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SIOUX CENTER—Once a farmer, always a farmer; that remains true even if being drafted cuts into that career for a few years.

By Kim Robins on May 12, 2021 Yet another school calendar change was made by the Gloucester School Board during its meeting Tuesday night at the T.C. Walker Education Center. The pandemic has led to several calendar changes but this one came due to a new state holiday. Prior to the change, June 16 was slated to be the last day of in-person learning for the year, while June 17 and 18 were teacher workdays. Chuck Wagner, school division assistant superintendent, said Juneteenth, which was made a state holiday last fall, is June 19, which is a Saturday, so the state holiday will be marked with a...

By Kim Robins on April 28, 2021 The Gloucester School Board adopted it fiscal year 2022 budget with a 5-1 vote last Thursday at Gloucester High School. Board member Darren Post cast the lone nay vote. Board member Brenda Mack was absent from the meeting. The board had requested a $2.2 million increase in local dollars in its operating budget but received only a $1,262,110 boost, a difference of $986,469. It had also requested $34 million additional dollars for capital improvements in order to fund a full renovation of Gloucester High School, but that was denied by county supervisors. The oper...

rselak@tribtoday.com LORDSTOWN — A West Coast maker of luxury electric cars that accused Lordstown Motors Corp. of corporate espionage in a lawsuit has amended its complaint, alleging a widespread conspiracy to raid the company of its confidential and proprietary information. Irvine, Calif.-based Karma Automotive LLC accuses Lordstown Motors, some of its top executives and former employees of Karma now employed at Lordstown Motors of violating U.S. racketeering law. Two counts in the 28-count lawsuit, Karma claims, violate the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act, accor...