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Frosh Claim First Tournament Win as All Levels of HUDVB Secure Titles

Frosh Claim First Tournament Win as All Levels of HUDVB Secure Titles

By Zac Ceresa The Hudson freshman volleyball team traveled to South Tama over the weekend and came home with their first tournament championship of the season. With the victory, all three levels of HUDVB—freshman, junior varsity, and varsity—have now won tournament titles this year, a possible first in

Pirate JV Matches Varsity With 28-6 Win Over SF

Pirate JV Matches Varsity With 28-6 Win Over SF

By Kevin Yoder Monday night the Sumner-Fredericksburg junior varsity football team returned to town, and the Hudson JV picked up right where the varsity left off. Freshman quarterback Nova Lehr threw three touchdown passes to sophomore Maddox Krizek, covering 72, 31 and 5 yards. Sophomore John Fox added his first

Conrad man charged with first-degree murder in Hudson shooting

Conrad man charged with first-degree murder in Hudson shooting

By Danielle McCulley Deputies with the Black Hawk County Sheriff’s Office arrested a Conrad man Monday morning on a first degree murder charge connected to a 2024 shooting in Hudson. Jacob Leigh Hamilton, 51, was taken into custody without incident at about 9:20 a.m. Sept. 22, according

Soo Line: ‘Discovery’ Happens When Cattle Congress Offers a Big Classroom

Soo Line: ‘Discovery’ Happens When Cattle Congress Offers a Big Classroom

Soo Line by Soo Greiman More than 1,200 northeastern Iowa second grade students bounced along in school buses to the Cattle Congress Fair last week. No, they weren’t going for carnival rides or funnel cakes—but to learn about agriculture. The ag program, known as Discovery, has been

Letter to the Editor: Police Calls for Service

Letter to the Editor: Police Calls for Service

Submitted by Daniel Banks, Hudson Chief of Police Hudson Herold, At last week’s City Council meeting, and subsequently in the Hudson Herald, it was brought to my attention that a Hudson resident expressed her expertise on the topic of “the county will take the calls” and on Hudson Police

Letter to the Editor: City Budget and Officer Staffing

Letter to the Editor: City Budget and Officer Staffing

Dear Editor, As I stated previously, I’m in support of both the officers as well as a balanced budget and come from a place of betterment for the community as a whole and wish for a respectful dialogue. I hope those reading this letter see that collectively we can

Hudson Days 5K Organizers Donate to Preschool Playground Fund

Hudson Days 5K Organizers Donate to Preschool Playground Fund

Representatives from St. Timothy Lutheran Church, coordinators of the annual Hudson Days 5K, recently presented Hudson Elementary Principal Crystal Betts with a check for $548.09 in support of the school’s preschool playground fundraiser. Although this year’s run was canceled due to inclement weather, organizers expressed gratitude to