By Kelly Terpstra
Of the Reporter
Tim Malven raised his right hand on Monday night at Nashua’s most recent City Council meeting.
And with that bold gesture, Nashua’s City Council is now complete.
By Bob Fenske
editor@nhtrib.com
New Hampton’s boys basketball team had just played a dreadful 4 1/2 minutes to open the second half of Tuesday night’s game against Waterloo Columbus.
sports@nhtrib.com
This one was a tough loss to swallow if you’re a Chickasaw hoops fan.
It was one of those moments that make this job so much fun at times.
Jay Jurrens has been a superintendent long enough to know that the best way to put a school calendar together is slowly but surely.
A committee of three Chickasaw County elected office holders plans Tuesday to appoint a new member of the Board of Supervisors.
Special to the Tribune
A New Hampton couple who claimed a $2 million Powerball prize last week said they first got an inkling about the good news when an email was sent out to all employees at their workplace.
Lisa Welter attended a webinar last week and received a bit of good news.
