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Iowa High School Football State Semifinal Matchups In All Seven Classes

Semifinal play in Iowa high school football begins Wednesday inside the UNI-Dome.

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Downtown Cedar Rapids KinderCare center to close next month

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - A spokesperson for downtown Cedar Rapids KinderCare says the childcare center will close in December. Officials told TV-9 the childcare center will close on December 11. All families and staff were informed earlier this week. They shared in a statement, “Before 2020, the Downtown Cedar...

Cedar Rapids, IA · 2d

Hometown Current

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Williamsburg teacher featured in Kirkwood newsletter

Williamsburg teacher Joe Degen was featured in the winter newsletter of Kirkwood Community College’s Iowa County center this month. Degen is social studies teacher for grades 7-12 at Williamsburg Jr./Sr. High School. “At first I wanted it to cover some of my general education requirements,” said Degen in the newsletter, explaining why he took classes through Kirkwood. “Then when I found out where I wanted to go I tried to take them to cover as much non-major stuff that I could.” Degen said in the newsletter that taking Kirkwood classes while he was in high school helped him find more time to take the classes he wanted to take when he got to college. “It also helped me get more general education classes completed so I had more time to focus on my majors (history and education).” Kirkwood’s Michael Jacobsen was a big help to Degen during his time at Kirkwood Iowa County Center, he says in the newsletter. “…[D]ue to his experience as a former social studies teacher, I was able to talk about my career path and a potential four-year plan before I even knew what college I was going to pick,” Degen said. “When I got to

Williamsburg, IA · 1d

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Midland school district official audited for a decade of improper purchases

WYOMING, Iowa (KCRG) - A former School Business Official at the Midland Community School District is alleged to have processed $143,000 of potentially improper purchases and payments. That’s according to a new report released Wednesday from the Iowa Auditor’s Office. It accuses Megan Frankfurt of making nearly $9,000...

Wyoming, IA · 3d

Cedar Rapids Gazette

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High school football: 7 Gazette-area teams move on to playoff semifinals

CEDAR RAPIDS — Seven is heaven. Eight would have been better, of course, but seven Gazette-area football teams in this week’s state playoff semifinals is pretty good. Really good. The only class where there are no representatives is Class 5A. It’s an all suburban-Des Moines affair there, with Ankeny playing Johnston and West Des Moines Dowling opposing Southeast Polk. But in the other six classes … Iowa Valley plays Woodbine in the 8-Player semifinals Wednesday afternoon at 4 p.m. at the UNI-Dome in Cedar Falls. The Tigers are ranked third, Woodbine second. The other semi pits No. 1 Audubon and No. 4 Gladbrook-Reinbeck. All four teams are undefeated. Like Iowa Valley, North Linn is a semifinalist for the first time. The sixth-ranked Lynx (10-1) stunned No. 3 Saint Ansgar, 41-0, in Friday night’s quarterfinals. You can use the word “stunned” because of the margin of victory, not necessarily because North Linn won. It scored 14 points in the first quarter and 27 in the second to get the continuous clock going. “I’m not a scoreboard guy, you know what I mean?” said North Linn Coach Jared Collum. “Comparing scores and all that. But I do compare film a lot. Just

Cedar Rapids, IA · 21h

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High School Football Playoff Quarterfinals – Area Scores

The high school football playoffs continued tonight with quarterfinal games in Class A through 5A, and four area teams were among those in action. Cedar Falls (8-3) lost, 42-14, at Dowling Catholic (10-1). In 4A,. Waverly-Shell Rock (8-3) lost, 27-24, at Western Dubuque (10-1). In 1A,. Grundy Center (8-3) lost,...

