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The Clear Lake Fire Department (CLFD) says the safest way to enjoy fireworks this fourth of July is to watch the professional displays. Realizing that people will still use commercial grade fireworks, firefighters encourage safety.
By: David Hotle, Jenna Prather
While the worst of the extreme heat predicted this week was done on Monday and Tuesday, the National Weather Service in Des Moines is continuing to predict high temperatures throughout the remainder of the week.
With estimates being that over 100,000 people will visit Clear Lake for its six-day Independence Day extravaganza, The Clear Lake Police Department encourages people to plan ahead for the crowds.
As most animal-lovers know, Independence Day is one of the worst days for their four-legged friends as the noise from fireworks may not only be upsetting, but actually hazardous.
While living in California most of his life, Bob Sherman said that homelessness throughout Los Angeles was manageable, and he mostly ignored it – until the last 15 years when the problem has grown to the point, he can’t ignore it. Over the 2025-26 winter, Sherman shot a documentary chronicling the homeless situation in L.A. Saying he wanted a reason […]
After earning a spot among the top 10 finalists during EntreFest on June 11, a two-day entrepreneurial conference in Iowa City, Cait Dillavou of Clear Lake brought home the third-place award for her innovative business model. Dillavou, owner of Stone Heritage Jewelry, a custom jewelry business, received the third-place award of $6,000. A total of $45,000 in prize money was awarded to the competitors. Dillavou had previously won […]
By: David Hotle, Jenna Prather
With many national issues facing the people of Cerro Gordo County, Clear Lake and Mason City recently sent a contingent of people to Washington, D.C. to have some face time with area elected officials.
The workers of the Universal Shows Carnival had not begun tearing down the amusement rides that were sitting in City Park before the members of the Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce had begun considering how to top this year's event next year.
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.
