Clear Lake football coach Wieck resigns
CLEAR LAKE – Clear Lake head football coach Fred Wieck has resigned. It was announced that Wieck will work as a volunteer for his son Rudy, who is the new head coach
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CLEAR LAKE – Clear Lake head football coach Fred Wieck has resigned. It was announced that Wieck will work as a volunteer for his son Rudy, who is the new head coach
DES MOINES, IA – The Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA) board today awarded direct financial assistance and tax benefits to four companies for job creation and expansion projects. Today’s awards will assist
WASHINGTON – Law enforcement officials announced today that a man was charged with federal civil rights crimes for engaging in threatening conduct directed at African American students and employees at the University
DES MOINES – NIACC sophomore Rellie Kaputin won the high jump and the long jump at the Grand View Invitational Friday in the Lady Trojans’ season-opening outdoor meet. Kaputin won the high
NIT – As it turns out, Joe Yavorski never got his trash-to-energy plant built in Colorado, just as it never got built here in Mason City. You remember Joe Yavorski. The CEO
MASON CITY – The Mason City Fire Department and ambulance conducted a training exercise Thursday evening in a parking lot near its headquarters. According to Fire Chief Bob Platts, the emergency responders
MASON CITY – The nasty behavior towards helpless animals continues in Mason City, this time with the discovery of 8 live kittens in a dumpster that were saved, but died the next
MASON CITY – A Mason City man recently convicted of sexual acts with a child has found himself behind bars for violating his lenient sentence. On December 6, 2013, Cerro Gordo County
MASON CITY – A Lake Mills man accused of stealing from a Mason City business got out of the county before he was caught and brought back to jail. The long arm
NIT Opinion – Winnebago passed over Mason City once again, announcing today it has purchased a building in Waverly, Iowa – 50 miles further down the Avenue of the Saints – to
FOREST CITY – Winnebago Industries, Inc. has announced a plan to purchase a 33,400 sq. ft. building in Waverly, Iowa, for expansion of the Company’s subassembly operations. “Increased consumer demand and elevated