Holy Trinity Church, 2501 Sixth Ave. N., is holding a Red Mass at 8:40 a.m. Oct. 26. The Mass is dedicated to all who work in the legal field and courts, as well as the Fort Dodge/Webster County communities. The Mass is open to the public.
Elderbridge Agency on Aging and Upper Des Moines Opportunity are partnering for Santa for Seniors. As the holiday season approaches, seniors in our community need support, now more than ever. In some cases, seniors in our area are living on a very limited income and may not be with their family at Christmas. With the help of the community, their holiday season can be a little jollier and give them something to smile about on Christmas. Each senior that is looking to be adopted will request their needs and wants which will include their favorite color and sizes. This information will be ...
WEBSTER CITY — Werewolves that are afraid of being bitten by humans are featured in Webster City Community Theatre’s upcoming show. The one act comedy is called “Who Needs a Full Moon?” It features five female werewolves who fear that one of them has been bitten by a human. The cast includes Kelly Anderson, Susan Andrew, Nikki Ehn, Ann McLaughlin and Mary Sealine. The show was written by Sally Evans, who is directing it. Katie Hildal is the production manager. It will be performed at 7 p.m. Oct. 20-21 and at 2 p.m. Oct. 21-22. Tickets cost $12. They can be purchased by ...
A Fireside Chat will be held at 7 p.m. Oct. 26 at Camp WaNoKi, 2400 WaNoKi Camp Road. Ever hiked in the dark? Enjoy the mysteries of the night with a guide leading the way following a trail of luminaries. Learn about nocturnal woodland animals and their adaptations for survival. Bring a headlamp if you have one; a limited supply will be provided. The Fireside Chats are open to the public and generally geared for all ages, with families in mind. Pre-register at mycountyparks.com.
Those who took a walk Saturday morning to help defeat Alzheimer’s disease raised about $15,000, according to the Alzheimer’s Association. About 100 people participated in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Fort Dodge Middle School, 800 N. 32nd St. The walk’s top team was Team Millie, led by Kelley Niblett. It raised more than $2,800 in memory of Niblett’s mother and uncle who both died of the disease. Team Ryan Kent Edward Jones raised more than $1,800. Team Memory Avengers, led by Myndi Grimsley, raised $770 in memory of loved ones she has lost to the disease. Kelly ...
The installation of a Safe Haven Baby Box at the Fort Dodge firehouse will be marked Thursday with a ribbon-cutting. The event will begin at 10:30 a.m. at the firehouse, 1515 Central Ave. A Safe Haven Baby Box allows for the legal, safe and anonymous surrender of an infant under the state’s new Safe Haven law. On-street parking will be available on Central Avenue. The intersection of Central Avenue and 15th Street will be closed for the event.