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Beaverdale Babies bring unique sound to local music scene


Beaverdale Babies members Josh Gorman and Alexandra Bomhoff began making music together during the pandemic. They’d develop songs on the living room sofa, with Alexandra furnishing lyrics and Josh arranging the music. (Photo by Willis Patenaude)

The Beaverdale Babies have begun performing locally, including at Deb’s Brewtopia in Elkader. (Submitted photo)

By Willis Patenaude | Times-Register

 

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State legislators engage with constituents at town hall


District 64 State Rep. Jason Gearhart (left) and District 32 State Senator Mike Klimesh engaged with roughly 150 constituents at a legislative town hall at Luana Savings Bank on March 8. Here, they speak to the audience while one member holds a flag upside down, largely regarded as a symbol of “dire distress.” (Photos by Audrey Posten)

Legislators Jason Gearhart (left) and Mike Klimesh fielded questions on topics ranging from cancer research and environmental protections to proposed book bannings and the rights of transgender individuals.

One town hall attendee hoisted a sign calling on the state not to control books at public libraries.

By Audrey Posten | Times-Register

 

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Elkader Council approves property tax increase to pay off latest loan

By Willis Patenaude | Times-Register

 

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Central has three selected all-conference in boys basketball


Owen Hammersland

Vaughn Zittergruen

Isaac Loan

By Willis Patenaude | Times-Register

 

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Five Bulldogs earn Upper Iowa all-conference basketball honors


Parker Kuehl

Landyn Miene

Carter Lightfoot

Brock Hackett

Eli Hanson

Five MFL MarMac boys basketball players have achieved Upper Iowa all-conference honors. Parker Kuehl was selected to the first team and Landyn Miene and Carter Lightfoot to the second team, while Brock Hackett and Eli Hanson were honorable mention picks.

 

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Elmer L. Marting

Elmer Lawrence Marting was born on Groundhog Day, Feb. 2, 1937, at the Postville Hospital to Elmer F. and Helen (Schmitt) Marting. He passed away at home, surrounded by his family, on Feb. 16, 2025, at the age of 88 years old. Junior, as he was known, grew up on the family farm, south of Luana, attending grade school at Luana. He transferred to the Postville school system, participating in football, chorus, band (cornet) and FAA, graduating with the Class of 1955. 

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Lou Ann Meyer

Lou Ann Meyer, 97, of Dubuque, answered God’s call on Wednesday, March 5, 2025, at home. 

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Leland J. Moose

Leland Jay Moose, 67, of Monona, died Sunday, March 2, 2025, at Veterans Memorial Hospital, Waukon. He was born June 7, 1957, to Albert and Marilyn (Timmerman) Moose in Waukon. He was baptized and confirmed. He graduated from MFL High School in 1976.

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Mar

She is 105 years of history


Marge Costigan

Throughout March, which is Women’s History Month, the Times-Register is again publishing a series of articles highlighting local women. Whether it’s through their careers, hobbies, volunteer efforts or unique personalities, these women have inspired others.

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Former service station slated for demolition


The McGregor building that most recently housed the Twin Cities FS service station is slated for demolition. According to city officials, representatives of building owners Jeff and Jenifer Westphal applied for a city permit to tear down the structure as soon as this week. (Photo by Audrey Posten)

Conceptual designs show what the proposed new building at 127 Main St. will look like. The Station will be a restaurant and coffee shop, and previous communication from the owners had it opening by late summer or early fall.

By Audrey Posten | Times-Register

 

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