Lance Helming and Brynn Rognes were crowned 2024 LMHS prom king and queen after the Grand March, Saturday evening, April 20.
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Swallow Coffeehouse celebrated their second anniversary last week. Saturday evening’s entertainment included LMCS graduate, Monte Gulick (above left) and his son, Tony. Monte’s parents are Mark and Syvlia Gulick, former residents of Lake Mills. Monte makes his home in Yanton, S.D.
Worth County 4-H was very successful at this year’s Iowa State Fair 4-H Educational Presentation event. Three of the five Worth County 4-H Educational presentations were awarded the top Award of Excellence recognition, while the other two were recognized with the Seal of Merit award. Participants...
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig, Iowa Farm Bureau Federation President Brent Johnson and Vice President Joe Heinrich honored 351 Iowa farm families with Century or Heritage Farm designations at the Iowa State Fair, last Thursday, Aug. 18. The program celebrates farms that have been owned by...
The three most important things to know about Gladys Biel, are that her faith, Norwegian heritage, and family mean the world to her.
Gladys lives in a Norwegian blue house with white accents, just doors away from her daughter, Jan Belica.
As her nephew, Kirk Nesvig, Minneapolis, Minn., said, “...
The Winnebago County Board of Supervisors announced last week that Winnebago County has joined a statewide coalition to end human trafficking in Iowa. The Iowa Businesses Against Trafficking (IBAT) initiative is spearheaded by the Iowa Secretary of State’s Office. The goal is to have Iowa’s...
Winnebago County Veterans Affairs and Winnebago County Commissioners have announced that the search to fill a commissioner vacancy has begun.
“It is my privilege to serve the veterans in Winnebago County and the Commissioners play an integral role in providing support and guidance to my office as...
As thousands of Iowans and Minnesotans head off to college this fall, one of the most important things needed isn’t on any shopping list. There are lots of new freedoms when entering college, and when it comes to creating strong routines and habits—especially healthy eating, exercise and sleep—it’s...
State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald is reminding parents and loved ones about the importance of saving for a student’s education. “Just as summer always seems to slip away, so do the years before your student pursues their higher education dreams,” said Fitzgerald. “With the school year starting...
What’s new? We know a new school year is quickly approaching. A new grade level for students? A new teacher? A new experience for parents sending their first child to school? Sometimes it is a new start in middle school or high school. A new athletic team? A new field show for the marching band?...
The Emmons High School Class of 1982 held their 40th class reunion, Saturday, July 16, at the Emmons American Legion. Pictured above, kneeling in front: Kary Marpe and Shelly (Attig) Pansch. Middle row (L-R): Marie (Renchin) Haynes, Nancy (Johnson) Archer, Michelle (Flaskerud) Vangen, Ann (Beers)...
