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Turnšek dominates inside as Iowa State beats Howard
Microsoft Outlook may be down, but Tjaša Turnšek was anything but. The freshman from Rogaška Slatina, Slovenia, made her presence felt with 20 points, 12 rebounds and five assists in Iowa State’s 77-55 win over Howard Thursday night. Mya Babbitt hit four 3-pointers and scored 16...
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The Beat Reporters: Aiden Flora’s Breakout Season, Jaylen Raynor’s Turnaround & Iowa State’s Future
Jake Brend, Jackson Pence, and Rob Gray preview Iowa State-Cincinnati and discuss the Cyclones’ chances of finishing the season strong. The guys dive into Aiden Flora’s breakout year and future in Ames, Jaylen Raynor’s progress, Iowa State’s injury situation, and the roster decisions ahead. Plus, takeaways from the basketball win over Southern. Presented by Kelderman Manufacturing.
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‘Our goal remains the same’: Ankeny girls look to win first state team championship
There’s only one thing left for the Ankeny girls’ wrestling team to accomplish, and that’s to win a state team title. Heading into the 2026-27 season, coach Dustin Roland’s squad is looking to capture not just one, but a pair of team crowns. “I have felt...
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Wilton student earns scholarship to Iowa State University
Dematic, a global leader in supply chain automation, has announced the recipients of its 2026 Dematic FIRST® Scholarship program after National STEM Day on Nov. 8, a news release says. Ewan Arlen, of Wilton, was recognized with a $5,000 award to attend Iowa State University. National STEM Day is an annual celebration designed to inspire […]
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At The Ames Repair Café, Neighbors Teach Neighbors To Fix What’s Broken
Justin Gilger works as a jeweler at Gilger Designs, a family-owned business, and his father spent 55 years in the jewelry business. On a Saturday in October 2023, he volunteered at the Ames Public Library and provided basic jewelry repairs for visitors at no charge. “It’s a small cost for me, but I’d rather help somebody out that needs it,” Gilger told the Iowa State Daily, which reported that it was his third time volunteering at the Ames Repair Café that year.