By Bob Fenske
editor@nhtrib.com
They went to state dance and put on one heck of a puppet show.
They came home, for a third year in a row, as state champions.
The great debate never materialized during Monday’s meeting of the Chickasaw County Board of Supervisors.
Maybe the best way to tout the trades is stories like Ryan Pickar’s.
New Hampton’s newest police officer would not be here without a City Council decision made several months ago.
By Dorothy Huber
dorhubernews@gmail.com
Chickasaw County Sheriff Marty Hemann and New Hampton Police Chief Zach Nosbisch have two words for area motorists.
Slow. Down.
Of the Reporter
If Tuesday’s election was like a high school football game, it probably would have had a running clock — both in the area and statewide.
Voters in New Hampton gave the go-ahead for the city to use its local-option sales tax, commonly referred to as LOST funds, to pay its fee to be part of a new county-owned ambulance service.
