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Man Arrested For 1st Degree Murder In Cherokee County
April 22, 2025
(Cherokee)– A man is in jail in Cherokee county on a 1st degree murder charge. According to a press release from the Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office, the communications center received a 911 call at 12:24 am Monday regarding an individual that had been ran over at a farm place east of Cherokee. The caller stated […]
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Latest Progress Report Shows Farmers Continue To Make Good Planting Progress
April 22, 2025
(Undated)– The latest Iowa Crop Progress and Condition Report shows corn planted reached 18 percent last week, 3 days ahead of last year and 5 days ahead of the 5-year average. 11 percent of the expected soybean crop had been planted, 3 days ahead of last year and 1 week ahead of the 5-year average. […]
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No Injuries Reported In Spencer House Fire
April 22, 2025
(Spencer)– No injuries were reported in a house fire Monday in Spencer. Firefighters were called shortly before 4:00 pm to 813 11th Avenue West and found smoke coming all four sides of the soffit, peak of the roof and windows on the second floor. A press release from Spencer Fire Rescue says an initial attack […]
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Spencer Chamber Hosting Career Fair This Thursday, April 24th
April 21, 2025
(Spencer)– Looking at making a change in your career path? If you answered yes to that question, there’s an event coming up this Thursday in Spencer you’ll want to check out. Blake Goss of the Spencer Chamber of Commerce says they’ll be holding a career fair that day at the Clay County Regional Events Center… […]
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Estherville City Council Approves $50,000 Allocation To Help Keep A Daycare Facility Going
April 21, 2025
(Estherville)– The Estherville City Council voted 5-0 Monday to approve allocating $50,000 in Local Option Sales Tax revenue to assist the Tiny Treasures Community Daycare Capital Campaign, a non-profit operator of an existing daycare, with the purchase of Little Wranglers, a for-profit daycare provider in Estherville. Officials say that operation would likely close if the […]
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Event At JCC High School Will Address Mental Health & Substance Abuse Among Youth
April 21, 2025
(Jackson, Mn.)– A program Tuesday evening (April 22nd) at Jackson County Central High School will address mental health and substance abuse among young people along with the legalization of recreational cannabis in Minnesota. Emma Thaemlitz is the coordinator of Positive Actions Toward Health, or PATH. She says it will begin at 5:00 pm in the […]
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RISEFest Makes Announces Additional Artists/Speakers
April 21, 2025
(Sheldon)– This year’s RiseFest, an event put on by Rise Ministries already has a great lineup of artists and speakers for this year’s event but Robb Roozeboom, founder of Rise Ministries, says they have an addition… Roozeboom talks about this year’s lineup… You can take advantage of Early Bird Pricing of $59 through the end […]
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Fostoria Woman Accused Of Striking Another Person With A Vacuum Cleaner
April 21, 2025
(Fostoria)– A Fostoria teen is accused of striking a female juvenile with an old-style vacuum sweeper. 19-year-old Tatum Wells was charged with assault causing bodily injury. The Clay County Sheriff’s Office says emergency medical service personnel were called a little after 4:00 pm Saturday to a residence in Fostoria after getting a report of a […]
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Gillnetting Operations Completed For Another Year
April 21, 2025
(Orleans)– Gillnetting operations on the Iowa Great Lakes have concluded for another year. Kim Hawkins, a fisheries manager with the Iowa DNR’s state fish hatchery in Orleans, says everything went really well… Hawkins goes on to explain how that compares with previous years… She adds the quality of the fish was excellent… Hawkins says today […]
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