The Sidney softball team beat Stanton 13-6 Monday to earn their first win of the season
- Bryan Clark
The Sidney baseball team gave up 11 sixth inning runs in a loss Monday at Stanton
- Bryan Clark
Individual state medalists, team and individual state qualifiers headline area golf season
- Bryan Clark
The Sidney softball and baseball teams split Corner Conference games Monday, June 8, at Stanton.
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Northern Iowa men’s basketball coach Kyle Green signed a five-year contract that runs through April 2031. Here are the key details of his deal with the Panthers.
- Bryan Clark
The Clarinda A's lost for the first time this season in game number four, Friday at home against Carroll
- Bryan Clark
The Clarinda A's lost 11-3 Friday, June 5, at home against Carroll in a game that was called after five innings because of lightning.
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Rob Sand said Thursday his general election approach will remain focused on bipartisanship and finding “reasonable” solutions for Iowans as he faces off against Zach Lahn.
Thursday afternoon, Sand's campaign called for debates with Republican gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn in Sioux City, Des Moines, Cedar Rapids and Davenport.
Since taking the Iowa Democratic Party helm about three years ago, chair Rita Hart said the group has been instituting a stronger and more orderly ground game.
Several Libertarian and independent candidates have submitted nomination petitions to appear on Iowa's Nov. 3 general election ballot, adding options to a number of high-profile statewide and congressional contests.
Defend The Vote, a national organization focused on voting rights and democratic reforms, has endorsed Democratic state Rep. Lindsay James in Iowa's 2nd Congressional District race.
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Individual state medalists, team and individual state qualifiers headline area golf season
Tuesday's area softball and baseball scoreboard
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