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Crusaders play error free in win over Mepo

Hellige throws shutout as HTC moves to 2-1 BY CHUCK VANDENBERG PCC SPORTS MEDIAPOLIS - Holy Trinity Catholic went from committing seven errors Tuesday to an error-free …

Hellige leads Crusaders to 1-0 start

BY PCC SPORTS WEST POINT - Mary Hellige went the distance giving up just three hits and one earned run in Holy Trinity's 9-1 win over Danville at South Park Friday night. …

Lady Hounds get first ever Southeast title

Randolph scores goal in 2nd OT period to seal championship BY JOHN BOHNENKAMP PCC SPORTS FORT MADISON - Carrie Burken figured there was no sense trying to escape the …

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LEE COUNTY – The company heading up the construction of the new Lee County Health Department/EMS building has received an approval to go out for bids on the project. The USDA has been reviewing …

FMHS 2024 Prom Court announced

FORT MADISON - The Fort Madison High School Prom Court was announced this week at an all-school assembly. Seniors being named to the King's Court were Jan De Gracia Hernandez, Aiden Benda, Javean …

Knowles honored at funeral directors' event

FORT MADISON - Kendra Knowles, funeral director with Barr Memorial Chapel, Fort Madison, was honored at the Presidential Banquet of the Iowa Funeral Directors Association (IFDA) on April 16, 2024 …

Gauley pens book with movie planned

FORT MADISON – When it’s helping on movie sets, styling hair, or even pruning plants, Fort Madison’s Aimee Gauley is going to find an outlet for her creative energy. The owner of …

Lee County now has courthouse options

FORT MADISON – A bill signed into law by Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds will permit Lee County officials to consolidate court services in the county under one roof. A 176-year old Iowa Act required …

Project AWARE hits Skunk River this July

LEE COUNTY – This July, hundreds of volunteers will pile into canoes to take on seventy-five miles of the Skunk River, to scrounge out every tin can, lost shoe, bowling ball, tire, and any …