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Proposed Milford Campus Project Resurrecting Countywide Airport Discussions
June 9, 2022
(Milford)– The proposed “Milford Campus” project on the northwest side of Milford is reviving talks about a possible new airport in Dickinson county. That discussion has been dormant for more than 20 years. It’s been the topic of heated controversy in the past. The future of the “Milford Campus” project is strictly dependent upon the […]
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Large Crowd Views & Hears Proposed Plans By Spirit Of Okoboji Group And Milford Campus Project
June 9, 2022
(Milford)– A crowd of several hundred people heard and viewed plans Wednesday evening for a proposed residential, entertainment, and athletic venue being proposed for the northwest side of Milford. As we reported previously, a group called Spirit of Okoboji is proposing the project, known as “Milford Campus”. The group’s President, Tim Kinnetz, says he was […]
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Iowa Environmental Council To Hold Fundraiser & Awards Event In Okoboji
June 8, 2022
(Okoboji)– The Iowa Environmental Council will hold their ProH20 event Thursday evening. Water Program Director Ingrid Gronstal says a portion of the event will be held in Okoboji… She notes that the evening will include special entertainment… Details and tickets may be found at www.iaenvironment.org.
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I-90 Crash Sends One Person To The Hospital
June 8, 2022
(Adrian, Mn.)– A South Dakota man was injured early Tuesday in a single vehicle crash on Interstate 90 near Adrian. The Minnesota State Patrol says 37-year-old Anthony Withers of Brandon, South Dakota lost control of a 2005 Ford F150 when he swerved to miss a deer. The vehicle went into the median and struck a […]
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Farmers In Some Areas Re-Planting Soybeans Due To Weather Issues
June 8, 2022
(Lakefield, Mn.)– The ongoing cool, wet, spring is causing headaches for farmers. Jim Nesseth of Extended Ag Services in Lakefield tells KUOO news a lot of producers in southwest Minnesota are re-planting soybeans due to hail and emergence issues due to abnormally cool conditions… Nesseth adds deciding on whether or not to re-plant can be […]
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Wahpeton Boil Advisory Lifted
June 8, 2022
(Wahpeton)– The boil advisory for the City of Wahpeton residents affected by Tuesday’s water shut-off has been lifted. The residents affected were located on Joy Loy Ln., Bob White St., Hope St., Deend St., and Linndale St.
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Spencer Gearing Up For Flagfest This Weekend
June 8, 2022
(Spencer)– Flagfest will be taking place this weekend in Spencer. Blake Goss of the Spencer Chamber of Commerce says things will get started Friday… Saturday’s events include a 5K run and walk along with the parade. Sheriffa Jones of the Spencer Chamber says it looks to be another big parade… Inflatables will be set up […]
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A Change In Healthcare Providers Is About To Take Place In Hartley
June 8, 2022
(Hartley)– There will be a change in healthcare providers soon in Hartley. MercyOne Hartley Family Medicine has announced its lease for their clinic location in Hartley is being discontinued and that they will no longer provide services as of late this summer at that location. Services will be transitioned to MercyOne Primghar Family Medicine in […]
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Dave Rowley Wins State Senate Dis. 5 Republican Primary
June 8, 2022
(Spirit Lake)– Unofficial results show Dave Rowley of Spirit Lake has won the republican nomination for the Iowa Senate District 5 seat. Rowley received 3,402 votes while David Dow, a teacher from Emmetsburg, had 1,631.
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