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Late turnover thwarts Cougar rally (opens the original)
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Looking for their first win, the AGWSR Cougars seemed to have the Belmond-Klemme Broncos right where they wanted them late in Friday's game. But with little semblance of a running game, they became predictable, and that predictability ended a comeback bid and a 28-21 Class A, Dist. 2 loss in Belmond. The Cougars (0-3, 0-2) rushed for -12 yards on 23 carries. But a passing game that went for 304 yards helped work them into a tie in the fourth quarter. And, they got the stop they needed to have a
Bond measure to be on ballot (opens the original)
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While similar bonds have failed each of the last two years, the AGWSR School Board is hoping a scaled back version will meet votersâ approval on Nov. 3. With 306 of the necessary 291 signatures, a construction and improvement bond met the requirements to be on the ballot. Shall the Board of Directors of the AGWSR Community School District in the Counties of Butler, Franklin, Grundy, and Hardin, State of Iowa, be authorized to contract indebtedness and issue General Obligation Bonds in an amoun
Notices to be sent following monthly meeting (opens the original)
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The Ackley City Council met Wednesday to tackle violations of two different city codes. The outcome of those discussions was the decision to order abatement of those violations under threat of fines and fees. The first was handled following a requested public hearing by Ahley King and Richard Fitzgerald for a junk and nuisance notice at 715 3rd Ave. Neither were in attendance as the Council considered the complaint that included photos. In a letter requesting the hearing, King addressed the item
Gerbracht makes national deaf team (opens the original)
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The Second World Deaf Baseball Championships will be held in Kanagawa, Japan Nov. 1-3. About 150 players from six countries will be there for this international competition that brings together deaf baseball athletes from around the world and gives Team USA the opportunity to compete, lead, and represent the American deaf community on a global stage. Among those players will be 2023 AGWSR graduate Bo Gerbracht, now a Central College computer science major with a minor in accounting and Dutch pit
Queen Carli reigns over Franklin County Fair (opens the original)
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Ackleyâs Carli Lyon was crowned as the Franklin County Fair Queen Thursday. She was also cited for Outstanding Leadership. She reigned over the final three days of the 167th rendition of the Franklin County Fair and will represent it at the Iowa State Fair Queen contest on Aug. 15. While that was a crowning achievement, the FC Fair offered a full week of competition, entertainment, and fun â all beginning on July 12 with the horse and pony shows. Youth exhibit judging was done on Monday, wit
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