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The cafe portion of Merly's Bar and lounge got a much needed facelift before the doors opened.
New addition to a old business
In September of last year Ruth Cole opened the doors to the former Fall Out Bar that she renamed Merly’s Bar and Lunge. The bar located on Main Street in Lyons, has a cafe connected to it … more
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Installation of the top portion of the entrance to Josh
Josh’s Landing dedication on the 27th
News of the death of one of Oakland’s own shook the community in December, 2017, when 20-year-old Josh Mulder was killed in an automobile accident.  The son of Rick and Susan Mulder will … more
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Mayor Dan Jacobs welcomes Oakland's new Chief of Police, James Hetzler. Chief Hetzler will be joined by his Assistant Chief Aaron Brensel.
Oakland welcomes new police department
Oakland Police Department vehicles are a welcome sight to many as the community has had to rely on the Sherriff’s Dept. for coverage as three officers called it quits last year. Chief James … more
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Looking over a scrapbook created for the former School District 81 are Rose Jaspersen, Sue Schroeder, and Sue Beckner. A reunion is being planned for Aug. 13th for former students, teachers, and friends of District 81.
Reunion being planned for District 81
Did you have fun at District 81? If so, you are likely going to enjoy reminiscing with former classmates and friends from one of the area’s first consolidated school districts at a reunion … more
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It may have been a day late, but the sky above Lyons glowed with the sights and sounds of fireworks for the 4th of July.
Postponed ending but still a great time
Try as she might Mother N ature couldn’t put a damper on the 4th of July celebration in Lyons last week. As in previous years the celebration was organized by the Lyons Community Club led … more
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A journey of a lifetime puts college grads on cycling trip from coast to coast.
Friends set out on epic journey
A man’s heart plans his way, But the Lord directs his steps. Proverbs 16:9 Steps? Maybe in this case, the Lord directs their pedaling. For Caleb and … more
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The group of summer PAWS kids showing there rockets and their drive to reach for the stars.
Summer LDNE PAWS Youth Participate in NASA Astro Camp
“Shoot for the Moon” was the advice given to summer PAWS participants by Ruthie Weiland, PAWS coordinator. LDNE PAWS students explored earth and space science through the NASA Astro Camp … more
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A large crowd gathers at the Lyons Community Center for the first annual Salad Luncheon put on by the Lyons Community Club.
Salad luncheon
The Lyons C ommunity Club exists to put on events and activities for the community. They are able to do this by donations, and in many cases the fun events and fundraisers go hand and hand. … more
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It doesn't matter if it has 4 or 2 wheels. If you are proud of your ride and want to show it, you are welcome to do so at the Lyons Car Show.
Preparing for the Lyons 4th of July Car and Bike Show
The trophies have been made, plans have been planned, and the paperwork has been sent, all in preparation for the cars and bikes to come rolling in to be shown at the 3rd annual Lyons 4th of July Car … more
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July 3rd Party in the Park
One of Oakland’s largest annual gatherings, the July 3rd Party in the Park continues to provide a fun-filled family evening of events as the nation celebrates its Independence Day. Kicking … more
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Standing in front of the WWII Memorial in Washington DC was one of the highlights for Alakai Redding-Geu and Joseph Findlay. The two students were joined by classmate Morgan Pickell and 35 others from Education Services Unit 2.
Three experience DC thanks to Cultural Connections
With the goal of learning about US Government with a focus on Tribal Government, Alakai Redding-Geu, Joseph Finlay, and Morgan Pickell spent a week in Washington DC. The three Oakland-Craig senior … more
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It was starting to sound a lot like Christmas at the LDNE elementary Christmas program..
Learning about heritage while visiting the capitol
Washington D.C. is the home of our nation’s Capital. It is where all the laws that govern our free world are born. Just this last week, a group of 38 local students from Bancroft-Rosalie, … more
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