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Candidate Q&A: Samra Olofson- City Council

Candidate Q&A: Samra Olofson- City Council

1. Why are you running for this office, and what do you hope to accomplish during your term? I became interested in running for the Hudson City Council after getting involved and sharing my opinions with the council on some of the matters coming before the council. I also noticed

School Board Election November 4: Meet the Candidates

By Dr. Anthony D. Voss, Superintendent of Schools The school and city election is scheduled for November 4 and this election cycle we have 3 seats on the school board up for election. There are 3 candidates running for these seats and include incumbent Sannon Ingamells, who is seeking her

District Champions!

District Champions!

By Kevin Yoder Photos by Oliver Thompson It had been six years since Hudson football won a district championship. That drought ended last Friday night in Jesup, as the Pirates clinched the 1A-4 title with a definitive 28-14 victory over the host J-Hawks. The Pirates entered the night with an

Cross Country Teams Compete in Tough NICL Conference Meet

Cross Country Teams Compete in Tough NICL Conference Meet

By Jill Steele On Thursday, Oct. 17, Hudson’s junior high and high school cross country teams traveled to Oelwein for the NICL Conference Meet—home of one of the most competitive lineups in the state. The varsity girls team finished 5th overall, a strong showing against eight state-ranked NICL

Soo Line: From a Voice of Service: Decades-Long Military Veteran Bob Taylor Reflects on What the Honor Flight Meant to Him

Soo Line: From a Voice of Service: Decades-Long Military Veteran Bob Taylor Reflects on What the Honor Flight Meant to Him

By Soo Greiman The year was 1975 when Bob Taylor graduated from Hudson High School. Even at an early age, he had made a career decision by enlisting in the Navy. He’d always been proud of other family members who served — especially his father, Mark Taylor, who was aboard

Enrollment: Headcount Up; Certified Down Slightly

Enrollment: Headcount Up; Certified Down Slightly

By Superintendent of Hudson Community School District, Dr. Anthony Voss October is a very busy month for school administrators in Iowa, as a plethora of state reporting occurs. None may be more important than certifying our enrollment. October 1 is the Official Count Day, and that is the day we

Absentee Ballots Available for Black Hawk County Voters

Absentee Ballots Available for Black Hawk County Voters

Absentee ballots are now available for all Black Hawk County voters for the city/school election which will be held on Tuesday, November 4, 2025. The courthouse will be open for in-person absentee voting starting Wednesday, October 15 through Monday, November 3 for all Black Hawk County precincts. In-person absentee