Goose Lake News

A public hearing and first reading of amendments to the Clinton County Zoning Ordinance sparked discussion concerning reverse setback limits concerning wind farms Wednesday at the Clinton County Board of Supervisors meeting.

A black bear's well documented 259-mile journey last month through parts of Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin has ended safely, if not happily, in woods around Baraboo, Wis., according to the Department of Natural Resources.

The Northeast Community School Board is scheduled to complete paper work Thursday night to seek a FEMA grant to include a "safe room" in the proposed fine arts addition to the high school.

We have an update on a black bear seen roaming around Clinton County. There have now been at least two more sightings.

BOYS - Mid-Prairie of Wellman junior Tanner Miller won the 400-meter hurdles in 53.07 seconds.

MORGAN CASEY, junior, Northeast Casey has the state's third-fastest times this season in the 1,500 and 3,000 meters and is listed as the 12th- fastest in the 800, according to QuikStatsIowa.com. She won the state Class 2-A cross country title last fall.

The Northeast High School music department will present the Tony-award winning musical "Into The Woods" at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the high school cafetorium in Goose Lake.

By MaryLou Hinrichsen Herald Staff Writer GOOSE LAKE - Collective bargaining teams from the Northeast Community Education Association and the school district have conducted two public meetings to present their ...

By MaryLou Hinrichsen Herald Staff Writer GOOSE LAKE - The Northeast School Board will interview two more architects in March about proposals for a combination auditorium and fine arts classrooms.

With every shining moment comes heartbreak. Five Class 2A Messenger-area wrestlers watched their hopes for a potential gold medal slip away here Friday on the third day of the state meet inside Wells Fargo ...

Survive and advance is the motto for athletes competing at the state wrestling meet.

I've been admiring Juliasird's cardinal photos this week on Quadsville. I thought of them when I opened my paper Thursday morning and saw the gynandromorphic cardinal on the cover.