The Sidney baseball team, complete with East Mills athletes this summer, earned a convincing win Tuesday at Essex
- Bryan Clark
The IHSAA released district and substate baseball brackets Tuesday for Classes 1A and 2A
- Bryan Clark
The Essex softball and baseball teams lost home games Tuesday, June 23, to Corner Conference rival Sidney.
- Bryan Clark
The Sidney softball and baseball teams earned Corner Conference wins Tuesday, June 23, at Essex.
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Andy Manske says he got "quadruple sunburned" while talking to voters at city festivals, beaches, his alma mater and even the Janesville Renaissance Faire, hoping to gain enough signatures to get on
- Bryan Clark
The Corner Conference Tournament brackets have been released for this week's conference tournaments
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The Southwest Iowa Herald releases its Spring Sports All-Area Team
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