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Obituary: Glenn Euchner

Obituary: Glenn Euchner

Glenn H. Euchner, of Lennox, South Dakota, peacefully passed away at the Royal C. Johnson Hospice Cottage, located on the VA Hospital campus in Sioux Falls, on Friday, March 20, 2026, at the age of 93. Glenn was born on March 19, 1933, to William and Alice (Bonneson) Euchner in

Obituary: Shirley Helling

Obituary: Shirley Helling

Shirley Ann Helling, age 94, of Hudson, Iowa passed away on Saturday March 21, 2026 at Pinnacle Specialty Care in Cedar Falls Iowa. Shirley was born on August 16,1931 at her rural home in Bricelyn, Minnesota. She was the youngest of Eddie and Annie Hove's 10 children.

Soo Line: March, the Month that Can’t Make Up Its Mind — Thankfully it Has Madness in It

Soo Line: March, the Month that Can’t Make Up Its Mind — Thankfully it Has Madness in It

By Soo Greiman March is a fascinating month, full of surprises. Whether we’re battling the wind, adapting to unpredictable forecasts, losing an hour, counting shamrocks, remembering Ag Day or waiting for the event of Madness to get underway, we manage to get through it. This year, ever since it

HS Girls Track: Pirates shine in first indoor meet

HS Girls Track: Pirates shine in first indoor meet

by Jamal Currica Hudson’s Ella Annis runs in the 4x800-meter relay at the Wartburg High School Invitational. The Hudson girls track and field team opened the season with a strong showing at the Wartburg High School Invitational on Monday, March 9, at Wartburg College. The Pirates placed fifth

Pirate Boys Track Opens Season with Strong Performances

Pirate Boys Track Opens Season with Strong Performances

by Blaire Puls The 2026 track and field season began Feb. 24 with unusually warm weather that felt more like spring than late winter. Fast forward a few weeks, and the conditions have swung the other direction as winter weather seems to come and go almost daily. Despite the changing

Seven Hudson Students Earn Trip to State Speech Contest

Seven Hudson Students Earn Trip to State Speech Contest

Soo Line by Soo Greiman It’s not just athletic ability that qualifies high school students to move on to higher levels of competition. Take a look at the Iowa High School Speech Association contests, where students whose voices and communication skills shine receive high ratings and advance to the

Political Voices: Iowans Deserve Clean Water — And We’re Making Progress

Political Voices: Iowans Deserve Clean Water — And We’re Making Progress

By: Mike Naig, Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Every Iowan deserves clean, safe drinking water. That’s not negotiable. It’s fundamental to our health, our communities, and our quality of life. As Secretary of Agriculture, protecting our natural resources while keeping Iowa agriculture strong has been one of my top