WEBSTER CITY — Nearly 30 individuals from around Iowa traveled north of Webster City Saturday to study the oxbow restoration work done by Ray Fry, a local farm manager who started the project working with…
Deadline nears for deer hunters
Deer hunting with bow and arrows will again be allowed in parts of Fort Dodge this fall and winter. A…
Fundraiser set for veterans fund
Area residents are invited to enjoy an all-American meal of hot dogs and corn on the cob to support a…
One injured in wreck on 169
Webster County sheriff’s deputies assess the scene minutes after a Chevrolet utility truck and a Jeep collided at about 5…
FD man charged in attack on woman
A Fort Dodge man who threatened a woman with a knife and held her in her own apartment against her…
Remembering Joan
Rochelle Green, co-organizer of the annual Prairie Trails Ride, welcomed everyone gathered at Salty Suz in downtown Fort Dodge Saturday…
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Local Sports
A SECOND HOME
Arizona may be home to Nathan DeRagon, but this summer, the race car driver…
Dodgers eagerly anticipate their return to the links
The St. Edmond girls tennis team moved to 2-0 with a 7-2 victory over Charles City…
Gael girls pick up 2nd win
DES MOINES - The Fort Dodge girls tennis team closed out the first week of the…
Dodger girls back in action on the court
Editorial
Elanco, Iowa Central launch innovative apprenticeship program
Every industrial facility needs people to keep all of the different systems running so that the site can fulfill its mission of making products that are wanted and needed. But in this region it can be hard to find the people with the skills to perform those maintenance mechanic jobs. The obvious answer is…
One of the various construction projects impacting local drivers this summer is north of Fort Dodge,…
Safety is driving construction of roundabouts
Jim Reed and all the other volunteers who make up Shellabration Inc. have done it again.…
Shellabration Inc. is asset to Fort Dodge
The time for eating all kinds of food on a stick while gazing at a cow…
Nothing compares to the Iowa State Fair
Local Lifestyle
Christian artists to take the stage Aug. 30 at Iowa Central
Recording artists Andrew Ripp and Riley Clemmons are set to perform a joint concert…
Local Business
Farm Progress Show will kick off the harvest season
Evergreen Internet announces fiber optic construction project for North and South Twin Lakes
UnityPoint Clinic Norma Schmoker Imaging Center earns ACR accreditations
Search launched for next leader for Calhoun County Economic Development Corporation
Lifestyle Briefs
‘Come From Away’ auditions will be held Aug. 25-26
Auditions for this fall’s production of “Come From Away” will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Aug. 25 and 26 at Phillips Historic Auditorium, 1015 Fifth Ave. N. See the details on our Facebook event page at https://www.facebook.com/events/1506320377247431. Audition materials are now available on our website at www.comediamusica.com/auditioninfo.
KYL is issuing new library cards
KYL adult programs scheduled
KYL invites kids and teens for fun
News Brief
Workshop on helping grieving children is today
POCAHONTAS — A program on children’s grief and bereavement will be offered today by the Pocahontas Area School District and Pocahontas Community Hospital. The event is from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the Pocahontas Rialto Theatre. Information on helping support children who are grieving a loss will be presented. New York Life’s Grief…
Lane reduction set for Fifth Avenue South bridge
Streets near damaged building to be closed
Head Start announces meal program
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