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RAIDERETTES FALL IN REGIONALS

Two out of three usually isn’t bad. It’s not bad when you make two of your three three-pointers for example or hit safely in two of your three plate appearances in softball. The Raiderette basketball team had a rough offensive night in their Class 1A Region 6 semifinal against 1A No. 15 Lenox. The Raiderettes,…

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Snapshots of History

By Mike Avitt I’ll ask my readers to take note of an upcoming event in Benton on March 15, 2025. The Benton Museum will be hosting an Open House from 2 to 4 p.m. to show off the new, remodeled museum section in the Benton Community Center. I got a sneak-peek recently while attending supper…

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Trump acts like Soviets

To the editor: I wonder if anyone besides myself sees a resemblance between the military purges by the Trump administration and the military purges which took place during the 1930’s in the Soviet Union. Leota M. Lipovac Urbandale

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Looking Back: The Good Old Days

 One Hundred Thirty-Five Years Ago (From the Ringgold Record, February 27, 1890.) Latest News~The sixteen women on trial for destroying a saloon at Spickardsville, MO., were found guilty on 22nd and fined $5.00 each. Miss Regina Rothschild, of Port Townsend, WA, will start on March 17 to race around the world against George Francic Train, in an…

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Iowa AG Bird visits county, speaks to students

Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird, Ringgold County Attorney Mike Wells, and County Sheriff Rob Haley spoke to Diagonal middle and high school students on Friday, February 21 on a variety of topics related to the dangers of drugs, vaping, texting while driving, and social media. Bird opened the presentation by encouraging students to consider in…

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City hires Deputy City Clerk

The Mount Ayr city council appointed Cassie Noble as Deputy City Clerk and two people to share the summer recreation director role at their regular meeting Wednesday, February 19. Deputy Clerk/Utility Clerk At a special meeting held on Tuesday, January 28 at 5:15 p.m., the city council approved Resolution 2025-874, hiring Cassie Noble as a…

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Redefining bullying: Help for parents, schools

Bullying has become a matter of life and death for many kids, and while most people are familiar with bullying, it is quietly transforming into an epidemic. Millions of youth are experiencing cyberbullying online, through social media, and other “silent” messaging avenues every day, and parents are often unaware. This type of bullying includes mean…

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County nurse suspended by state board

By Clark Kauffman, Iowa Capital Dispatch The Iowa Board of Nursing has issued an emergency order suspending the license of a nurse who allegedly tested positive for drugs while working at an Iowa hospital in 2023. The board has charged Audrie Hubbard of Ringgold County, a registered nurse, with practicing nursing while under the influence…

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Diagonal hires K-12 principal

At the February 19 meeting of the Diagonal Community School board of directors, district superintendent Larry McNutt presented his recommendation to hire Roger Johnson as the new K-12 principal the 2025-26 school year. Johnson replaces former principal Gary Clark who resigned mid-year. Johnson currently serves as K-12 principal at North Nodaway Middle/High School in Hopkins,…

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Sun Valley Views & News Magazine

The “Views & News” magazine allows you to get your advertising message to all Sun Valley Lake property owners in Ellston, IA. We publish three issues of this attractive full-color glossy magazine each year…Spring, Summer and Fall. Spring Views & News – 2025 Summer Views & News – 2025 The deadline to send art/files for…

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