In Fort Dodge, there may be times when the parents of a baby may be faced with a painful decision about what they can afford: food or diapers. The new Swaddling Clothes ministry of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church is intended to help parents in that situation. Beginning in August, the ...
Mark Crimmins, a Fort Dodge attorney who served on the Iowa Central Community College Board of Trustees for three decades and was the legal adviser to the city government, died Monday at age 64. Crimmins was also a member of the City Council for a year in the early 1990s. “We will miss him,” Mayor Dave Flattery said. “He was not only a great family man, but also a great community man and a great legal man.” “He worked well with city officials,” he added. Flattery said that as city attorney Crimmins did a good job prosecuting nuisance violations. He added that Crimmins ...
Fort Dodge attorney Ryan Kehm has been named a district court judge by Gov. Kim Reynolds. He is an attorney at Crimmins & Kehm Law Firm. He received his Bachelor’s and law degrees from Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska. He will replace District Court Judge John Haney, who is retiring. He will serve Judicial District 2B which includes Boone, Calhoun, Carroll, Greene, Hamilton, Hardin, Humboldt, Marshall, Pocahontas, Sac, Story, Webster and Wright counties.
For the first time in its history, the Iowa Girls State Softball Tournament will be played using a double-elimination format, a change expected to keep teams in Fort Dodge longer and generate as much as $2 million in direct visitor spending. The tournament begins today at Harlan and Hazel ...
It’s been a hot humid week at the Webster County Fair. On Saturday, that heat got turned up to something closer to molten lava for the participants in the buffalo wing challenge wing eating contest. Contestants had to eat five Buffalo Wild Wings “Blazin’ Knockout” wings. The ...
