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This weeks Bulldog Pride winners were Jaxon Lassek & Kaiylen Baloun. Teachers have been handing out tickets when they see a student going above and beyond in and out of the classroom. This week's prize was a $10 Amazon gift card! Photo provided.

This weeks Bulldog Pride winners were Jaxon Lassek & Kaiylen Baloun. Teachers have been handing out tickets when they see a student going above and beyond in and out of the classroom. This week's prize was a $10 Amazon gift card! Photo provided.

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Bulldog Pride Winners

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Wednesday, September 10, 2025

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From the Desk of the Superintendent

News Staff
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
By Brent Hollinger If you have or will be attending home volleyball, softball, or football games this fall, I am sending out a “please help” by picking your trash up in the bleachers as you leave the event, whether it be outside at either football or softball or inside for volleyball.
“What Questions Do You Have?”

“What Questions Do You Have?”

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“What Questions Do You Have?”

Dr. Jill Kruse
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
THE PRAIRIE DOCWe have all heard it before. Before the end of the visit, the doctor will usually ask, “Do you have any questions?” That is usually the precise moment that my mind goes completely blank. Every question I can think of seems silly or embarrassing.
Above: Cross County band marched in the Yorkfest parade. They placed third in C2 for bands. Below: The festival royalty float was also in the Yorkfest parade. King and Mayor Ken Everingham and Queen Michelle Dubas with attendants attended. PCN photos by Beth Sparrow.

Above: Cross County band marched in the Yorkfest parade. They placed third in C2 for bands. Below: The festival royalty float was also in the Yorkfest parade. King and Mayor Ken Everingham and Queen Michelle Dubas with attendants attended. PCN photos by Beth Sparrow.

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Yorkfest Parade

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Wednesday, September 10, 2025

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Covenant Home Clips

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Wednesday, September 3, 2025
Fall is in the air! The cooler temperatures of the mornings are so refreshing, as well as the lower humidity. On the rides around the area our residents see the ripening of the corn evident by the drooping of the ears, as well as the soy bean leaves beginning to turn yellow.

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Now Hear This

News Staff
Wednesday, September 3, 2025
Where has the time gone? Here it is September already, school is back in session, football has started, AND… cooler temps are starting to reappear. C’mon fall!Trivia #1 What is the official word for the sound of leaves and trees rustling in the wind?Did you know?
Hunters urged to be cautious of potential fire hazards

Hunters urged to be cautious of potential fire hazards

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Hunters urged to be cautious of potential fire hazards

News Staff
Wednesday, September 3, 2025
It takes just one spark to ignite a wildfire. With several harvest seasons opening Sept. 1, including dove, grouse and archery deer, hunters are reminded to act responsibly in the field and to do their part to prevent wildfires.
Are chemtrails in the sky real?

Are chemtrails in the sky real?

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Are chemtrails in the sky real?

Jana Hughes
Wednesday, September 3, 2025
REPRESENTING YOUI receive a lot of emails over the course of a year in my Legislative inbox. I value all of the feedback, suggestions, and questions I get. This week’s newsletter focuses on one such subject that I’ve been repeatedly contacted about - chemtrails.