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Fennimore High School welcomes four foreign exchange students (opens the original)
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After hosting six foreign exchange students last school year, Fennimore High School is welcoming four for the 2026-27 school year: Claire Bedart and Celine Van Steen from Belgium, Eleonora Nieddu from Italy, and Elise Wedegaertner from Germany. After over a month arriving in the states, and with their third week of attending American high school about finished, the girls gave introductions and descriptions of their brief time attending Fennimore High School and living in the area. Claire is a se
Science camp students give presentation to Fennimore School Board (opens the original)
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The September monthly meeting of the School Board of Fennimore Community Schools kicked off with a student presentation from five high school students, Sitlalli Acatzihua-Rodriguez, Lucerito Acatzihua-Rodriguez, Riley Horsfall, Peter Volz, and Ivanna Friemoth, along with their teacher, Teresa Stewart, who spent five days at the Morgridge Institute for Research Summer Science Camp at UW–Madison this past summer. The camp included students from “rural size schools” as Stewart described it includin
Community invited to Fennimore EMS informative meeting this Sunday (opens the original)
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The Fennimore Area EMS will be holding a “community information meeting” this Sunday, Sept. 20 at 4 p.m. at the EMS station, 1070 8th Street, next to the fire station. All residents of Fennimore (town and city) as well as Mt. Ida, Liberty, Hickory Grove, Town of Mt. Hope, North Lancaster, Castle Rock, Little Grant, and Marion are invited to attend. The meeting, which has been in the works for some time now, according to Jenifer Heisz, current Fennimore EMS secretary/treasurer, will be held in a
Council approves American Legion shelter/pavilion building permit (opens the original)
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The city council approved American Legion Post 184’s building permit request at the council's monthly meeting held Monday, Aug. 17. Post Commander Curt Cole spoke to the council and gave information on the shelter to be built in Memorial Park, next to the Memorial Building. The 12’ wide x 16’ deep x 10’ high shelter will have a concrete pad and have electricity, Cole stated to the council, with the building and installation process done by Midwest Builders, Jim’s Building, and Downing Concrete.
Setting out in search of Fennimore rural schools (opens the original)
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As the calendar has turned over to August, back to school season has begun, and students are preparing to start school, or return to school, at either the elementary school or the middle/high school. But years ago, that wasn’t always the case, as many of the outlying areas surrounding Fennimore had one room school houses for students from rural areas to attend. That was the case until 1957, when electors voted to integrate as one school district, and many of the surrounding rural districts such
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