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Eggs and Issues rescheduled to Jan. 31

The first Eggs and Issues forum of the 2026 legislative session will be held Jan. 31 in Fort Dodge. It will begin at 8:30 a.m. in the Bioscience and Health Sciences building at Iowa Central Community College, 1 Triton Circle. It was postponed from Jan. 24. Eggs and Issues is sponsored by the ...

Eggs and Issues is Jan. 31

The first Eggs and Issues forum of the 2026 legislative session will be held Jan. 31 in Fort Dodge. It will begin at 8:30 a.m. in the Bioscience and Health Sciences building at Iowa Central Community College, 1 Triton Circle. It was postponed from Jan. 24. Eggs and Issues is sponsored by ...

Kossuth County child found in Wisconsin

ALGONA — A 5-year-old who authorities say was taken out of Kossuth County in violation of a custody order was found in Wisconsin Monday, according to the Kossuth County Sheriff’s Office. The child was returned to the custody of the mother in Kossuth County. The child’s father and ...

Iowa State announces area graduates

Multiple area residents received degrees from Iowa State University in Ames at the end of the fall 2025 semester. They are listed below by home town. Algona: Ava R. Bartolo, Kaylyn A. Meyers, Jackson Springer Badger: Klaire Adams Bradgate: Dane T. Ford Eagle Grove: Emma J. Thul Fonda: ...

Area residents graduate from BVU

Nine area residents graduated from Buena Vista University in Storm Lake at the end of the fall 2025 semester. They are Charnell Cox-Robinson, Fort Dodge; Angela Dencklau, Fort Dodge; Rachell Fairman, Fort Dodge; Audrey Gochenouer, Humboldt; Reagan Lee, Humboldt; Lizbeth Lopez, Humboldt; Arrin ...

Bianchi earns degree U of St. Mary

Andrew Bianchi, of Fort Dodge, graduated from the University of St. Mary in Leavenworth, Kansas, at the end of the fall 2025 semester. He received a doctorate in physical therapy.