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Clay County Fair to offer Free Entertainment
August 9, 2024
(Spencer)- The 2024 Clay County Fair, powered by SMU, is set to bring an array of entertainment, featuring a mix of beloved returning acts and captivating new performances. From lumberjack competitions and foam parties to stilt artists and educational shows, this year’s fair promises fun experiences for visitors of all ages. It’s old-fashioned fun and […]
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Okoboji Blue Water Festival to feature X Ambassadors & The Nadas in Concert August 10
August 8, 2024
(Arnolds Park)-The Okoboji Blue Water Festival will feature a full schedule of events on Saturday including Chalkstock, Exhibitors Row, Fishing Seminar and Kids and Family Activities. Co-Chairs Greg Drees and Julie Peterson say, several speakers will be featured this year. “We have speakers and the first one is at 11:15 and it’s Mike Hawkins. He’s […]
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FEMA Opens additional Disaster Recovery Center in Sioux Rapids
August 8, 2024
(Sioux Rapids)-The Federal Emergency Management Agency has opened an additional Disaster Recovery Center in Sioux Rapids. The Sioux Rapids location is at the Municipal Pool, and will be open Monday through Saturday from 8am until 6pm. FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers provide one-on-one help for those affected by recent flooding and severe storms. Recovery specialists from […]
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Hartley Woman Arrested on Felony Contraband Charges
August 8, 2024
(Alton)-A Hartley woman has been arrested on felony contraband charges after her arrest in Alton. According to a criminal complaint in Sioux County, 43-year-old Karmen Pace of Hartley is accused of marijuana possession, OWI, and possession of a controlled substance in a correctional facility. She was arrested this past weekend. In a statement, a Sioux […]
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FEMA Approves $61 Million for Iowans
August 7, 2024
(Des Moines) – FEMA has approved more than $61 million for survivors of this spring’s flooding, severe storms and tornadoes in Iowa. FEMA has provided $56 million in Individual Assistance money to help survivors with home repairs, paying for a temporary place to live and other serious needs not covered by insurance. In addition, FEMA’s […]
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Spencer City Council Updated on FEMA’s Buyout Program for Flood Damaged or Destroyed Residential Property
August 7, 2024
(Spencer)-The Spencer City Council Monday evening was updated on the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Buyout Program of flood damaged or destroyed residential property. Deputy City Manager Kevin Robinson says, the city would need to opt into the program, gather interest from impacted property owners and identify areas for flood mitigation: “What will happen is, FEMA […]
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Voters reminded to Update Voter Registration to New Address when They Move
August 7, 2024
(Spirit Lake)-A public hearing held during Tuesday’s Dickinson County Board of Supervisors meeting drives home the point that if you move, you need to update your voter registration. The hearing stemmed from research done by a Dickinson County resident that turned up several people on the voter rolls that no longer reside in the county. […]
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Kyle Ricke’s Defense Team Requests New Trial
August 7, 2024
(Spirit Lake)-Kyle Ricke, the man convicted of shooting and killing Algona police officer Kevin Cram in September of 2023, is requesting a new trial. On Monday, Ricke’s defense team filed a motion, saying there was insufficient evidence to establish beyond a reasonable doubt that Ricke acted with malice or premeditation. Ricke was convicted by a […]
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