The LMHS girls track team performed well at the Norsemen Relays held at Roland-Story last Thursday, April 18, taking third place overall with a team score of 85.5.
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Girls golf
The LMHS girls’ golf team finished last week with a third place finish, a first place finish, and a second place finish, respectively, as they competed at Eagle Grove on April 19 and then back-to-back meets at Rice Lake, April 21 and 22.
The Bulldogs began the week with a third place...
Trap Team competes at Osage
The Lake Mills Trap Team placed second overall at the competition held at Osage, with a score of 206.
Joe Young placed fourth in the men’s division with a score of 45. In the women’s division, Olivia Walton finished first with a score of 41 and Hailey Herr finished...
Two Lake Mills seniors were recently honored as All-State basketball players by the Iowa Print Sports Writers Association.
Wyatt Helming was selected to the first team, and Bennett Berger was chosen to the third team.
Helming averaged 18.5 points and 9.8 rebounds per game for the Bulldogs, who...
The LMHS girls’ track and field team took fifth place out of eight teams at the Saints Coed Relays last Monday, April 11, after finishing the meet with a collective 63 points.
“I was very pleased with the girls performance,” said Head Coach Skyler Ahrens. “We made the decision to move people...
The LMHS boys’ and girls’ golf teams competed in their second meet of the 2022 season last Monday, April 11.
The boys team once again took first place overall at the meet with a collective score of 157, trouncing both Garner-Hayfield-Ventura (192) and West Hancock (249), while the girls team took...
The Winnebago County Conservation Board wants to remind people that Thorpe Park, located five miles west of Forest City, is closed to all turkey hunting. The adjacent Thorpe Recreation Area, as well as the Russ Wildlife Area, are open to turkey hunting, but Thorpe Park itself is not. Thorpe Park...
The 2022 track and field season got off to a strong start for the LMHS girls track and field team, as they won the first official meet of the year last Monday, April 4, at West Hancock. The Bulldogs scored points in 17 out of the 19 events held at the meet, with a number of girls setting personal...
eams had their first meet of the 2022 season last Monday, April 4, on their home course at the Rice Lake Golf and Country Club. Both the girls’ and boys’ teams performed well, with the girls’ team taking second place (252) just behind first place West Fork (242) and above third place Central...
The snow goose migration is underway and with it, the opportunity for waterfowl hunters to participate in the special conservation order allowing hunting of light geese in Iowa through May 1.
While snow goose migration can be found across the state, it is more common to see the huge flocks passing...
It happens each spring—Iowa’s timber echo with the sounds of male turkeys gobbling and preparing to do battle in an attempt to establish their territories in anticipation of the breeding season. With each passing day, the competition gets fiercer, and hunters, more excited.
“Turkey hunting is a...
