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  • GTRA Announces Interim Superintendent

    July 30, 2026

    (Graettinger)– The Graettinger-Terril and Ruthven-Ayrshire School Districts have announced the selection of Jeff Dicks as interim superintendent, pending formal approval by both school boards. Dicks retired as Superintendent at Newell-Fonda in 2024 and most recently served as an interim Superintendent at Estherville-Lincoln Central. He has more than two decades of educational leadership experience. Dicks succeeds […]

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  • No Injuries Reported In Train Vs Semi Collision

    July 29, 2026

    (Hartley)– A Reading, Minnesota man escaped injury Tuesday when a semi he was driving collided with a train at a crossing near Hartley. Authorities say 58-year-old Thomas Martin was driving a 1998 Peterbilt southbound on Van Buren Avenue when he failed to yield at the crossing and collided with an eastbound Canadian Pacific train. The […]

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  • Dickinson County Cleanwater Alliance Announces Major Success: Lower Gar Now Off Impaired Waters List

    July 29, 2026

    (Spirit Lake)– Efforts to improve water quality in the Iowa Great Lakes are paying off in a big way. As we first reported a month ago, Lower Gar is no longer on the impaired waters list. John Wills, Coordinator of the Iowa Great Lakes Cleanwater Alliance, says the accomplishment was no small undertaking… “One of […]

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  • Eurasian Watermilfoil Recently Found Growing In One Of The Canals In Wahpeton

    July 29, 2026

    (Wahpeton)– Some Eurasian watermilfoil was recently found growing in one of the canals in Wahpeton. Andrew Carlson, a fisheries management biologist with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources tells KUOO news it was discovered somewhat incidentally… “We had a collaborative project going on with Iowa Lakeside Laboratory. Some interns were out kayaking in the Paddler’s […]

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  • Officials Urge Caution After Elevated Levels Of An Algal Toxin Were Discovered At Silver Lake In Lake Park

    July 29, 2026

    (Lake Park)– Those participating in recreational activities on Silver Lake in Lake Park are being told to take some precautions. Officials with the Cooperative Lakes Area Monitoring Program, also known as CLAMP, say screening tests conducted Tuesday (July 28th) on Silver Lake turned up elevated levels of an algal toxin known as microcystin. They say […]

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  • Spirit Lake Schools Awarded Therapeutic Classroom Incentive Grant

    July 29, 2026

    (Des Moines)– Several schools in the area have been awarded competitive grants to establish therapeutic classrooms for students with emotional or behavioral needs. Local districts receiving the funds include George-Little Rock, Spirit Lake and Storm Lake. The Iowa Department of Education awarded a little more than $2.35 million in competitive grants to 10 school districts. […]

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  • Authorities Warn Of “Bond” Scam

    July 29, 2026

    (Spirit Lake)– Dickinson County authorities are again alerting the public to a phone scam. The Sheriff’s Office says scammers are calling residents claiming to be a “sergeant” or a bondsman, stating that a friend or family member is in jail and needs immediate payment for bond. They request money be sent electronically. The Dickinson County […]

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  • July 29th, 2026 Newscast

    July 29, 2026

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  • E-Bikes, Scooters & Other Motorized Vehicles No Longer Allowed In City Parks In Spirit Lake

    July 29, 2026

    (Spirit Lake)– While the city of Spirit Lake is working on regulations for E-bikes and scooters on trails, in the downtown areas and around the schools, city leaders have already taken action when it comes to city parks. City Attorney/Administrator Gregg Owens tells KUOO news the city council earlier this month adopted an ordinance prohibiting […]

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  • Spirit Lake City Council Hears Input On Possible E-bike, Scooter Ordinance

    July 29, 2026

    (Spirit Lake)– The Spirit Lake City Council has started the process of researching a possible ordinance to regulate E-bikes and scooters on bike trails in the city as well as in the downtown and school areas. The city council Tuesday evening held an open discussion. Among those addressing the council was a representative of a […]

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