People with disabilities in Webster County who receive hourly support from One Vision will face a change in services in early February 2027, when the nonprofit ends its hourly support and internal nursing programs because of what officials describe as inadequate Medicaid reimbursements. The ...
A Fort Dodge man was arrested after a Wednesday night vehicle chase in which speeds exceeded 100 mph. The chase ended when the man crashed his car into a garage on Third Avenue North and attempted to run away. Jeremy D. McCorley, 37, of 1001 10th Ave. S.W., was arrested by the Iowa State Patrol and charged with eluding and speeding over 25 mph over the speed limit. According to the criminal complaint filed against McCorley, troopers stopped his 2026 Mazda on U.S. Highway 20 in Webster County for a traffic violation. He raced away from the traffic stop, troopers reported.The pursuit ...
Around the area CLARION — Heartland Museum’s Craft Fair, will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. SATURDAY at the Heartland Museum,119 Ninth St. S.W., Clarion. CLARION — Clarion Holiday Market will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. SATURDAY in Clarion. Spend the day discovering unique gifts, ...
Iowa Central Community College has named Brandon Bush as the new executive director of advancement responsible for overseeing the college’s Foundation and Alumni Office. Bush brings many years of experience at Iowa Central, most recently serving as assistant director of student ...
Magistrate Court WEBSTER COUNTY Thursday Third-degree criminal mischief — Miranda N. Sanders, 35, 223 Eighth Ave. N., preliminary hearing set for Nov. 13, no contact order issued. First-degree harassment — Stephaine D. Harrison, 51, 116 Fourth St. N.W., preliminary hearing set for Nov. 13, no contact order issued. Eluding, speed over 25 mph over limit — Jeremy D. McCorley, 35, 1001 10th Ave. S.W., preliminary hearing set for Nov. 13. Police log FORT DODGE Wednesday A welfare check was conducted at North Seventh Street and Eighth Avenue North. An assault was ...
ROCKWELL CITY — Bill Horan’s Dad moved to Iowa after three failed wheat crops in Nebraska. He found the soil better, and it rained. He went to work as a hired man for eight years. Then he came to Calhoun County and bought a “wet, soggy farm” as many World War II veterans did at the ...
