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CRESTON – The NIACC women’s golf team opened its fall season by placing fourth with a 386 at the Southwestern War at the Moor tournament Tuesday at the Crestmoor Golf Club. William
RURAL KOSSUTH COUNTY – A tornado was reported Tuesday evening in rural Kossuth county outside Algona, doing some structural damage. According to Kossuth County Emergency Management, that county has been impacted by
WATERLOO – Two Waterloo teens are charged with murder after a man was found shot in the head this past December. On Monday, December 11th, 2017 Waterloo Police were sent to 121
CITY OF MASON CITY Publication Report 8/30/2018 Payee Description Amount —————————————— ———— ADVANCED SYSTEMS INC OFFICE SUPPLIES 304.00 AFFORDABLE TOWING MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE 808.00 ALL STAR PEST CONTROL MAINTENANCE MATERIAL 60.00 ALLEN, JAMES
DAVENPORT, IOWA – A man who distributed letters threatening “swift and bloody” action in Davenport, Iowa against certain groups of people and claimed to work for Lee Enterprises has been identified and
PALO ALTO COUNTY, IOWA – An underage party in Palo Alto county, Iowa, resulted in citations for nearly a dozen youngsters. On September 3, 2018 at 10:46 PM, the Palo Alto County
MASON CITY – Mason City accountant Dan Henaman is a candidate for Cerro Gordo County Auditor. Mr. Henaman, age 41 and a resident of Mason City with his family, will run for
MASON CITY – The Mason City council will consider the promotion of Aaron Beemer as deputy fire chief at tonight’s meeting. The position of Deputy Fire Chief Operations will become vacant with
CEDAR FALLS – A man from Mason City attending college at the University of Northern Iowa is accused of trying to bully a woman into sex. Christian Albert Gossweiler, age 18 of
Offices and Candidates November 6, 2018 General Election Federal Offices U.S. Representative District 4 J.D. Scholten Democratic Party Steve King Republican Party Charles Aldrich Libertarian Party Edward Peterson State Offices
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The ACLU released a report complaining that public schools in the U.S. – which now serve mostly children of color – have too many police, not enough counselors, and