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Le Mars faces a dire situationLE MARS — Being a parent is no easy task. Concerns consume them daily from raising their children with the right values, to keeping them safe and healthy, to nurturing them to become a valuable...
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Lundula leaves UMCL, but stays in Le MarsLE MARS — The Rev. Dr. Michel O. Lundula has served as pastor at United Methodist Church of Le Mars since July 2016. On Sunday, June 19, he gave his last sermon as pastor of the church. Lundula has...
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Council sets two public hearingsLE MARS — Two items on the agenda for the June 21 city council meeting involved setting public hearings for infrastructure projects. The first project discussed was the Hawkeye Avenue and 12th Street...
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Fair officials announce Antiques and Collectibles categoriesPLYMOUTH CO. — Superintendents for the 2022 Antiques and Collectibles open class at the Plymouth County Fair have announced the classes for this year. Each year, the classes change to allow for...
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Legion Riders aid local veterans with check presentationLE MARS — The Northwest Iowa American Legion Riders reached out to several veterans with a gift of money Sunday afternoon, June 12. The group gathered at O’Toole Park in Le Mars for their...
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French named chamber directorLE MARS — New staff organization for the Le Mars Area Chamber of Commerce was announced Monday by Chamber Board President Michaela Brown. “Lori French, current Main Street Director, has been promoted...
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Le Mars Fourth of July parade and picnic returns after two year hiatusLE MARS — Entries for the Le Mars 2022 Fourth of July parade are needed by Monday, June 27. Due to new parade rules established by the City of Le Mars, all entries must be registered in advance....
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Pageler advances to state1LE MARS — A Le Mars business is one of five to advance to the state pitch competition of the Open4Business competition. Hardware Hank Owner Scott Pageler competed in a virtual interview on June 15...
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Anderson leaves LCS after 33 yearsLE MARS — Amy Anderson says it’s “just time for a new adventure,” as she prepares to retire from her position as Le Mars Community Middle School art teacher. Anderson, who lives in Sioux City, has...
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Schools get a boostREMSEN — The band departments of Remsen St. Mary’s and MMCRU Schools are the recipients of a donation from the Midwest All Music Association (MAMA). MAMA board members Dan Ruden and Dean Rhodes made...
- Training for the worst (6/20/22)
- MMCRU five earn degree (6/20/22)
- Culture comes alive at ICD Days (6/17/22)
- A-W junior earns school’s sole FFA Degree (6/17/22)
- Following a gut instinct (6/17/22)
- LCS Board gives OK to transportation agreement (6/17/22)
- Remsen welcomes drug dog to its police force (6/17/22)
- Throwing it back drive in style (6/15/22)
- LCS takes home nine FFA Degrees (6/15/22)
- Fireworks sales now allowed in city limits (6/15/22)
- Lamb bids farewell after 34 years at Remsen-Union (6/15/22)
- Noteables to dazzle social attendees (6/15/22)
- The Best Days Have Ice Cream (6/13/22)2
- LCS adds girls wrestling to roster (6/13/22)
- Green light given for LFR salary changes (6/13/22)
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- Hinton softball beats West Sioux for ninth straight winBy Allen Hamil, Sports EditorIRETON — The Hinton softball team rattled off their ninth win in a row Wednesday as they beat West Sioux by a 3-0 score. “We picked up a win playing solid defense and being the benefactors of good pitching,” Hinton Head Coach Jennifer Jacobs-List said. “Offensively we left too many runners on base.”...
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MMCRU wins big over South O’BrienBy Allen Hamil, Sports EditorPAULLINA — The MMCRU softball and baseball teams won big by run-rule scores in five innings over South O’Brien on Wednesday. The MMCRU softball team won by a 16-1 final score. Tied 1-1 after three innings, the Royals scored six in the fourth and nine in the fifth to win by 15 runs. The Royals had 13 hits and reached on four walks, six errors and a hit batter...
- Gehlen takes two from Unity Christian (6/24/22)
- A-W softball hands RSM first loss; RSM baseball survives on walk-off (6/24/22)
- Seventh inning runs help seal wins for Le Mars softball over Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln (6/24/22)
- Le Mars baseball shut out twice by CBAL (6/24/22)
- MMCRU softball unable to score against Sioux Central (6/24/22)
- RSM softball beats Alta-Aurelia by run-rule (6/24/22)
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David Lang (6/24/22)David Lang, 80 of Le Mars, died Monday, June 20, 2022, at Unity Point – St. Luke’s Hospital in Sioux City. David Harold Lang was born Dec. 31, 1941 in Le Mars, to Harold and Louise (Schoenrock) Lang...
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Bonnie Klein (6/24/22)Bonnie Klein, 59, of Ankeny, died June 20, 2022, at her home, surrounded by her family after a courageous fight with cancer. Bonnie was born on April 3, 1963 in Le Mars, to Judy and David Hawkins....
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Betty Taylor (6/24/22)Betty L. Taylor, 92, of Le Mars, died Saturday, June 18, 2022, at the Good Samaritan Society of Le Mars. Betty Lee Taylor was born on July 11, 1929, in Iowa City, to William and Helena (Hoffman)...
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Judith Becker (6/24/22)Judith “Judy” (Robinson) Becker, 93, of Le Mars, died Saturday, June 18, 2022, at the Good Samaritan Village in Le Mars. Born on Sept. 19, 1928, in Minot, North Dakota, she was the daughter of Ward...
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- Le Mars Fourth of July parade and picnic returns after two year hiatus
- MMCRU five earn degree
- French named chamber director
- Le Mars faces a dire situation
- Anderson leaves LCS after 33 years
- Lundula leaves UMCL, but stays in Le Mars
- Pageler advances to state
- Following a gut instinct
- Schools get a boost
- Legion Riders aid local veterans with check presentation