Eric Johnson
Editor at Austin Daily Herald
Photographer, graphic designer, editor of Austin Living Magazine by trade, long-haired wanna-be by life-long dream. Check my other feed: @IrkJoe
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austindailyherald.com | Eric Johnson
Published 5:07 pm Thursday, April 17, 2025 An Austin man has been charged with threats of violence and terroristic threats after allegedly threatening an employee of the Austin Post Office. Wade Joseph Novak, 60, was charged with the two counts, both of them felonies, Thursday in Mower County District. He is currently in custody at the Mower County Jail.
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austindailyherald.com | Eric Johnson
Published 7:30 pm Tuesday, April 15, 2025 For over four decades, Troy Nelson has been involved in delivering mail to people’s doorsteps for the United States Postal Service. However, after 41 years Nelson is just a few short days away from delivering his last bit of mail. It’s time to retire. “My official last day on the books is April 30, but my last physical day is April 25,” Nelson said Monday morning.
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austindailyherald.com | Eric Johnson
Published 5:39 pm Tuesday, April 15, 2025 An Austin man has been charged with assault with a dangerous weapon as well as threats of violence, among other charges, for allegedly threatening a neighbor with a handgun. Joseph William Hegge, 63, of Austin was charged Monday in Mower County District Court with second degree assault with a dangerous weapon and threats of violence-reckless disregard for risk. Both of them are felonies.
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austindailyherald.com | Eric Johnson
Published 5:35 pm Tuesday, April 15, 2025 As some of you may be aware, part of my education in college was achieving a major in history — for all the good it’s done me over the years. A story I tell often is one day the colorful and clearly impactful history teacher and my advisor at South Dakota State University, a one Jerry Sweeney, called me into his office to have a chat about my future.
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austindailyherald.com | Eric Johnson
Published 10:12 pm Monday, April 14, 2025 In testimonies raw with emotion, Austin Public Schools teachers and staff as well as allies in the community came out Monday night during the APS Board meeting to express their frustration and anger in how they perceive the district is treating its educators.
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