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A Company Proposing To Build A Carbon Capture Pipeline is Suing Four Landowners
September 9, 2022
(Undated)– A company that’s proposing to build a carbon capture pipeline across Iowa is suing four landowners, including one in Clay county, for not allowing surveyors onto their properties. Navigator Heartland Greenway, LLC argues that Iowa Code gives them the right to enter private land to examine and survey it. They also say the property […]
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Clay County Public Health Offers Tips To Stay Healthy While Enjoying The Fair
September 9, 2022
(Spencer)– While the Clay County Fair powered by SMU is always a lot of fun and entertaining, it can also be a good place to pick up germs that could make you sick. Collette Rossiter, Director of Clay County Public Health, says there are several precautions to keep in mind when you’re at the fair, […]
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Area Corn & Soybean Crops Nearing Maturity
September 9, 2022
(Lakefield, Mn.)– A local ag expert says combines could be rolling through some soybean fields already in the next two to three weeks. Jim Nesseth of Extended Ag Services in Lakefield, Minnesota says the crops are quickly approaching maturity… Nesseth says that’s pretty much on target with historic averages… Nesseth adds that he’s optimistic we’ll […]
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Special Recognition For An Okoboji High School Senior
September 8, 2022
Okoboji High School Senior Connor Cunningham has earned academic honors from the College Board National Recognition Programs. These National Recognition Programs grant underrepresented students with academic honors that can be included on college and scholarship applications and connect students with universities across the country, helping them meaningfully connect to colleges and stand out during the […]
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Gov. Kim Reynolds Orders Flags At Half Staff
September 8, 2022
(Des Moines)– Governor Kim Reynolds has ordered all flags in Iowa to fly at half-staff immediately through interment of Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth II. She passed away earlier today (Thursday, Sept. 8th). The governor’s order is issued in conjunction with President Biden’s proclamation to lower all U.S. flags to half-staff for the same length […]
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Sioux City Man Arrested In Multiple Burglaries
September 8, 2022
(Storm Lake)– Charges have been filed against a man in connection with a burglary at a hardware store in Storm Lake earlier this year. The suspect has also been linked to similar incidents in two other states. Early in the morning on January 28th, Storm Lake Police responded to an automated burglar alarm at an […]
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Spencer City Council Votes Down Ordinance That Would Have Allowed Backyard Chickens
September 8, 2022
(Spencer)– An ordinance that would have allowed residents in Spencer to raise chickens in their backyards failed to pass at a city council meeting earlier this week. It would have included strict limitations on the numbers and other factors that would have gone into consideration for permits to be issued. City councilman Tom Nelson said […]
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September Is National Voter Registration Month
September 8, 2022
(Des Moines)– Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate is encouraging Iowans to ensure they are registered to vote at their current residence. September is National Voter Registration Month, and with the November 8 general election approaching, Pate says now is a good time to take care of that… Tuesday, September 20 is National Voter Registration […]
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Recognition Given For Small Business Loans
September 8, 2022
(Spencer)– The Iowa Lakes Corridor Development Corporation has received recognition for some small business loans awarded in partnership with Dakota Business Finance. Two awards were made through the SBA program locally in 2021, including one for $5,000 in Milford, which received a 1st place recognition. The corridor also received a second place recognition for a […]
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