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Dad returns from Afghanistan, surprises son at Tilford

What a surprise Tilford Elementary class 1MV received when Colonel Darin Humiston (US Air Force) surprised his son Caleb and the rest of the classroom by coming to the classroom at 12:45 p.

Dad returns from Afghanistan, surprises son at Tilford

What a surprise Tilford Elementary class  1MV received when Colonel Darin Humiston (US Air Force) surprised his son Caleb and the rest of the classroom by coming to the classroom at 12:45 p.
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'Blast from the Past' with VSMS choirs

Brylee Bruce and Kalie Burke dance together during the VSMS choir concert. Vinton-Shellsburg Middle School members sang all or parts of more than 50 oldies during the "Blast from the Past" concert Thursday at the High School auditorium.

'Blast from the Past' with VSMS choirs

[caption id="attachment_18768" align="alignleft" width="300"] Brylee Bruce and Kalie Burke dance together during the VSMS choir concert.[/caption] Vinton-Shellsburg Middle School members sang all or parts of more than 50 oldies during the "Blast from the Past" concert Thursday at the High School auditorium.
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John E. Morris

John E. Morris, 89, formerly of Center Point, passed away Sunday, March 11, 2018, at Hiawatha Care Center. He was born Aug. 26, 1928, to Cleveland and Irene Morris.

John E. Morris

John E. Morris, 89, formerly of Center Point, passed away Sunday, March 11, 2018, at Hiawatha Care Center. He was born Aug. 26, 1928, to Cleveland and Irene Morris.
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'Stop the Violence!' VSHS students join 17-minute walk-out

Vinton-Shellsburg High School students Sadie Mauer, Olivia Coder and Mady Rule organized a Vinton-Shellsburg High School 17-minute walk-out as part of the national movement to call for gun control and school violence prevention measures Wednesday morning at the school.

'Stop the Violence!' VSHS students join 17-minute walk-out

By Dean Close, Editor Vinton-Shellsburg High School students Sadie Mauer, Olivia Coder and Mady Rule organized a Vinton-Shellsburg High School 17-minute walk-out as part of the national movement to call for gun control and school violence prevention measures Wednesday morning at the school.