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Published Sept. 18, 1967: One of Dubuques oldest and largest trees -- a victim of Dutch elm disease -- came down last week. The 90-foot elm, said to be 125

Unpublished: A spectacular fire destroyed the Rainbo Oil Co. warehouse and office building at 300 South Main St. Saturday, causing damage estimated at $250,000 to $500,000. (Note: Photo taken Feb.

ATHOL – After six decades educating the public about the great outdoors, Athol’s Bird & Nature Club is planning a big anniversary celebration.The organization was founded in 1963 by Athol Junior High School science teacher Bob Coyle. According to the...

Share your events in this free weekly calendar Publicize your meetings and community events in this free calendar, which comes out on Wednesdays in this space. Deadline: Monday. Email to: newsroom@atholdailynews.com. Aug. 18: Summer games night every...

The Sportsman’s Corner: May musings Published: 5/6/2021 1:42:51 PM Modified: 5/6/2021 1:42:49 PM The month of May is our transition from spring to summer, usually. Second to October, May is this sportsman’s favorite month. My passion for spring turkey hunting is a big reason for that and the spring woods coming alive as dawn approaches is something that never gets old. Since that first turkey fell to the Winchester Model 1300 National Wild Turkey Edition shotgun in 1987, the many facets of...