Mission accomplished? Corridor CEO Willett resigns
MASON CITY – A political insider informed NIT this afternoon that North Iowa Corridor CEO Brent Willett has resigned. The source said that Willett is taking a job in Southern Iowa. The
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MASON CITY – A political insider informed NIT this afternoon that North Iowa Corridor CEO Brent Willett has resigned. The source said that Willett is taking a job in Southern Iowa. The
MASON CITY – The following candidates have officially filed papers to run for Cerro Gordo Supervisor, District 2, to replace Bob Amosson who declined to run again: Republican Party Casey M. Callanan
NIT – In what may be another step in the direction of college football players getting paid dollars and not just tuition, room and board, a ruling was handed down today that
MASON CITY – A fire today at the Curries door plant on 12th Street NW evacuated the building. The fire was reported at around 10 AM Wednesday morning. Sources told NIT that
From Larissa Black of Ames, Iowa – Circumcision is a taboo topic in our society, even though 56% of infant boys are circumcised within the first few days of life in the
NIT – Now being hailed as the “No Fun League”, the NFL has banned the uber-popular practice of the goalpost slam dunk. The NFL said this week that dunking the ball is
ORANGE PARK, FLORIDA – On March 25th, 2014, officers with the Sac City, Iowa, Police Department and agents with the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation interviewed and arrested John David Green, age
The United States has a solemn commitment to the collective defense of all NATO allies. As has been true since we signed the Washington Treaty in 1949, we will respond if the
WASHINGTON, D.C.— Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA), one of the authors of the Affordable Care Act(ACA), last week applauded the news from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services(HHS) that thousands of
MASON CITY – A Rockford man working in Mason City as a mechanic was picked up March 15th in downtown Mason City on a swath of sexual abuse charges involving a child
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Amidst mounting evidence that the emerging market of new nicotine delivery products poses serious public health and consumer protection issues, Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA), Chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor,
GREENLAND – Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon saw first-hand the impacts of climate change during a visit Wednesday to Greenland, where the melting of ice sheets is accelerating. “I am just overwhelmed by the
NEW YORK – The United Nations Security Council condemned the recent attack in Hadramawt, Yemen, in which 20 soldiers were killed, reaffirming that all acts of terrorism are criminal, and urging all
AMES – Children who repeatedly play violent video games are learning thought patterns that will stick with them and influence behaviors as they grow older, according to a new study by Iowa