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K-M beats Pine Island

The Kasson-Mantorville girls volleyball team won 3-1 against Pine island to end its regular season last week.
For K-M Jacey Heidt had 23 digs, AloahaRicke had 19 kills, and 16 digs, Alexie Awe had seven kills, 16 digs, and four aces, Anna Ask had 37 assists, six digs, and three aces, Ella Stoskopf had five kills, and Abby Baker had five kills.
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Spotlight on K-M’s high school Esports team

Our high school is proud to be at the forefront of a growing and exciting trend—esports. As competitive gaming continues to gain recognition across the country, our esports team is leading the charge, offering students the opportunity to engage in a fast-paced, skill-driven environment that blends teamwork, strategy, and technology.

K-M Football Senior Night

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Conference Champs

After finishing a perfect 8-0 in conference play the Byron volleyball team won the Hiawatha Valley Volleyball regular season championship last week. Back row left to right: Taimani Evjen, Zoe Dearborn, Ella Nelson, Olivia Richardson, Sophia Richardson, Averie Rolland, Joslyn Deutz, Addison Johnson, Kailani Schroeder, Leeah Strain, Addison Miner.

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Court newsDodge County
The following gross misdemeanors, misdemeanors and petty misdemeanors were heard in Dodge County District Court the week of Oct. 13 — 20:
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How does medical condition affect driver’s license?

Question: I have a medical condition that causes me to lose consciousness on occasion. I am hoping to get a driver’s license. Is there anything I need to do?
Answer: When applying for an instruction permit or driver’s license, you will be asked questions about medical conditions. Providing false information on the application could result in losing your driving privileges.

Sheriff’s Office reports uptick in scams

Improved technology, the internet, and AI have all contributed to more sophisticated and successful fraud and scam operations, and larger payouts. The Dodge County Sheriff’s Office has seen a big uptick in scams recently including one that resulted in over $12,000 being stolen from a county resident, according to Sheriff Scott Rose.

Legals 10-17-2024
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