Muscatine, United States (Local)
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David Hotle's work primarily focuses on local news and events in Muscatine, Iowa. His coverage includes government announcements, community events, crime, entertainment news, human resources & employment, as well as city council activities.
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By: David Hotle
It was when he began missing his real grandchildren that Ken Baumann of Mason City decided to volunteer for the Foster Grandparents Program provided by AmeriCorps Seniors. As he was missing his grandchildren, Elias, Eliana and Ely, who live in Kansas with his son Ken Jr., he learned about the Foster Grandparents Program, which works with area schools to provide […]
By: Jenna Prather, David Hotle
It was when he began missing his real grandchildren that Ken Baumann of Mason City decided to volunteer for the Foster Grandparents Program provided by AmeriCorps Seniors.
The North Iowa Fair at the North Iowa Event Center in Mason City will kick off Wednesday, July 29 and run through Sunday, Aug. 2 with a variety of events and attractions.
By: Jenna Prather, David Hotle
VFW post 4868 holding a celebration of the 250 th anniversary of the United States in front of City Park, volunteers Angelyn Lander and Dianne Weidt manned a booth to help raise funding for Operation Golden Hawk.
As he was riding around the small Iowa town of Colo between Boone and Marshalltown, John Drury of Swaledale marveled at the origin of the town's name. Another of the fun things he has found riding in RAGBRAI for 11 years.
By: David Hotle, Jenna Prather
Cerro Gordo County has become the latest of many counties to sue the state of Iowa for a ruling delivered by the non-elected Iowa Utilities Commission (IUC).
When some people work to find a home for their new business, they have to do such things as apply for a loan. All Gregory Schmidt had to do was repair a brick wall.
By: David Hotle, Jenna Prather
In 2019, Jennifer Skellenger started making candles for herself as she was seeking a source of creative outlets and comfort. From there she gave many candles to friends. After requests from people to begin marketing her candles, she is now the owner of the Jolly Ollie Candle Co. from Mason City.
While several members of the Central Gardens of Northern Iowa board of directors refer to the annual summer garden party as “the event of the season,” this year the goal is to change the event to a more elegant Saturday evening.
A statewide event offering back-to-school savings will this year be held in conjunction with Clear Lake's annual automotive event.
