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See the Story of Cinderella at Hillcrest Academy Friday and Saturday
A famous Rodgers and Hammerstein musical will come to life this weekend on the campus of Hillcrest Academy. The Ravens will be making dreams come true with their production of Cinderella. The musical follows a young woman forced into servitude by her stepmother and stepsisters as she chases a better...
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Des Moines Co. teacher dies after medical emergency in classroom
DES MOINES COUNTY, Iowa (KWQC) - A Danville Community School District teacher has died following a medical emergency in his classroom, according to district officials. Superintendent Pat Wallace announced the death of teacher Bret Moews in a letter to families, sharing that Moews experienced a medical emergency Thursday, was transported to a local hospital and died overnight.
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Kirksville R-3 School District superintendent set to retire next year
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. - On Friday, Kirksville R-III School District officials announced that Superintendent Tricia Reger will retire next year. Reger has led the district since July 1, 2025. She has served numerous roles in education, including teacher, parent coordinator, assistant principal, principal, assistant superintendent and superintendent. “I am incredibly proud...
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Washington Students to be Inducted into National Honor Society Monday
Twenty-four new members of the National Honor Society at Washington High School will be inducted Monday evening. The National Honor Society is built on four pillars: scholarship, service, leadership, and character. NHS chapters operate in all 50 states and many schools around the world, engaging and serving more than 1.4 million students. To be eligible a student must have a grade point average of 3.25 or higher, and students are considered based on character, leadership, and service.
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High School Football Roundup: Solon moves past Fairfield, Mount Pleasant sneaks by Williamsburg
SOLON 38, FAIRFIELD 16 — Solon quarterback Maddox Kelley moved the ball at will, completing 12 of 17 passes for 201 yards. He connected with wideout Kaden Hoeper, who took a screen pass 47 yards for a score. Kelley ran for an additional 164 yards, including four more touchdowns. The Spartans' defense declared a no-fly zone, not allowing Fairfield quarterback Voss Richardson a single completion. — Quinn Felderman WEST DELAWARE 42, DAVENPORT ASSUMPTION 21 — After giving up a score to start the game, the Hawks immediately answered on Emerson Smith’s 85-yard kickoff return to tie the game. Smith added another score before the half on a 5-yard run. Tied at 14 at the break, West Delaware took control from there, outscoring Assumption 28-7 in the second half. Paul Beswick scored on a pair of touchdown runs (3 and 4 yards), as did Wyatt Johnson (2 and 15). Johnson finished with 205 rushing yards on 23 carries, while Beswick collected with 122 yards on 22 carries. The Hawks will travel to face Solon in next week’s quarterfinals. — Bill Logan MOUNT PLEASANT 16, WILLIAMSBURG 12 — In a rain-filled game that eventually became a mud bowl, the Panthers scored the
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Oskaloosa’s Makenzie Banicky Selected for Iowa All-State Choir
OSKALOOSA, Iowa – Oskaloosa High School student Makenzie Banicky has received one of Iowa’s top honors for high school musicians, earning a spot in the 2026 Iowa All-State Choir. The Iowa All-State Music Festival gathers many of the state’s most talented high school musicians. To join the All-State...
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Eagles Go the Distance to Down Dons
The Keota High School gym took on a celebratory feel in the first round of the Class 1A Regional tournament as the Eagle volleyball team went five sets to finish Don Bosco. The Eagles were winners 16-25, 27-25, 25-12, 16-25 and 15-8. Leading ladies by the numbers for Keota included Cameron Haifley with 20 assists, Jaylah Redlinger had 15. Elyse Lyle crushed 18 kills, Jessalyn Aller added 14. Kaylee Kindred led the defense with 18 digs, Emma Greiner posted 11. Lyle, Aller, Redlinger and Haifley combined on an impressive 18 blocks at the net while Zoey Sieren, Haifley and Aller each had a pair of aces. The win pushed Keota into the Regional quarterfinals at 12-7, while Don Bosco finished 11-23.