Cedar Falls, IA · 1d

Cedar Rapids Gazette

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High School Football Roundup: North Linn cruises into Class A semifinals

NORTH LINN 41, ST. ANSGAR 0 — After going three-and-out on the game's opening possession, North Linn reeled off touchdowns the next six times it had the ball to start a running clock before halftime in a Class A quarterfinal football rematch from a year ago. North Linn (10-1) avenged a loss in last year's quarterfinals and ended the Saints' perfect season after a state runner-up finish a year ago. The Lynx will face unbeaten West Sioux at 1 p.m. Thursday in the semifinals in Cedar Falls. On the second play of North Linn's second possession, Landon Mertens ripped off a 67-yard run for the first score, with 7 minutes, 14 seconds left in the first quarter. The Lynx made it 14-0 when quarterback Jackson Nielsen and Will Sommerfelt connected on a 22-yard TD pass with 1:51 left in the quarter, then Nielsen scored on second-quarter runs of 9, 18, 1 and 3 yards to increase the lead to 41-0 at halftime. Two interceptions and a fumble return gave the Lynx short fields for three of those scores. In addition to forcing the three turnovers, North Linn's defense limited St. Ansgar to 51 total yards — 308 below its season

Troy Mills, IA · 1d

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IHSAA Pairings for the State Football Semi-Finals

(KIWA Staff Photo of the field at the UNI Dome in Cedar Falls) Statewide, Iowa – Shortly after the scores were posted Friday night, the Iowa High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) released its pairings for the state football semi-final round in all classes that will start Wednesday, November 11th.

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

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Iowa City Liberty seniors hold heads high after quarterfinal loss to Ankeny

ANKENY – Iowa City Liberty has enjoyed a great run that has elevated the program to new heights. Lightning seniors helped the program reach its first semifinals each of the last two seasons, including the first state runner-up finish a year ago. Liberty looked to extend that streak but Ankeny was a roadblock in the path back to the UNI-Dome. Ankeny quarterback Mason Machan passed for 211 and four touchdowns, adding a 65-yard scoring run, powering the fifth-ranked Hawks to a 51-29 victory over the Lighting in a Class 5A state football quarterfinal Friday night at Ankeny Stadium. It may not have ended the way they have hoped but it's been a great ride for the Lightning seniors. “It's been wonderful," said Liberty senior Pryor Reiners, who had 103 yards and a TD on a game-high seven receptions. “God blessed me with this wonderful team, coaching staff, friends and family. I'm thankful for the Lord, every single coach that has been coaching me since my sophomore year and everyone else. It's the best coaching staff in the state, no doubt. "I'm going to miss it. We're all going to miss it but they got another run to go next year."

Iowa City, IA · 1d

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Western Christian Claims Class 3A State Volleyball Title, Ties Iowa Record

(Western Christian Wolfpack volleyball team photo following its 3-0 Class 3A state championship victory over Cherokee. Photo by KIWA's Sam Heyn) Hull, Iowa — The Western Christian Wolfpack captured the Class 3A State Volleyball Championship Thursday, defeating Cherokee in three straight sets and tying an Iowa record in the process.

Hull, IA · 3d

Hometown Current

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Kirkwood Benton County newsletter features Belle Plaine student

Elle Jacobi, a senior at Belle Plaine High School, was featured in the Kirkwood Benton County winter newsletter this month. According to the newsletter, Jacobi began taking classes at Kirkwood as a high school freshman. Her favorite courses have been U.S. History since 1877, nutrition, microbiology and human anatomy and physiology. “I enjoyed the coursework for my history class and I love science,” Jacobi said in the newsletter. Kirkwood instructors make it possible for students to successfully manage college classes while taking high school classes and participating in other activities, Jacobi said. Professor Sophie Joly made the biggest impact on Jacobi, she said. “Her microbiology class was interesting, and she was a very encouraging teacher. Taking college classes in high school helps students develop strong time management and study skills, Jacobi said. “It also prepares them for life after high school by giving them experience with college-level coursework and allowing them to earn college credits early.”

Benton County, IA · 1d

Iowa City Press-Citizen

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Iowa Regents to choose new leader for UI center after rocky start

The Iowa Board of Regents will interview and decide on the next permanent director for the University of Iowa's Center for Intellectual Freedom at its next board meeting. During a meeting of the center's advisory council on Friday, Nov. 6, the council voted forward two candidates for the Regents to consider at their Wednesday, Nov. 11, meeting in Ames. The council did not release the candidates' names. The candidates will have closed-session interviews with the regents before the regents announce and vote on the pick during Wednesday's meeting. More: Nebraska Omaha professor rejects Center for Intellectual Freedom offer The Center for Intellectual Freedom was created in 2025 to address what Republican lawmakers said was a hostile environment for conservatives in higher education. It aims to promote intellectual diversity and the free exchange of ideas. It soon will be charged with offering civics courses to all University of Iowa students. The new search comes after the regents offered the job to University of Nebraska at Omaha political science professor Carson Holloway. He declined the position on Tuesday, Nov. 3, to take one at the University of Florida at Gainesville. The process comes as the center is without a director after interim

Iowa City, IA · 1d

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ICCSD exploring expansion of associate’s degree pathway for high school students

IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCRG) - The Iowa City Community School District is exploring a new associate degree pathway that would expand opportunities for high school students to earn college credit before graduating. The proposed program aims to make higher education coursework more accessible, reduce future tuition expenses, and provide students...

