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Honor Harvest Food Box Program launched in Iowa

DES MOINES — Honor Harvest, a new food box program that will connect eligible Iowa veterans with fresh, locally grown food sourced exclusively from Choose Iowa members as part of a Food is Medicine pilot project, was launched recently, according to Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike ...

Mark Crimmins Endowed Scholarship established at Iowa Central

A new endowed scholarship at Iowa Central Community College will honor the life and legacy of Mark Crimmins, a longtime community leader, Iowa Central supporter, and former president of the Iowa Central Community College Board of Directors. The Mark Crimmins Endowed Scholarship was ...

Meyer supports kratom ban

Because of her career as a registered nurse and nursing instructor, state Rep. Ann Meyer has plenty of contacts in the health care profession. What those providers are telling the Fort Dodge Republican about kratom is scary. “This substance has been causing organ failure in some folks,” ...

News of Record: Sept. 2, 2026

Magistrate Court WEBSTER COUNTY Tuesday Driving while license suspended — Kent J. Petersen, 38, Humboldt, continued 180 days. Cassaundra Miller, 44, Rockwell City, continued until Friday. Voluntary absence from custody — Lance A. Clabaugh, 45, Ames, preliminary hearing set for Sept. 11. No valid drivers license — Savena S. Cox, 30, 1202 S. 24th St., $260 plus surcharge, court costs. Kaiden C. Collins, 15, 2354 170th St., trial set for Oct. 8. Failure to provide proof of financial liability — Kaiden C. Collins, 15, 2354 170th St., trial set for Oct. 8. Possession or ...

Dayton rodeo is ready to saddle up

DAYTON — For 89 years, the Dayton Rodeo has built a reputation for bringing top professional rodeo competition to a small Iowa town and packing the hillside overlooking its arena with generations of fans every Labor Day weekend. But even those who know just how big rodeo can get in Dayton ...