vienna Arianeth Chanelo was born weighing 7 lbs and measured 20 inches long.
Proud parents are Jasmine …
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1/14/25
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1/14/25
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Clay Buster Jewell Ulrich, who graduated last May, is on a full ride to Central College in Fort Dodge. Present for the signing in January were her sister Gabi, her mom Jaimee Ulrich, …
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12/17/24
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Members from the Valero Lakota ethanol plant celebrated with four local agencies to whom they gave charitable giving donations to this past year. “As part of Valero’s commitment to our …
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12/17/24
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The big guy in red, aka Santa Claus,was busy handing out candy canes while visiting Rustic Treasurers during Winter Wonderland.
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12/17/24
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The Kossuth County Fair received $10,000 towards the carnival at the 2025 fair during Valero’s grant presentation. Pictured are Kirk Jarvis, Lakota plant manager, Kossuth County Fair …
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12/17/24
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The Lakota Fire Department received $10,000 towards the purchase of new bunker gear. Pictured are Kirk Jarvis, Lakota plant manager, Lakota Fire Department members Andy Price and Ron Jarvis.
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12/17/24
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The North Kossuth School Board met on Monday, December 9 to approve three items on their agenda. Two of those of items were pertaining to board policies.
They approved the 700 series along with …
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By Kim Meyer
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12/17/24
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Gene Miller, a member of the Little Al Foundation, was almost brought to tears by the generous donations made those attending the Little Al Foundation Christmas Celebration in Lone Rock. Those …
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12/10/24
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