| Voters decide on $10.4 million bond issue Tuesday |
Decorah School District voters will head to the polls Tuesday to decide whether or not to pass a $10.4 million bond issue.
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| 'Sanctuaries and Slammed Doors': |
Michael J. Engelhardt, professor of political science at Luther College, will present "Sanctuaries and Slammed Doors: Immigration, Arizona and the Constitution" Thursday, Sept. 16 at 7 p.m. in the Center for Faith and Life Recital Hall on the campus of Luther College.
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| Decorah Library resumes Sunday hours |
Decorah Public Library Director Lorraine Borowski has announced that the library will resume Sunday hours (1-4 p.m.) beginning Sept. 12
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| City Council puts a stop to flashing red light |
After hearing concerns for pedestrian safety, the Decorah City Council is suspending its trial flashing red stoplight at the intersection of Water and Winnebago streets.
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| Supervisors agree flood insurance needed |
Members of the Winneshiek County Board of Supervisors reached an informal consensus Monday that the county should participate in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).
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| Nordic Fest annual meeting Sept. 13 |
The annual Nordic Fest meeting is Monday, Sept. 13, beginning at 7 p.m. at the Amdhal-Odland Heritage Center of the Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum Complex in downtown Decorah
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| Luther College walking trail completed |
Luther College Natural Areas Walking Trail, a five-mile hiking trail that traverses many of the restored native landscapes on Luther's 800-acre campus, has been completed and is open to the public.
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| Luther College to suspend Celebration Iowa program for 2011 |
Luther College has announced that it will suspend operation of the Celebration Iowa summer music program for 2011 to provide time to assess and evaluate the program's future direction.
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| Becker Hardware in Ossian celebrating 125th anniversary with open house Sept. 11 |
Take your daughter to work day" has a special resonance at Becker Hardware in Ossian.
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| Luther Professor Bernatz authors applied mathematics textbook |
Richard Bernatz, Luther College professor of mathematics, authored the textbook titled "Fourier Series and Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations," recently published by John Wiley and Sons
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| Health and Safety Fair at Gundersen Lutheran Sept. 21 |
The Gundersen Lutheran - Decorah Clinic is hosting a Fall Health and Safety Fair Tuesday, Sept. 21, from 5 to 8 p.m. in the clinic lobby.
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| Luther College launches new mobile Web site |
Luther College has launched m.luther.edu, a Web site specifically designed for mobile communication devices.
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| Luther College Democrats to hold local candidates forum |
Luther College Democrats will host a candidate forum Thursday, Sept. 16 at 5:30 p.m. in the F. W. Olin Building, room 102 on the campus of Luther College (http://www.luther.edu).
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| Milkhouse Creamery opening soon |
A new gift shop -- Milkhouse Creamery -- is expected to open this week in downtown Decorah.
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| Area school districts will receive federal funds to save jobs |
Local school districts will be allocated new federal funds to save education jobs, according to state Senator Mary Jo Wilhelm of Cresco.
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| Deputies investigating theft of vehicle batteries |
The Winneshiek County Sheriff's Department is investigating a report of several vehicle parts and batteries stolen from a local area business.
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| WMC says no thanks to participating in Gundersen health plan |
It would not be in Winneshiek Medical Center's best interest to fully participate in the Gundersen-Lutheran health insurance plan.
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| County discussion of National Flood Insurance program continues Monday |
Participation in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) was discussed by the Winneshiek County Board of Supervisors Monday.
Thursday, September 02, 2010
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| Local author Bob Hunt honored at Library of Congress in Washington D.C. |
Although he's 91 years old, Decorah's Bob Hunt is an extremely busy guy.
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| Meehan and Schwartz want to lease land on WMC campus for $1.7 million eye clinic |
A new 10,000-square foot eye clinic is being proposed for the Winneshiek Medical Center campus.
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