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News of Record: Nov. 7, 2026

Magistrate Court WEBSTER COUNTY Friday Violation of probation — Robby J. Anthofer, 58, 1006 S. 33rd St., further proceedings to be scheduled. Amanda M. Bass, 53, 1222 ½ First Ave. N., further proceedings to be scheduled. Ricki J. Riley, 28, Fort Dodge, further proceedings to be scheduled. Conspire with intent to manufacture/deliver methamphetamine — Jeremy D. McCorley, 37, 1115 10th Ave. S.W., preliminary hearing set for Nov. 16. Violation of a no contact order - Ricki J. Riley, 28, Fort Dodge, pre-trial conference set for Nov. 12. Possession of a controlled substance, ...

Wetter honored at Stewart Memorial

LAKE CITY — Stewart Memorial Hospital and Clinics is proud to recognize Casey Wetter as a Culture Champion Award recipient for her dedication, teamwork and continued commitment to supporting patients, coworkers and the community. Wetter was nominated by Kelly Harms, who recognized her ...

Moeller to donate furnace to someone in need

Having a working furnace is a necessity in Iowa, and replacing one comes with a big price tag. That is why Moeller Furnace and Air will donate a new furnace by the end of this year to a Fort Dodge resident or family that needs one, but may not be able to afford it. The company is starting ...

From our files: November 2011

Webster City art event to feature Prairie Folk

WEBSTER CITY - The ‘Prairie Folk’ art exhibit will be the latest project as part of the Spark Webster City program, and will be open for viewing on Saturday between 2 and 4 p.m. Spark Webster City (Spark WC) is continuing its series of pop-up public art events and performances, with its next event on Saturday. The pop-up events, ranging from live music, to fine art, and all that's in between, are about combining efforts with the artistic side of everyone in Webster City. Spark WC is an IEDA grant-backed initiative asking the questions: "What kind of art do you want to see?" and ...

Grant awarded for downtown FD bar

O’Goodies Irish Pub in downtown Fort Dodge will be getting some upgrades, thanks to a newly awarded state grant. On Thursday, Main Street Iowa announced a $100,000 grant for the bar located at 16 N. Seventh St. The state agency said the money will be used for rehabilitation and expansion ...