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Hudson CAPS Students Create Website for Field of Greens

Hudson CAPS Students Create Website for Field of Greens

By Jacob Culham, Student Contributor Through the Hudson CAPS (Center for Advanced Professional Studies) program, a team of Hudson High School students gained real-world business experience while developing a new website for a local business. Students Jacob Culham, Maggie Haskovec, and Sheldon Lange partnered with Field of Greens, the indoor

Soo Line: Another Fearless Forecast: What to Expect This Winter

Soo Line: Another Fearless Forecast: What to Expect This Winter

by SOO Greiman Look, fall is fall in Iowa. Lots of beautiful changing leaves, some crisp days and nights, high school football games (more fun when your team’s like Hudson’s was). For the most part, September, October, and November were a slow, comfortable ride into chilly—and now

A Legacy of Service and Succession

A Legacy of Service and Succession

By Superintendent of Hudson Community School District, Dr. Anthony Voss Matt Sallee A common them almost always emerges when asking board members what drew them to board service. Matt's answer eight years ago was no different. He talked about the experience his own children had in Hudson and

Hudson FFA Students Attend the 98th National Convention

Hudson FFA Students Attend the 98th National Convention

By Kaelyn Wolfe, Hudson FFA Chapter Reporter Seventeen students represented the Hudson FFA Chapter at the 98th National FFA Convention, held Oct. 29–Nov. 1 in Indianapolis, Indiana. The annual event draws more than 73,000 FFA members and guests from across the country. Hudson FFA members in attendance included

Iowa Voices: Political Violence

Political violence isn’t symmetrical. It’s escalating on the left, and political leaders must call it out By: Jeff Kaufmann - Chairman, Republican Party of Iowa We keep hearing calls to “encourage thoughtful discourse” and “discourage violent rhetoric.” That’s true, and I have. One political party keeps crossing

Farmers invited to attend meeting on Bokashi Fertilizer November 23

Veterans Freedom Farms (VF3) is inviting community members, farmers and supporters to a meeting focused on sustainable agriculture, veteran employment and regenerative farming practices. The event will highlight the latest VF3 initiatives aimed at helping veterans build agricultural careers while strengthening local food systems. The keynote speaker, Clarence “Cab” Baber,

Pirates Bow Out of Playoffs 33-20

Pirates Bow Out of Playoffs 33-20

By Kevin Yoder Photos by Darla Michael All good things must come to an end. A championship football season came to a close last Friday night, as Pleasantville ended Hudson’s playoff run in the second round 33-20. The Pirates came out hungry and matched the Trojans early drives. Pleasantville