Date Published
Keyword
-
Former Worker At An Algona Packing Plant Has Been Sentenced For Fraudulent Paycheck Protection Loans
December 5, 2025
(Sioux City)– A former sergeant in the Cuban military who obtained fraudulent checks through the Paycheck Protection Program was sentenced earlier this week to four years in federal prison. 48-year-old Yovany Ciero of Mason City, formerly of Cuba, Colombia and Venezuela, was convicted by a jury on three counts of wire fraud, 23 counts of […]
Read More -
It’s Been A Bit Busy The Past Day Or So For The Arnolds Park-Okoboji Fire Dept.
December 5, 2025
(Undated)– The Arnolds Park-Okoboji Fire Department has been keeping busy with two calls within the past day or so. Chief Chris Yungbluth tells KUOO news the first call came in around 4:00 pm Thursday when they were dispatched to the scene of a possible house fire in the area of Iowa Street and Linden Drive […]
Read More -
FEMA Winding Down Temporary Housing Program For Spencer Flood Victims
December 5, 2025
(Spencer)– Another chapter in Spencer’s flood recovery efforts is coming to a close. City Manager Kevin Robinson says the remaining victims who have been living in temporary facilities established by FEMA will soon be transitioning to something a little more permanent… “Met with FEMA related to disaster housing on the temporary side. They’ll wind down […]
Read More -
3rd Annual HLP Children’s Christmas Bazaar Is This Saturday, Dec. 6th
December 5, 2025
(Lake Park)– The Lake Park Garden Club was the host of an event for families where kids could come and purchase reasonably priced gifts for families and friends but that event dissolved a few years ago due to covid. The event was so popular that the group Heroes for Happiness, made up of Harris Lake […]
Read More -
Another Weekend, Another Snow Storm
December 5, 2025
(Undated)– Forecasters say more snow is headed our way, along with colder temperatures once again. A winter storm watch has been issued for Emmet, Kossuth, Palo Alto and Pocahontas counties in the listening area from Saturday afternoon through Saturday evening. A winter weather advisory will be in effect for the rest of the region including […]
Read More -
-
-
City Of Jackson Weighing Possible Options For Ambulance Service
December 4, 2025
(Jackson, Mn.)– Jackson’s interim City Administrator has been on the job now about a month. Bret Heitkamp has had extensive experience in the role previously in other communities. He says he’s already immersed himself in the budget and is trying to get a 25 percent increase in the preliminary levy request lowered. Heitkamp says a […]
Read More -
Tubing Hill At Horseshoe Bend To Open This Weekend For The First Time In A Couple Of Years
December 4, 2025
(Milford)– All of the snow and cold means a popular winter attraction southwest of Milford will be able to open this weekend for the first time in years. Amy Heibult is in charge of public relations for the Dickinson County Conservation Board which operates the Horseshoe Bend Recreational Area… “We’re actually going to be open […]
Read More -
A Local Convenience Store Is Changing Hands
December 4, 2025
(Undated)– A local convenience store is changing hands. An industry publication is reporting Brew is acquiring 13 convenience stores along with one licensed vape and tobacco retailer from DANLEE Corporation. It includes former Jiffy and Phillips 66 locations, including one in Spirit Lake. Brew already has one other location in Spirit Lake along with Milford […]
Read More -
A Display Of Christmas Lights That Will Make Clark Griswold Envious Has Returned NW Of Lake Park
December 4, 2025
***UPDATE: Santa is not going to make it to Luedder’s Ridiculous Christmas lights this Saturday and will instead come on December 13th from 5:30 to 7:00.*** (Lake Park, IA) Lueders Ridiculous Christmas Lights have been bringing joy to people around the area for many years and you can visit with Santa this Saturday and see the […]
Read More