From the Desk of Majority Leader Linda Upmeyer – November 4, 2011
From State Rep. Linda Upmeyer November 4 — I spend a great deal of time going back and forth between Des Moines and North Iowa. Whether I’m in my car headed to
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From State Rep. Linda Upmeyer November 4 — I spend a great deal of time going back and forth between Des Moines and North Iowa. Whether I’m in my car headed to
MASON CITY – A reader contacted NorthIowaToday.com Thursday afternoon to let us know a man was on a rope scaling the Principal building in downtown Mason City. It turns out the guy
DES MOINES – Gov. Branstad today announced that he will withdraw Iowa as a member of the Missouri River Association of States and Tribes (MoRAST) effective immediately. Gov. Branstad has sent a
MASON CITY – At approximately 3:30 pm, Friday afternoon, a report of one car rollover in front of 216 S. Vermont was reported to the Mason City Police Department. Emergency personnel were
MASON CITY – On Tuesday, November 1st, Randy Axiotis, 49, was sentenced to two 180 day sentences after entering Alford pleas in three criminal cases in Cerro Gordo County District Court. In
(DES MOINES)- Gov. Terry Branstad and Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds will honor Mason City police officers and firefighters with the 2011 Sullivan Brothers’ Award of Valor. A press release from the Governor’s
MASON CITY – Principal is constructing a new generator station just outside its main offices in Mason City. The generator will be located on the south side of the building. The work
MASON CITY – Mason City police were called to check on a man who passed out in Kmart’s entrance around 1pm on Tuesday. Police officers determined 54 year old Michael Handt of
MASON CITY – The sign says “Est. 1891.” The other one says “sorry we’re closed.” It seems that a fixture in the Mason City greenhouse business, Krieger’s Garden Center, has closed their
MASON CITY – NIACC instructor Jeffrey Pilz has landed in jail again, according to the Cerro Gordo County inmate population report. Pilz, 56, was booked into the Cerro Gordo County jail today
(Op-ed from J L Bach) We all know the drill when it’s time to put gas in the car. There are two main choices for motorists in North Iowa that have gas-powered