Day: June 3, 2011

A graduation ceremony was held Wednesday June 1 to celebrate 74 students completing their GED through North Iowa Area Community College. The ceremony was held at 7:00 p.m. in the North Iowa

MASON CITY ñ Senior citizens and others with limited contact to outside help are encouraged to use the free Telephone Reassurance program offered by Good Shepherd Inc. “A lot of people don’t

NEW HAMPTON, Iowa ñ June 3, 2011 ñ Road construction work near Janesville on U.S. 218 is causing traffic to be restricted to one lane in both the north- and southbound lanes

Martin Walsh, Executive Director of Mason Street Mason City, says the Main Street Market is set to operate in downtown Mason City Saturday morning. “The Main Street Market will again operate Downtown

MASON CITY – Randy Gorley was hard at work Thursday afternoon mowing grass on Highway 122 in Mason City. Thing is, he didn’t have to push, pull, or get dirty. That’s because

WASHINGTON – A federal grand jury today returned a six-count indictment against former U.S. Senator and Presidential candidate John Edwards for allegedly participating in a scheme to violate federal campaign finance laws,

We will ask the question again: Should Mason City pursue a downtown multi-purpose arena? Can Mason City support it? Is this type of project vital for growing Mason City? Would you support

WASHINGTON ñ In an Op-ed to be published in the June 1, 2011 edition of The Washington Post, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner discusses the Obama Administration’s successful restructuring of GM and Chrysler.

Mason City beat Cedar Falls 8-1 in high school baseball action Thursday night in Mason City. |Mason City beat Cedar Falls 8-1 in high school baseball action Thursday night in Mason City.

A crowd of at least 100 people gathered Tuesday evening to voice their opinions on a possible multi-purpose arena project that could be a part of the city’s downtown. Many citizens were