Brian Rathjen is a Sports Editor at Atlantic News-Telegraph. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive and professional sports, as well as the intersection of sports with climate change, education, and the education system. Brian's insights and reporting have been featured in BLOX Digital, showcasing his diverse expertise in both sports and educational issues.
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Brian Rathjen's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly high school wrestling and basketball. He seems to prioritize event coverage, making his articles well-suited for showcasing specific games or tournaments.
If you have a story related to high school sports, especially wrestling and basketball in the Atlantic area of Iowa, Brian might be interested in covering it. Additionally, if you know of exceptional athletes from this region achieving significant milestones or victories, reaching out with that information could also be fruitful.
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By: Brian Rathjen
ELK HORN – Exira-EHK could soon join the growing ranks of Iowa schools with a unique gaming opportunity for high school students.
By: Brian Rathjen
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds has issued a disaster declaration for Cass County, in the wake of severe weather that struck the county earlier this month.
By: Brian Rathjen
Jillian Saathoff’s play on the softball diamond has really picked the past couple of weeks.
By: Brian Rathjen
ELK HORN – Exira-EHK is joining the growing ranks of Iowa schools with a unique gaming opportunity for high school students.
By: Brian Rathjen
DES MOINES – Emergency rules to a new state law allowing eighth graders to play any high school sport have been approved by the Iowa State Board of Education.
By: Brian Rathjen
STUART — A $500,000 federal investment has been secured to rebuild a 11-1/2 mile section of White Pole Road in southern Guthrie County.
Used to be that if an athlete were in eighth grade and made the "varsity" team, it meant that he had made the "A" team of the eighth-grade team in
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The Exira-EHK Community School District invites students, parents, coaches, staff, alumni, and community members to attend a community meeting focused on the future of Spartan athletics.
