GOWRIE — Leah Applebee kept the tradition of bringing Southeast Valley High School students on a once-in-a-lifetime journey alive this summer. Applebee, a Spanish teacher at the school, brought Oliver Riehl, Halle Crampton, Dax Maschino,…
GOWRIE — Leah Applebee kept the tradition of bringing Southeast Valley High School students on a once-in-a-lifetime journey alive this summer. Applebee, a Spanish teacher at the school, brought Oliver Riehl, Halle Crampton, Dax Maschino,…
Zach Lahn, the Republican nominee for governor, recently sat for an exclusive interview with Messenger Editor Bill Shea, during which…
Hawkeye Community Theatre will be hosting a production of “Always A Bridesmaid” from Wednesday through Saturday. The show is a…
The final element that will complete the transformation of a Fort Dodge bridge into a true tribute to veterans is…
Tru McBride, Bo Marsh and Kolton Schiltz led the Fort Dodge baseball team to…
Iowa Central Community College is leading the nation’s education system in a new and exciting direction. This new development was significant enough to draw Gov. Kim Reynolds, U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon and U.S. Acting Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling to the Fort Dodge campus on Tuesday. Why? Because the college is the first…
Area families are already beginning to think about the items that will be needed to send…
People across the United States increasingly want to know where their food comes from. It just…
In a city with hundreds of miles of roads, it comes as no surprise that elected…
GOWRIE — On weekend nights, Spencer Suchan trades his day job for a guitar…
The final concert of this 2026 summer season by the Karl L. King Municipal Band of…
The Catholic Daughters Court 216 kick-off meeting will be held on Aug. 13, at the Corpus Christi Center beginning with Mass at 6 p.m. followed by dinner, social time, and a business meeting. Remember to use your invitation card to invite a friend to come with you. Members who would like to attend, please
Webster County Emergency Management is seeking the public’s input on how natural hazard events have impacted you. Your responses will help guide efforts to reduce risk, identify potential projects, and protect lives and property. Visit forms.office.com/r/zDzj6Yjz4n to share your concerns about natural hazards in the area.
Jay “Opa” R. Peltz, 84, of Coalville, IA, died Monday, August 3, 2026, at his home. A celebration of life gathering will begin at 9:00 AM on Friday, August 7, 2026, at St. Paul Lutheran Church (Fellowship Hall), 400 S. 13th Street – Fort Dodge with Pastor Nicholas Thackery officiating at 9:45 AM.