TigerHawk senior Jonah Moore goes to the glass to record two of his eight points in Monday night’s postseason win over Postville. Moore had three rebounds, five assists, and three steals in the team’s 66-24 win. (Jerry Wadian photo)

TigerHawk boys sink Pirates in District opener

Zakary Kriener

News Writer
zkriener@fayettepublishing.com

The North Fayette Valley boys got off to a strong start in the postseason Monday night as they defeated Postville, 66-24, to advance in their tournament.

NFV girls bowlers win fourth straight

By Zakary Kriener

After a slow start to the season that included going 0-4 in their first matches, the NFV girls’ bowling team won its fourth straight on Tuesday (Feb. 9) over Sumner-Fredericksburg to improve to 4-4 on the season. The boys’ team fell to 4-4 as well after being defeated by the Cougars.

It's drive-through for Clermont Fish Fry

The annual Clermont Fire and Rescue Fish Fry fundraiser will be held from 4:30-8 p.m. on Friday, February 19.  

While the event is a long-standing tradition in the community, this year it will be a little different forgoing the usual get-together event for a drive-through only meal.  

The meals, which will include fish, tarter sauce, fries, corn, and a bun, will be served to the community at the Clermont Fire Station.  Meals will be $10 each.  Watch for signs to lead you in the right direction!  

Marshall Wagner installs a box that will be used to bring Hawkeye Telephone’s fiber optic technology into a West Union residence.  (Megan Molseed photo) 

Hawkeye Telephone bringing fiber optic technology to West Union

By Megan Molseed
mmolseed@thefayettecountyunion.com

It has been popping up in neighboring communities for some time, and now, Hawkeye Telephone Company is bringing its fiber optic network to West Union.

“This is available to anyone in the city limits,” said Hawkeye Telephone employee Brittney Ihde of the expansion. “Getting the fiber installed to a home or business will be at no cost to the owner. All they have to do is call or email us to get on the list.”