As summer vacations and school breaks chip away at the local blood supply, LifeServe Blood Center is leaning on a monthlong celebration — Blood Donor Days — to keep donors rolling up their sleeves through the rest of June. According to Tim Paluch, PR and marketing director of ...
For a lot of kids summer means sleeping in, video games and just hanging out with friends. For siblings Brenden and Laila Valley, it’s about helping people who need extra hands. One afternoon their mother, Kim Valley, was just scrolling on Facebook when she came across a post that ...
Police Log FORT DODGE Monday A fight was reported in the 200 block of North 12th Street. A burglary was reported in the 2700 block of Second Avenue North. A fraud was reported in the 700 block of First Avenue South. An assault was reported in the 1400 block of 10th Avenue Southwest. A custody issue was reported in the 300 block of First Avenue North. A burglary was reported in the 200 block of South Fourth Street. A theft was reported in the 100 block of South 29th Street. A theft was reported in the 2900 block of First Avenue South. A violation of a no contact ...
Magistrate Court WEBSTER COUNTY Monday Third-degree burglary, motor vehicle — Braydon L. Knowles, 18, Cherokee, two counts, preliminary hearing set for July 2, no contact order issued. Second-degree criminal mischief — Braydon L. Knowles, 18, Cherokee, preliminary hearing set for July 2, no contact order issued. Violation of parole — John M. Nickolas, 32, 512 N. 15th St., transferred to Parole Board. Second-degree theft — Blake P. Harper, 35, 954 S. 17th St., preliminary hearing set for July 2, no contact order issued. Fifth-degree theft — Blake P. Harper, 35, 954 ...
ROCKWELL CITY — Tractor enthusiasts from around the state and beyond converged on the area Monday when the first day of the 29th annual WHO Great Iowa Tractor Ride wound its way through Webster and Calhoun counties. Under clear blue skies with temperatures in the mid-70s, tractors of ...
Two new Fort Dodge police officers have been hired. Constancio Gomez is a native of California who graduated from Fort Dodge Senior High School. He is a veteran of the Iowa Army National Guard, who is pursuing an associate degree in criminal justice. Ethan Krieger is a native of Kamrar and graduate of Northeast Hamilton High School. He has worked for the Hamilton County Jail, Black Hawk County Sheriff’s Office and Eldora Police Department. Both were introduced to the City Council Monday.
