WEBSTER CITY — After more than two decades of cutting hair, Russ Chelesvig, owner of The Barber Shop, 1002 Second St., has announced he’ll retire at the end of January. Barbering was a second career for Chelesvig, one he loved, excelled at and now leaves for an active retirement. ...
The Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service are providing taxpayers with guidance on the permanent 100 percent additional first year depreciation deduction for eligible depreciable property acquired after Jan. 19, 2025, provided by the One, Big, Beautiful Bill. ...
WEBSTER CITY — Iowa Central Community College partnered with Mary Ann’s Specialty Foods utilizing 260F funding to deliver a Spanish-English Leadership Series, a program designed to upskill employees and support workforce cohesion across production teams. “At Mary Ann’s Specialty ...
Tim Christensen made no bones about it. Beginning and proceeding through the farm transition and succession process can be difficult. But his best advice was not to put it off. “Start the process today,” he said. “Whether you’re on the farm or not, everyone needs an estate plan. ...
BOONE — There have been many seasons to Yana Reid’s life. The seasons blend together, one leading into the next, each giving her life a richness and connection to the heritage she treasures as a Native American. The values Reid learned growing up on the Rosebud Reservation in south ...
Tiffany Conrad, Visit Fort Dodge’s Community Sales Manager, was honored last month being named Supplier of the Year by Meeting Professionals International (MPI) at the Heartland Chapter’s annual meeting in Omaha. “Tiffany is the kind of volunteer every planner dreams of working ...