McLean County Independent News

The last of the sisters
September 14, 2022

The last of the sisters

GARRISON – Sixty years ago, Sr. Agnes Reinert began her nursing career as a student nurse at Garrison Memorial Hospital.

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Homecoming Court
September 7, 2022

Homecoming Court

Seniors Mia Gehring, Tyler Huesers, Kaitlyn Zook, Connor Kerzmann, Karli Klein and TJ Syvertson were announced as Garrison High School's Homecoming Court last Friday. The homecoming king and queen will be crowned during the Garrison Lady Troopers' volleyball home game against Wilton-Wing on Sept. 16. (Submitted)

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September 7, 2022

It runs in the family

Last month, Tristan Thompson took a step further to follow a career that he not only aspired to since he was younger, but in doing so cemented himself in a family tradition that dates back four generations.

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PICKARDVILLE – A Turtle Lake-Mercer school bus transporting the fifth and sixth grade girls basketball team to practice in McClusky was involved in a three-vehicle accident here Friday afternoon.

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Up in enrollment
August 31, 2022

Up in enrollment

Enrollment in schools throughout McLean County have increased for the most part as doors opened for the first day of classes over the past two weeks.

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GARRISON – Customers with Garrison Rural Water District will see an increase in their rates, starting Oct. 1.

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Back to school
August 24, 2022

Back to school

Bob Callies Elementary School principal Shelly Fuller greets students outside the school last Thursday morning. Classes in McLean County started up this past week, with White Shield and Max starting last Monday and Tuesday, respectively. (James C. Falcon)

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A corny time at the park
August 17, 2022

A corny time at the park

Guests at the Aw Shucks! Festival were treated to a surprise appearance by Garrison mascot Wally the Walleye at Garrison City Park last Saturday. For more pictures from the festival, turn to page 12. (Ethyn Williams-Calvert)

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Acting as a taxpayer and not under his official role as a city councilmember, David Jeffrey asks initial questions about Garrison going back to a contract with the county for police resources to help with future budget issues.

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August 10, 2022

The need for blood

Calling all blood donors: you are needed. Due to a critical shortage of all blood types, donations are desperately needed.

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