Johanna Van Der Brink
Johanna Van Der Brink Van Der Brink 90 Rock Valley Jan. 2, 2015 Johanna “Ann” Van Der Brink, 90, of Rock Valley, Iowa died Friday, Jan.
George-Little Rock 2015 Homecoming
Students at George-Little Rock High School will celebrate their 2015 homecoming this week under the theme “Night of Stars”.
First major winter event brings shivers
Winter made its presence known all across Lyon County for much of the week last week bringing not just snow but bitterly cold temperatures.
Miller concluding decades-long career
Wilma Miller has worked in Rock Rapids since 1971. “I’ve had a wonderful career life,” she said.
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Arthur Dykstra
Arthur Dykstra 89 Hull Jan. 3, 2015 Arthur Dykstra, 89, of Hull, Iowa passed away Saturday, Jan.
Connie Scholten
Connie Scholten Scholten 55 Inwood Jan. 1, 2015 , 55, of Inwood, Iowa died Thursday, Jan.
Rustic Retreat opens its doors today
December 12th, 2014by admin
Rustic Retreat at 710 South Union in Rock Rapids will open for business today.
New face in new Veterans’ Affairs office
December 12th, 2014by admin
Mike Rothenbuehler will be the new face of veterans’ affairs (VA) in Lyon County as VA director when current service administrator Wilma Miller steps down at the
The streets were alive with the sights of Christmas
December 12th, 2014by admin
Santa’s reindeer have been known to draw a crowd in downtown Rock Rapids but for this year’s holiday events, a different animal drew the most
Not just for books anymore
November 20th, 2014by admin
The library at Central Lyon has been anything but quiet since Jodi Schrick started her new role as librarian at the start of the new
‘High School Musical’ promises to entertain
October 30th, 2014by admin
Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet has gone through reproductions of various sorts, too many to count.
Courage Retreat empowers students
October 30th, 2014by admin
Amidst a high-energy atmosphere that seemed more like an experiment on the effects of too much caffeine rather than a school-sponsored activity, Central Lyon seventh graders learned