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Oskaloosa School District Superintendent speaks following Homecoming cancellation
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Fairfield and Pekin Crown 2026 Homecoming Kings and Queens
Both Jefferson County high schools crowned their 2026 Homecoming Kings and Queens on Wednesday, September 16th during coronation ceremonies. For Fairfield, the 2026 Homecoming King and Queen are John Miller and Frances Miller — a twin brother and sister duo selected from a court of 12 senior students. The full Fairfield Homecoming Court includes King candidates Benji Hunter, Ethan Bisgard, Luke Thornton, Voss Richardson, Lane Stever, John Miller, as well as Queen candidates Bella Buckley, Layla Terrell, Frances Miller, Leah Helmick, Leigha Ensminger, and Lydia Cass.
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Sigourney Announces Homecoming Royal Court Candidates
Sigourney Junior-Senior High School has announced the candidates for this year’s Homecoming Royal Court. Four boys and four girls make up this year’s candidates. King candidates include Carson O’Rourke, Ike Molyneux, Chase Clarahan, and Hayden Bensmiller. Queen candidates include Calyee Corbin, Clara Hanselman, Addy Tremmel, and Sadie Clarahan. The king and queen will be announced on Boom Night.
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Stewart Elementary School and WCHC Put on Lockdown Thursday Morning
Stewart Elementary School in Washington was placed on a lockdown this morning, according to Washington Superintendent Willie Stone. Washington County Hospital and Clinics was also placed in a lockdown at the same time, and the situation was being assessed by the Washington Police Department. According to school officials, the district...
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Montezuma Community Schools welcomes new teachers, principal
MONTEZUMA — Montezuma Community Schools welcome four new teachers and a current teacher turned high school principal, for the 2026–27 school year. Derrick Dengler Long-time Montezuma teacher and boys’ basketball coach Derrick Dengler has been named the new 9-12 high school principal. Dengler began serving as principal this fall. He will also teach a senior government class and will continue coaching the boys’ basketball team. Dengler’s coaching journey began as an assistant basketball coach in 2012-13 under then head coach Derek Schulte. He took the reins of the program in 2017-18 following Schulte’s departure, taking the Braves to a Class 1A State Championship in 2021. Dengler attended North Tama High School and the University of Northern Iowa, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in history education. He holds a master’s degree in education administration. “I got into administration because I have lived in the community for 15 years and hope that I can continue some of the great things we do and help the school and my family out,” noted Dengler. When asked for something he’s learned from his students, Dengler said the things he’s learned is just how different everyone’s lives are. “Even in a small town, we have
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Mount Pleasant High School Marching Band to Host Marching Invitational Saturday
The Mount Pleasant High School Marching Band took center stage at Monday night’s School Board meeting as the district’s Student Spotlight. Band members performed for the Board of Directors, giving them a preview of this year’s marching show, “Embrace the Moment.”. The performance comes during a...
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Moravia football focused on accountability heading into pivotal district game with Montezuma
(Moravia) -- Justin Huber's first three games as the head football coach at Moravia have produced a 2-1 record, but the road gets tougher for the Mohawks this week when they face Montezuma in a big 8-Player District 7 affair. "It's been fun," Coach Huber said. "We've learned a lot...
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Prep Volleyball: Mt. Pleasant Handles Fort Madison for Senior Night Victory
Mt. Pleasant, IA- Though it was a night dedicated to the seniors, it was freshman Peyton Duplessis that grabbed the spotlight for Mt. Pleasant in a four-set victory (25-12, 25-14, 24-26, and 25-20) over Fort Madison to improve to 2-1 in Southeast Conference (SEC) play. It was a night of...
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Oskaloosa Middle School Teams Take Fourth at Muddy Home Meet
OSKALOOSA — Chessa San and Kinnick Reisetter led the way as Oskaloosa’s middle school cross country teams each finished fourth on a wet, muddy course at the Oskaloosa Invitational on Sept. 15 at Edmundson Park. The girls scored 113 points to place fourth among eight teams. The boys...
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National Program Provides Books and Supplies to WMU Students
Preschool and kindergarten students at Winfield-Mount Union Elementary have received new books and school supplies through a national literacy program. WMU was selected as Iowa’s recipient for this year’s “Cat in the Pack” Backpack Build, sponsored by the nonprofit organization First Book. Each student received a...
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Oskaloosa Students Invite Community to Join Homecoming Week Activities
Oskaloosa, Iowa – From September 14 to 18, Oskaloosa High School will be celebrating homecoming with powderpuff games, a parade in the downtown area, a coronation, and a football game against Washington. Recently, the student council members from Oskaloosa High School went to the Oskaloosa News studio to talk...
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Fairfield High School Announces 2026 Homecoming Court
Fairfield High School announced its 2026 Homecoming Court during a school assembly on Friday, September 11th, officially kicking off the countdown to Homecoming Week, scheduled for September 14th through 19th. The senior students selected for this year’s court are, back row from left: Benji Hunter, Ethan Bisgard, Luke Thornton, Voss...
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Nearly 200 Cumulative Years by Retiring Employees Recognized by Washington School Board
Nearly 200 cumulative years of service by retiring employees were recognized by the Washington School Board at their meeting Wednesday. They recognized 2026 district retirees. Two teachers were recognized along with 11 support staff. Sarah Bailey taught for 32 years in the district and Brandi Kaufman taught for 13 years. Karla Garrett served as assistant activities director for 29.5 years.
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Spartans Sweep Host Marion in Opener, Fall to Oskaloosa in Double Dual
The Grundy Center girls tennis team put together a tale of two meets during double-dual action at Marion High School. The Spartans delivered a flawless 9–0 sweep against host Marion in their opening match before dropping a hard-fought 6–3 decision to Oskaloosa. Senior Madison Mayo anchored the day...
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Wolves Look to Knock Off Unbeaten Bears in Area Football Game of the Week
Tonight, the page turns to week three of the high school football season, and Winfield-Mount Union looks to reenter the win column when they host district opponent English Valleys on the KCII3 Stream. The Wolves enter 1-1 on the year and 0-1 in 8-Man District 5 after a 74-50 loss...
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IHCC announces summer term graduation
Indian Hills Community College has released the names of the 143 students who completed their graduation requirements at the end of the 2026 Summer Term. This is a list of students who received an Associate of Arts (AA) degree, Associate of Science (AS) degree, Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree, Diploma (DIP), or Certificate (CER) from IHCC.
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Sigourney Activities Director Receives IGCA Administrator of the Year Award
Sigourney Activities Director Lee Crawford has been recognized for his efforts and dedication to bettering interscholastic athletics in the state of Iowa. He has been named Administrator of the Year by the Iowa Girls Coaches Association for the 2025-2026 school year. Crawford was given the award over the summer, being...
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The Most Affordable College Town in Missouri Invented a Branch of Medicine
If a doctor with DO after their name has ever treated you, the trail runs back to a two-room frame building in Kirksville, Missouri. Andrew Taylor Still opened the world’s first osteopathic medical school here in 1892, and 21 students turned up for it. Five of them were women, at a moment when American medical […]