Iowa City, IA · 2d

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Solon takes down West Delaware to advance to IHSAA football seminfals

Solon is headed back to the UNI-Dome. The Spartans earned a 23-14 win over West Delaware in the Class 3A Iowa high school football state quarterfinals to stay undefeated and advance to next week's state semifinals. The start of the game looked like every other Solon game this season. Maddox Kelley scored on the first play from scrimmage, taking a 67-yard punt return to the house to give the Spartans a 7-0 lead 19 seconds in. West Delaware answered with a 79-yard scoring strike on third-and-14 to tie it 7-7. After the two teams traded empty posessions, Kelley found Kaden Hoeper on a screen to retake the lead 14-7. The Hawks went 90 yards to tie the game on their first possession out of halftime behind running back Wyatt Johnson. Solon would then get down to the West Delaware 5-yard line, but a false start pushed them back, and they settled for a Collin Mckie 20-yard field goal to take a 17-14 lead. A big fourth-and-5 stop from Solon's defense changed the momentum of the game. Solon bled the clock and, as the Hawks' defense least expected it, Kelley found James Thomsen wide open for a touchdown to seal the

Solon, IA · 1d

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$2.2M renovation gives Gaekle Hall, Muscatine Community College ‘new life’

Classroom 101 in the updated Gaekle Hall on the Muscatine Community College campus features this inspiration phrase on a front wall: “When you develop yourself to the point where you believe in yourself so strongly that you can accomplish anything you put your mind to, your future will be unlimited.”

Muscatine, IA · 1d

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Preston and Henry Pick the 5A Teams that will make the Dome

This Friday, November 6th, eight Class 5A teams will battle for a chance to keep their season alive and earn a spot to play in the University of Northern Iowa’s UNI-Dome. With a trip to the Dome on the line, everything is at stake. One goal. A chance to play for a state championship.

Cedar Falls, IA · 2d

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Sumner-Fredericksburg, Postville Among Six Iowa Schools Not Playing Varsity Girls Basketball in ’26-27

Six high schools have informed the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union that they will not field a girls varsity basketball team for the 2026-2027 season. The schools listed include Central City, Postville, Starmont, Vinton-Shellsburg, West Central, and Sumner-Fredericksburg. It will be the second straight season without a team for...

Postville, IA · 4d

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High school roundup — Clear Lake, St. Ansgar, West Fork in football quarterfinals, state volleyball, girls swim qualifiers

CLEAR LAKE — The state football quarterfinal round is underway with 8-Player games being played last night and 11-player games being played tonight. For the Clear Lake Lions, they host Mount Vernon at Lions Field. Clear Lake 10-0 after a 20-0 win over Iowa Falls-Alden in the opening round, while the Mustangs are 8-2 and were the District 3 champions. Last week they beat Dubuque Wahlert 20-17 after losing to the Golden Eagles two weeks earlier.

Clear Lake, IA · 2d

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Aplington-Parkersburg hosting West Marshall in 1A quarterfinal Friday

The #3 (1A) Aplington-Parkersburg football team will host West Marshall in a 1A quarterfinal Friday, which will air on 99 The Wave and RadioOnTheGo’s YouTube channel. Video coverage is being sponsored by Peters Crop Solutions and Brother’s Market. The Falcons advanced with last week’s 42-7 home win over...

State Center, IA · 2d

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West Fork enrollment rises as other area districts see declines

West Fork is among a handful of area school districts reporting an increase in enrollment this year, while several others are seeing declines. West Fork Superintendent Mike Kruger says the district is up about 23 students compared to last year. He attributes much of that difference to having a smaller graduating class last spring and a larger kindergarten class this fall.

Hampton, IA · 2d