All posts tagged "Iowa"
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Daylight Savings Time may end in Iowa
In July of 1908, Thunder Bay, Canada, experienced a longer day than any other location in the area. “How is this possible?” one might ask....
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Iowa pipeline spill draws reactions
On Jan. 25, the Magellan Midstream Partners pipeline in Worth County, Iowa burst and leaked around 46,830 gallons (1,100 barrels) of diesel fuel. Cleanup started...
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Senate bill to limit texting does not go far enough
Texting and driving is a deadly combination. This year the lawmakers in Des Moines have introduced Senate Study Bill 1002 to address the issue, but...
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Struggles of late deer season well worth effort
Most students look forward to winter break because of opening presents on Christmas morning, and hanging out with friends and family. For others like myself,...
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Michigan upset opens Iowa’s door to postseason possibilities
By Jibreel Bailey As huge upsets happen across the college football league, the Big 10 has some major changes in rankings. Iowa still may not...
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Iowa’s oldest haunts: Check out the ghoulest ghost stories
Iowa seems like a fairly calm place with a seemingly peaceful past, but is Iowa as spook free as people think it is? From the...
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Council calls for more focus on Iowa history
After the Iowa History Advisory Council issued some recommendations to Iowa’s schools to focus more on Iowa history, CFHS history teachers agreed with the findings....
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College Costs: 2016 graduates find themselves paying price of reduced funding
Iowa ranks no. 8 in the country for college debt. Parents and students see it coming, yet most are still slapped in the face when...
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Sports Opinion: Football fans ready for bowling
By: Ben Boezinger ’Tis the season for gifts, the sweet smell of Christmas and season-ending bowl games. The whole season leads up to this month...
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Autumn brings bass to shoreline cover
By: AJ Godbey Winter is slowly approaching, and the normal spring to fall bass fishing season will be about over for the year. However, there...
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30 students square off in Holmes chess tournament
Thirty Holmes Junior High students recently squared off in a chess tournament in ninth-grade science teacher Maria Hoekstra’s classroom during Tiger Time. The winner was seventh-grader Alexander Fuchtman who...
