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UDMO Looking Ahead To The Upcoming School Year
May 9, 2025
(Spirit Lake)– Upper Des Moines Opportunity is once again offering help for those who need assistance in purchasing clothes and school supplies for the upcoming school year. Jason Petersen, Dickinson County Outreach Specialist Jason Petersen, talks about the event… Families get to shop for their kids on Sunday August 3rd at Bomgaars but Petersen says […]
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Informational Sessions To Be Held For Those Planning To Participate In Alcohol Sales Or Service During RAGBRAI
May 8, 2025
(Milford)– Representatives of the Alcohol and Tax Compliance Division of the Iowa Department of Revenue will be holding informational sessions in communities selected to be overnight stops on this year’s RAGBRAI route. A session for Milford will be held this coming Monday, May 12th, from 2:00 until 4:00 pm at the Community Center. Representatives will […]
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Planning & Fundraising Continue For Dickinson County Nature Center Playscape Project
May 8, 2025
(Okoboji)– Planning and fundraising continues for a new playscape area at the Dickinson County Nature Center. Amy Heibult, Community Relations Coordinator for the Dickinson County Conservation Board, says they’ve been working with a consultant to help design features for the attraction… Heibult says depending upon fundraising, construction could start a year from now… The project […]
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Livestock Show Coming To Spencer Next Month
May 8, 2025
(Spencer)– A major livestock show is coming to Spencer next month. The North American Junior Red Angus Event, dubbed “Back to Fuzion”, will be held June 15th-21st. This marks the 20th year for the show, which was first held in Spencer. The North American Junior Red Angus Event was founded with the mission of providing […]
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HUD Awards Funding To Counties Hard Hit By Last Year’s Flood
May 8, 2025
(Undated)– The Department of Housing and Urban Development is distributing over 134 million dollars to 29 Iowa counties, including several in the area, that were affected by flooding last summer. Approximately 80 percent of the federal dollars will go to four counties that were declared the “most impacted and distressed,” including Cherokee and Clay. The […]
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