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How Lucas Lueth has stepped up as a leader for the Ames boys - Vimarsana News

How Lucas Lueth has stepped up as a leader for the Ames boys

Lucas Lueth was a valuable role player on last year's state championship team for Ames. Now he's become the team leader for the Little Cyclones.

Iowa State men's basketball dominates IUPUI 88-39 in season opener - Vimarsana News

Iowa State men's basketball dominates IUPUI 88-39 in season opener

Iowa State took care of business Monday night at Hilton Coliseum. Here's what you need to know.

Ames (Iowa) football standout Dallas Sauser setting passing records, catching college interest - Vimarsana News

Ames (Iowa) football standout Dallas Sauser setting passing records, catching college interest

By Dana Becker  Even from a young age, Dallas Sauser has always had his dad, Brian, close by. Sauser, an Ames High School senior quarterback, is coached by his

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Little Cyclone Tailgate Show

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9780340174067: Little Cyclone (Coronet Books) - AbeBooks - Neave, Airey: 0340174064 - Vimarsana News

9780340174067: Little Cyclone (Coronet Books) - AbeBooks - Neave, Airey: 0340174064

Andrée de Jongh was a young artist in Brussels when German troops marched into Belgium in May 1941. Her father dubbed her the 'Little Cyclone', because she was so determined to make things happen. Inspired by Edith Cavell, the British nurse shot dead by the Germans during the First World War, the 24-year-old de Jongh nursed wounded allied servicemen. She then set up the Comet Line to smuggle trapped soldiers and airmen through France and across the Pyrenees into Spain. When the first group never arrived, the Little Cyclone did the job herself: she turned up at the British consulate in Bilbao...