CCHS welding students attend expo; program receives $28,000 grant from Airgas
Charles City welding students Chase Crooks, Keetan Kirby and Drew Staudt listen to John Tofte, account manager from Airgas in Mason City, at the 2019 FabTech Expo in Chicago on Monday. Submitted photo
Charles City welding students Chase Crooks, Keetan Kirby and Drew Staudt and teacher Bret Spurgin attend the 2019 FabTech Expo in Chicago on Monday. Submitted photo
From left, Charles City teacher Bret Spurgin and welding students Chase Crooks, Keetan Kirby and Drew Staudt, along with John Tofte, account manager from Airgas in Mason City, attend the 2019 FabTech Expo in Chicago on Monday. The welding department received a $28,000 grant from Airgas to install a new ventilation system. Submitted photo
Charles City welding students visit the 2019 FabTech Expo in Chicago on Monday. Submitted photo
By James Grob, [email protected]
The Charles City School District Board of Directors...
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Anders Haglund, who is just wrapping up his junior year at Charles City High School, has been selected to compete at the 57th NATS national conference. The high school semifinal and final rounds will occur live on Friday, July 1 at Roosevelt University in Chicago and the finals will take place that evening. (Press file photo.)
By James Grob, [email protected]
Charles City’s Anders Haglund doubled down on his...
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The Nashua-Plainfield Girls 1600-Meter Distance Medley Relay Team of, from left, Mackenzie Foelske, Jennah Carpenter, Abbie Hyde and Kadence Huck won the Class 1A title on Friday morning at the State Track and Field Championships.
The day before, freshman Huck won the Class 1A Girls 400 to become the first NP girl to win a state title. Then on Saturday, Hyde, Foelske, Huck and Rylee Weiss won the Girls 800-Meter Sprint Medley Relay, paving the way to a first-ever N-P girls state overall title.
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DES MOINES — Nashua-Plainfield made history during the first day of the...
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Charles City senior Ian Collins matched his personal- and school-record of 6 feet, 9 inches while winning the Class 3A Boys High Jump, Thursday at the State Track and Field Championships. Collins also cleared 6-foot-9 while winning last year's state HJ title. Later during the Class 3A Boys Long Jump, Collins came up a half-inch shy of defending his state title in that event, too.
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