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FD schools notify parents of incident
May 10, 2013 The Fort Dodge Community School District notified parents Friday afternoon about an incident that occurred at Butler Elementary Schoo. more »» 
Honoring moms
May 10, 2013 Moms were honored at Duncombe Elementary School Friday with a special Mother’s Day breakfast. more »»
Real estate progress seen on U.S. 20
May 10, 2013 GALVA — Bulldozers are scheduled to begin scraping away at the ground in Woodbury County next year to prepare the way for another four-lane section of U.. more »»
Traffic count on new section of U.S. Highway 20 rising
May 10, 2013 GALVA — The number of vehicles traveling on one of the newest four-lane sections of U.S. Highway 20 is surging, according to data compiled by the Iowa Department of Transportation. more »»
Pam Brockman retires after 30 years with ISP
May 10, 2013 The longest-serving uniformed female public safety officer within the Iowa State Patrol has hung up her hat after retiring from a position she held for more than 30 years. more »» 
Near Gilmore City, kids take part in Dairy Day
May 10, 2013 GILMORE CITY — A 110-year-old dairy became a classroom Friday during the farm’s annual Dairy Day. more »»
Crawford trial moved to October
May 10, 2013 The attempted murder trial of Larry D. Crawford has been moved to October following a request from one of his defense attorneys. Crawford, 43, will stand trial in Webster County beginning October 1. more »»
Crawford trial moved to October
May 10, 2013 The attempted murder trial of Larry D. Crawford has been moved to October following a request from one of his defense attorneys. Crawford, 43, will stand trial in Webster County beginning Oct.1. more »»
FD gets $400K in EPA grants
May 9, 2013 The federal government has awarded $400,000 to pay for identifying contaminated sites in downtown Fort Dodge. The award to the city government was announced Wednesday afternoon by the U.S. more »» 
Made for shade
May 9, 2013 What’s about 8 feet tall, bears buds and needs a place to live? One of the estimated 120 trees distributed Thursday afternoon at John F. more »» 
The final three
May 9, 2013 The search for the next Fort Dodge fire chief is now focused on three veteran firefighters, including a city Fire Department captain. more »»
In FD, experts, parents talk of foster benefits
May 9, 2013 Representatives from a statewide foster and adoptive parent agency teamed up with local foster parents in Fort Dodge Thursday to talk about the need for more people to get involved. more »»
Honor Flight vets to get big return
May 9, 2013 American troops who returned from World War II and the Korean War often came home and went back to their jobs or schools without any special ceremonie. more »» 
Foster Grandparents honored for their work
May 9, 2013 Fort Dodge’s Foster Grandparents were honored Thursday at Citizens Central downtown. more »» 
Agronomist: Don’t panic over plant delays
May 9, 2013 Even though agronomy publications in the 1970s say corn should be planted no later than May 7 to assure full yields, that’s not the case in 2013. more »» 
Youths experience agriculture
May 9, 2013 EAGLE GROVE — More than 200 area fifth graders had the opportunity to be immersed in something that affects their lives this week: agriculture. Students from St. Edmond, Prairie Valley, St. more »»
Miles of Pennies earns big for FD schools
May 9, 2013 Miles of Pennies concluded April 26, netting $8,820 after a month for the Fort Dodge Community School District. more »» 
Lehigh leaders seek to close street crevice
May 8, 2013 LEHIGH — A long crevice that has opened in Pleasant Street has Lehigh officials scrambling for solutions. Mayor Paula Martin said Tuesday evening that the crack has grown about 25 feet in two days. more »»
Osborn’s resignation accepted by supervisors
May 8, 2013 The Webster County Board of Supervisors accepted the resignation of Webster County Attorney Ricki Osborn during its regular meeting Tuesday. more »»
Grassley, Harkin differ on online sales tax measure
May 8, 2013 Iowa’s United States senators split over a Senate bill that would allow states to require online retailers to collect sales taxes. U.S. Sen. Tom Harkin, a Democrat, voted for it. U.S. Sen. more »» |
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