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Editor's Speak
March 1, 2010 For many people this has been a wearisome winter. One snow or ice event departs the area, only to have another arrive within days. Snow piles and drifts are as high as we’ve seen them in years. more »» 
Ordinary People, Extraordinary Lives
March 1, 2010 What happens when ordinary people suddenly find themselves thrust into unspeakable tragedy, addiction or disability? We found three Fort Dodge area residents making a quiet but powerful difference... more »» 
Koepplin Volunteers for Red Cross
March 1, 2010 The most difficult part of Carol Koepplin’s work, witnessing the emotional toll disasters take on their victims, is also the most rewarding aspect of volunteering for the American Red Cros. more »» 
Class Notes: Meet Joan Ascherl
March 1, 2010 “Music speaks when words fail.” ~ Hans Christian Anderson The quote adorns a brightly colored bulletin board on the wall of the choir room at Phillips Middle School. more »» 
ICCC Student Spotlight: Taylor Getting
March 1, 2010 Maybe you’ve seen Taylor Getting in any of Iowa Central’s plays or musicals the last couple of years. more »» 
Faith Matters: Carney Studies to be Deacon
March 1, 2010 Dan Carney was technically too old to become a Roman Catholic deacon when he applied to be allowed to study for the diaconate. more »» 
Spare A New Pair
March 1, 2010 He who is kind to the poor lends to the Lord, and He will reward him for what he has done. more »» 
March Is Youth Art Month
March 1, 2010 Kids Art Day at the Blanden Art Museum – Summer 2010 – June 26, 2010, from 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM March is Youth Art Month, but in order to be able to hold a larger outdoor... more »» 
Book Picks: From the New Non-Fiction Shelf
March 1, 2010 The Greatest Science Stories Never Told by Rick Beyer From Barnes & Noble: Rick Beyer has made himself semi-famous by digging up weird and wonderful stories that historians... more »» |
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