HOMER — A few of them have names. Every one of them has a story. There’s some vintage tractors that never get out of the blood of those who grew up on the farm. “People…
Nature, local heritage celebrated in stained glass
Amid all the displays in the Matt Cosgrove River’s Edge Discovery Center that highlight Iowa’s water is one that shows…
Eagle Scout Project is a “ringer” for Wilson Brewer Park
Carter Harms, a senior at the Webster City High School, is one step closer to becoming an Eagle Scout after…
Women’s Club announces two holiday events to be held at Jane Young House
WEBSTER CITY — Two major events have been announced by members of the Webster City Women’s Club at the Jane…
Airport project will give passengers more room
After passengers flying out of Fort Dodge Regional Airport clear the security checkpoint, they must sit or stand in a…
Paramedic level care coming to southern Webster County
A higher level of emergency medical care will be available faster in southern Webster County by the end of this…
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Local Sports
FINAL NIGHT
The Matt Dillon era at St. Edmond football ended Friday night. Kingsley-Pierson put an…
Le Mars prevails in thriller vs. Dodgers
Forgive first-year Iowa Central head coach Colby Kratch if he looks a little lost this Saturday…
Iowa Central returns home
Wildcats are NCC champions — again
Editorial
Group marks 125 years of study, service and friendship
An unfortunate fact of recent years is that membership in civic groups, clubs and even churches is dwindling. Some of those organizations have even folded due to a lack of members. Something remarkable happened in Fort Dodge recently which defies that trend. The Ingleside Club celebrated 125 years of study, service to the community…
October has been designated National Pork Month. That makes it an especially good time to reflect…
October is National Pork Month
Both kids and grownups have been riding bikes throughout Fort Dodge for decades. And while scooters…
Speedier e-bikes, scooters should prompt greater road awareness
For the last year, Iowans have been immersed in numerous political campaigns for Congress, the governor's…
Voting requires research
Local Lifestyle
Leading Ladies — where encouragement happens
Once a quarter, women from across the Fort Dodge area are provided the opportunity…
Local Business
Serving Fort Dodge since 1963
For Hy-Vee leader, it’s all about the customers
Thriving in Rutland
Obria Medical Clinics celebrates grand opening in Fort Dodge
Lifestyle Briefs
PocaHAUNTus haunted house is weekends through Halloween
POCAHONTAS — The PocaHAUNTus haunted house till be held from 7 to 10 p.m. today at the Firemen’s Shed next to the Pocahontas Fire Department. Admission is $15, cash only.
Chili cookoff is today at the Fort Museum
First Covenant Church to hold Trunk or Treat
Angel Ride SxS is today
News Brief
Man sent to prison for enticing a juvenile
SAC CITY — A Sac City man has been sentenced to prison for five years after pleading guilty to using various social media platforms to entice a girl into sexual conduct, according to the Sac County Attorney’s Office. Joshua W. Phillips, 43, had pleaded guilty to one count of grooming, according to the County…
Old-Timers Chili Cook Off is today
Reservations due for FD Women’s Connection meeting
FDSH homecoming parade is Friday
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