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Plans For Parking Lot In Residential Area Of Okoboji Meet Resistance From City Council
March 11, 2026
(Okoboji)– Plans for a parking lot in a residential area on Lakeshore Drive in Okoboji were dealt a defeat at Tuesday evening’s Okoboji City Council meeting. There was some initial discussion over the plans at the council’s February meeting, which at that time included a park. Michael Jensen, owner of O’Farrell Sisters who’s also developing […]
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MORNING JUICE – MOLLY FRANSEN & COREY CHRISTOPHER
March 10, 2026
Bank Midwest Market President Molly Fransen breaks down the Fraud Intervention Seminar happening on April 19 as part of the “Lunch & Learn” series with the Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce. Executive Director Corey Christopher also highlights a few other upcoming events.
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Missing Spencer Man Found Deceased
March 10, 2026
(Spencer)– The search for a missing Spencer man has ended on an unfortunate note. Spencer police say they were notified around 9:00 pm this past Sunday evening, March 8th , of a missing person. Family members of 32-year-old Ty Jackson reported he had last been seen around 1:00 am Saturday, March 7th. His cell phone […]
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Wahpeton City Council Awards Bid On Upcoming Street Projects
March 10, 2026
(Wahpeton)– A public hearing at Monday’s Wahpeton City Council meeting on some upcoming street projects drew no comments. Jason Eygabroad of Beck Engineering is overseeing the project for the city. He told the council the project consists of replacing the pavement on Kansas Avenue along with Hill Street and Oak Street… “Right now it’s laid […]
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Plans To Extend Trail On N.E. Side Of Big Spirit Are Progressing
March 10, 2026
(Spirit Lake)– The Dickinson County Board of Supervisors this (Tues.) morning approved a resolution allowing the Trails Board to seek a grant to extend a trail on the northeast side of Big Spirit Lake. It would extend the trail from where it currently leaves off north of Jones Pasture north through the Angler’s Bay area. […]
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NW Iowa Community College Awarded Grant To Open Center In Rock Rapids
March 10, 2026
(Sheldon)– Northwest Iowa Community College in Sheldon has received a million-dollar grant to open a facility in Rock Rapids. The funding is through the state’s Career Academy Incentive Fund (CAIF) to empower more students with pathways to postsecondary success. Officials with Northwest Iowa Community College say it will allow them to start up a new […]
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Spencer Hospital’s Training Center Recognized By American Heart Association
March 10, 2026
(Spencer)– The training center at Spencer Hospital has received special recognition. It’s among the first group of centers to earn the prestigious American Heart Association All-Star Recognition. It honors centers that provide high-quality CPR education, following Emergency Cardiovascular Care Guidelines and a high standard of lifesaving training in the region. Brenda Tiefenthaler, Spencer Hospital President […]
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ILCC To Resume Baseball Season
March 10, 2026
(Estherville)– Iowa Lakes Community College Monday announced plans to resume its baseball season beginning this Friday, March 13th, at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis with a game against Minnesota North College-Mesabi Range. In a press release, ILCC officials say the decision to resume the season comes after “thoughtful conversations among student-athletes, coaches and college leadership […]
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A Catholic School In Sheldon Is Closing For Good
March 9, 2026
(Sheldon)– A Catholic school in Sheldon will close permanently after the current school year. A release from the Diocese of Sioux City says the closure of St. Patrick’s Catholic School is the result of decreasing enrollment and other factors no longer making it feasible to keep the school open. 42 students are enrolled in the […]
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