Rudd-Rockford-Marble Rock Community School District is seeking applicants for two employment opportunities as the district prepares for the upcoming school year.
District officials recently announced openings for a full-time bus route driver and a night-time custodian, encouraging interested individuals to apply and become part of the RRMR team.

Central Springs Community School District celebrated the conclusion of another successful school year by honoring retirees and longtime employees during its annual end-of-year staff luncheon on May 29.
The event provided an opportunity for district staff to gather, reflect on the accomplishments of the 2025-26 school year and recognize employees whose dedication has helped shape the district and support generations of students.

Central Springs Community School District will once again help ensure children have access to nutritious meals during the summer months through its Summer Food Program, which began June 1 at both the Manly and Nora Springs campuses.

The Nora Springs Aquatic Center is reminding residents of its weather, temperature and attendance policies as the summer swimming season gets underway.
In a recent social media post, aquatic center officials outlined several circumstances that could result in delayed openings, temporary closures or early shutdowns throughout the season.

The Nora Springs Public Library is seeking community members interested in serving on its Board of Trustees.
According to a recent announcement, individuals interested in serving on the board must reside within the Nora Springs city limits.

Residents at the Nora Springs Care Center recently gathered to celebrate May birthdays with an afternoon of treats, fellowship and laughter.
The celebration featured almond cream cake and punch as residents came together to recognize those celebrating birthdays during the month. Staff members said the event provided an opportunity for residents to enjoy time with friends while creating special memories.

MASON CITY — The Rockford-Rudd-Marble Rock Marching Band closed out its school year Saturday with a spirited performance in the annual North Iowa Band Festival parade in downtown Mason City.
Marching alongside bands from across North Iowa, RRMR students showcased the hard work and preparation that went into the season as they performed for crowds gathered along the parade route.

Elementary students in the Central Springs Community School District spent part of their week outdoors during the district’s Camp Skeeter event, a day focused on hands-on learning, teamwork and end-of-year fun.