Day: June 23, 2011

North Iowa Area Community College (NIACC) is making it easier for adults to go back to college by offering scholarships to help pay their expenses. These new scholarships are available to adults

Heavy Boat Traffic Expected For Long July 4 Weekend Iowa will have a new, lower limit for boating while intoxicated beginning July 1. The new .08 blood alcohol concentration (BAC), signed into

DES MOINES – A group of state, federal and local law enforcement agencies will partner again to focus enforcement of Iowa’s boating while intoxicated law as part of the national Operation Dry

Clear Lake’s annual 4th of July Celebration will kick-off Wednesday, June29th. According to the Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce’s website, clearlakeiowa.com, the events take place in downtown Clear Lake and include: 5pm:

EUGENE, Ore. ñ The University of Northern Iowa track & field program will be represented by four former athletes at the USA Track & Field Outdoor Championships taking place at historic Hayward

Effective immediately, the North Shell Rock River Greenbelt starting at 295th Street and the Preserve Shell Rock River Greenbelt extending to 277th Street are closed to all motorized vehicle traffic due to

There’s nothing like the feeling you get when you go to a small town; the smiles, the introductions, the hometown hospitality and trust. We were greeted at the gate by the Grandstand

(Op-ed submitted by Ron Cline of Mason City) It has been interesting to watch the television, internet, and newspaper coverage of Ron Paul’s campaign for president in 2012 so far. The media

With the way the summer’s starting out, we sometimes forget what the weather was like in the past. Here’s a little history of Iowa weather on this day, June 23 for the

Iowa DOT to deploy Missouri Valley area flood mitigation efforts AMES, Iowa ñ June 22, 2011 ñ The Iowa Department of Transportation (DOT) will be deploying flood mitigation strategies for Interstate 29