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Mar
04
Five classes; why not Class A?
It’s easy to forget that Iowa is the only state that has separate governing bodies for boys’ and girls’ high school sports — until they diverge on a matter. Occasionally it’s just enough to cause confusion. For example, girls’ basketball … Continue reading
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Mar
04
Photos by the numbers: 123
June 11, 2011: The east end of IL 123 is just east of I-55, at the historic alignment of US 66. The last alignment of 66 runs left and right here, as a bypass around town; the ahead route is … Continue reading
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Mar
03
Photos by the numbers: 122
May 9, 2007: The Great River Road starts at Lake Itasca and heads north(!) on County Road 122. The Mississippi River is running to the left as a quiet little creek.
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Mar
02
Photos by the numbers: 121
August 21, 2005: SC 121 at I-26 between Columbia and the I-385 junction. This is just inside Sumter National Forest. South Carolina, Illinois, Indiana, and Massachusetts could all pool together to buy sign blanks (square/rectangle with the state name on … Continue reading
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Mar
01
More basketball articles
A day late and a dollar short, but these popped up after my roundup Monday. State Spotlight: Tournament a grand thing for North Tama’s Kladivo (Des Moines Register) — This ran Tuesday alongside the story of the loss. It’s also … Continue reading
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Mar
01
Photos by the numbers: 120
October 6, 2006: IA 9 is the halfway point between Minneapolis and Des Moines on I-35. It takes about five hours to travel between the two.
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Feb
29
Leap Day
Today, the Iowa State women play Kansas State for the 77th time. The Wildcats “leap” over Nebraska to become the Cyclones’ most-played opponent. In addition, this is the first time ISU has ever played on Leap Day. Also today, the … Continue reading
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Feb
29
Photos by the numbers: 119
August 7, 2005: Charleston, West Virginia, on US 60 near the south end of I-79. US 60 still runs right by the state capitol building.
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Feb
28
Photos by the numbers: 118
September 17, 2007: West side of Le Mars. US 75 keeps its pre-1984 mile numbering (from Council Bluffs) all the way through the new end of its freeway/expressway alignment, at which point it exits from itself. This is only about … Continue reading
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Feb
28
North Mahaska 47, North Tama 35
The North Tama girls on the state’s biggest stage Turnovers and cold fourth-quarter shooting ended the best season in North Tama girls’ basketball history Monday with a 47-35 loss to North Mahaska. The Redhawks finished 21-5, and this was the … Continue reading
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