If the Upper Iowa Conference indoor meet is any indication of the Turkey Valley girls’ season, coach Dalton Hackman could have a competitive bunch in his first year of coaching.

Turkey Valley finished right in the middle of the Upper Iowa Conference meet Friday as the indoor meet marked the first competition of the season.

New Hampton City Council had many things to consider before it approved a rate increase of $1.51 per month per household for curbside recycling, which Jendro President Alan Powell said roughly equals the cost of processing and transporting the cur

Just one week after the Wartburg Invitational, the New Hampton girls track team found themselves back at Wartburg for the Northeast Iowa Conference Indoor meet on Tuesday.

The Chickasaw boys track team concluded their indoor season at Wartburg on Tuesday during the Northeast Iowa Conference Indoor meet. 

Say this about New Hampton High School, it produces championship managers.

Emma Schwickerath made it through her fifth Dance Showcase Saturday night but not without a few — OK, maybe a lot — tears.

Tip-off is still more than an hour away as Nicole Mulford talks to her mother and other members of “Team Mulford.”
Suddenly, she looks at the time and says, “I have to go do something; I’ll be right back.”

Even though it may not feel like it, spring officially begins tomorrow. After a rough winter, the New Hampton Golf and Country Club is working diligently to have the course ready as soon as possible.

New Hampton boys track coach Scott Frerichs said his Chickasaws got exactly what they needed Tuesday night when they opened the season at the Wartburg Select Indoor.

It’s been almost two months since the School Board voted to add soccer as a sport at New Hampton, and the New Hampton Soccer Boosters are continuing to make strides in order to have the program instituted by next spring.

The Chickasaw girls track team kicked off their season Tuesday at the Wartburg College Select Invitational. 
Although they only had 14 girls compete at the event, many of them shined against some of the state’s best athletes. 

Although some of Turkey Valley’s games were called off due to the weather, the Lady Trojans racked up some impressive numbers while taking the runner-up spot in the Upper Iowa Conference this season.

New Hampton/Turkey Valley boasted six first place finishers by the conclusion of the Riceville JV tournament. These individuals were Kael Glenn, Colton Rochford, Ryan Pickar, Austin Geerts, and Jacob Reicks.

The Turkey Valley basketball team had a stellar season, posting an 18-5 record on their way to winning their third straight conference championship.