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The Wright County Board of Supervisors are holding a special meeting today begining at 9:30am. You can view the meeting live by clicking the link below:
The anticipation is building as Clear Lake City Park prepares to host the much-awaited second edition of Bash at the Lake on August 9-10, 2024. This year, the festival is expanding to a two-day celebration, boasting an even more diverse lineup of artists and activities, ensuring that there’s something for every attendee to enjoy. The event will be hosted by Clear Lake native and local celebrity, Jacob Petersen, and his wife Julia, who bring their TikTok fame and 2.7 million followers to the live stage with their creative antics.
By: Aj Taylor
Today, U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra (R-Hull) issued the following statement after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed a joint session of Congress:
The Iowa State University Extension in Worth County is taking a proactive approach on the issues surrounding the health of trees on private property. They are hosting a seminar on Thursday night which will cover a number of topics according to Worth County Extension Specialist Dennis Johnson.
The Forest City Community School District is moving forward with summer projects and making an effort to even further improve the experience for students, faculty, staff, parents, and patrons of the district.
The family of slain Algona Police Officer Kevin Cram will be the beneficiaries of an annual charity golf tournament in Webster City this weekend. More than 140 golfers have signed up for the Saturday tourney at Briggs Woods Golf Course. Officer Cram was shot and killed last fall while serving a warrant, and the man who shot him was convicted of first-degree murder last week. Rod Hicok, of the Hamilton County Peace Officers Association, is coordinating the golf event which aims to help out the officer’s widow and young sons.
The new pickleball court in Garner have become one of the most popular venues in the city. The sport is catching on among many people as a fun recreational sport. Garner Mayor Tim Schmidt is very pleased with the popularity of the new courts. The city resurfaced the courts and is putting up lights on...
Today, U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra (R-Hull) voted for a congressional resolution condemning the open-border policies of the Biden-Harris Administration. “At the beginning of his administration, President Biden tasked Vice President Harris with securing our border. She not only failed to do her job; she never even tried. Under her watch, more than 8 million illegal...
By: Aj Taylor
Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), a senior member and former chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, this week reminded the Justice Department (DOJ) of its longstanding practice to defend the constitutionality of laws Congress passes. His bipartisan, bicameral letter was prompted by a recent decision – which has since been appealed to the Supreme Court –...
The Winnebago County Board of Supervisors are discussing what steps to take next in the ongoing issue of Benny Hostettler’s junk refurbishing site near Emmons. The property has come under scrutiny by neighbors who would like something done about the dozens of parts, machinery, and other items Hostettler has stored on his land which he is refurbishing and reselling.
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