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7/6/22
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7/6/22
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Iroquois HOSA-Future Health Professionals competed at the International HOSA convention held in Nashville, Tenn., June 22-25. Eight members and their two advisors Daphne Moeller and Scott Beehler …
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By Darcy Miller
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6/29/22
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6/23/22
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Valley FiberCom is coming to the Iroquois area, including rural addresses. The crew digging the lines are making quick business of it. A handful of satellite internet services currently operating in …
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By Darcy Miller
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5/25/22
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Many sites and statistics back the 15/20 minutes-a-day rule of thumb; 15/20 minutes of independent reading can expose students to more than a million words of text in a year. In addition, reading …
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By Shannon Palmlund
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5/18/22
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5/18/22
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The Iroquois branch of American Bank & Trust donated a complete set of books by Jonathan Friesen to the Iroquois Middle and High School Library. Author Jonathon Friesen was the keynote speaker at …
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By James Jesser, Kingsbury Journal
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5/18/22
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Iroquois High School Blood Drive nets 37 units On Wed., May 4, Iroquois High School held a blood drive, collecting 37 units of blood. This has the potential to help up to 111 patients. The blood …
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5/11/22
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Seniors Katie Dubro, left, and Harley Nelson received the Iroquois Booster Club Scholarships in the amount of $500 each. Other scholarship winners were Jackrabbit Scholarship: Katie Dubro and Kaitlyn …
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5/11/22
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5/4/22
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5/4/22
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April 25, 1912As the frost goes out of the ground, the annual Iroquois and Doland railway is being revived. It is now reported that the grading contract has been let, and the contractor will be on …
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4/27/22
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Mrs. Dawn Bindert and Peyton Eckhardt, above right, and Tristan Askew, Iroquois Elementary third graders, cleaned up around the school in celebration of Earth Day. After they were done, the children …
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4/27/22
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