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Chief Nicks Retires From The Navy After 21 Years Of Service

Written by Jeanne Herzig Chief Daniel A. Nicks is retiring from the United States Navy on July 31, 2020 after serving his country for 21 years.  He is the son of Jeanne Herzig and Andy Nicks and stepson of Larry Herzig and Vicki Nicks.  He enlisted when he was 19 years old and was sent…

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The Nashville News Welcomes New Editor Leah Williams

Leah Williams has been named the new editor of The Nashville News. Williams started with the paper on Monday. She comes to the News after more than six years at the Centralia Morning Sentinel. She earned her bachelors degree in journalism and her masters degree in professional media Arts and media management from Southern Illinois…

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2018 NCHS Homecoming Parade Gallery

NCHS 2018 Homecoming week came to its climax on Friday, September 21, with a parade in the afternoon, and the game against Sparta in the evening (The Hornets trounced Sparta 56-6 at that contest).

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Hofbraufest Drawing Proceeds Donation To Trinity Lutheran School

Left to right: Patricia Rensing, Steve Rensing, Pastor Nate Wollenberg, Dustin Unverfehrt, Mike Stock, Ron Holle. Absent from picture: Carl Herrmann and Jim Muenter. Hoyleton – July 25, 2018 By Patricia Rensing rensing1@hotmail.com The Hoyleton Community Club presented a check for Trinity Lutheran School from the raffle proceeds of the 50th Annual Hoyleton Hofbraufest. Most…

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Moeller Installed As Nashville Lions Club President

ABOVE, Past Nashville Lions President Doug Holzhauer passed the gavel to Lion Gary Moeller, newly elected president for 2018-19. Lion Moeller becomes the 80th president of the Nashville club. There has never been a repeat chair throughout the history of this club. Lion Holzhauer is holding a plaque commemorating his term as president. Other officers…

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Chamber Donates To Community Center

The Nashville Chamber of Commerce, represented here by President Tom Speedie, RIGHT, presented a donation of $709 to the Community Center of Nashville, represented by Jennifer Szopinski, LEFT. The donation came from the annual Chamber Golf Scramble and included money from the 50/50 drawing, the skins game, the mulligans, and donations from those who participated…

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Education Department Projects Show At County Fair

The Education Department Ribbon Winners have been announced by the Washington County Fair. The projects are on display nightly at the Washington County Exhibition Building from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Students can pick up their projects and/or prize money on Friday, July 13 between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. As an added prize this…

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