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Pearson Lakes Art Center announces 2022 Concert Series Lineup
February 2, 2022
The Pearson Lakes Art Center has announced their upcoming concerts, KUOO’s Becky Thoreson has details: The Pearson Lakes Art Center has announced their 2022 Concert lineup. Executive Director Bob Kirschbaum says they have started early ticket sales. “Something we’re doing a little differently this year, really to benefit our membership, we’re putting the tickets on […]
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Palo Alto County Has New RSVP Coordinator
February 2, 2022
(Emmetsburg)– The Northwest Iowa RSVP program has hired Kathy Pudenz as their new coordinator for Palo Alto county. She started in the position on January 25th of this year and is based out of the Emmetsburg campus of Iowa Lakes Community College. Pudenz is a past recipient of the Iowa Governor’s Volunteer of the Year […]
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ISU Extension & Outreach Dickinson County Once Again Offering Master Gardening Training
February 2, 2022
(Spirit Lake)– Iowa State University Extension Dickinson County will once again be offering a highly popular program this spring. Sue Boettcher says they’ll once again be offering Master Gardening training… More information is available by contacting the Extension Office at 336-3488 or by visiting their website.
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Pursuit Results In Two Arrests
February 2, 2022
(Storm Lake)– Two arrests have been made in connection to a pursuit that took place in Buena Vista County this past Friday night. The Buena Vista County Sheriff’s Office says it started after they received a report of a vehicle being driven recklessly on Highway 7 east of Alta. A deputy located the suspect vehicle […]
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Bill Introduced In Iowa Senate Would Ban Eminent Domain For Carbon Pipelines
February 2, 2022
(Des Moines)– A bill introduced Tuesday by Senator Jeff Taylor of Sioux Center would ban eminent domain for private projects on Iowa agricultural land. Taylor’s measure is in response to the proposed Summit and Navigator carbon capture pipelines. A hearing on the bill is expected soon in a Senate subcommittee. Republican Taylor says landowners and […]
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Iowa Lakes Community College Music Department to deliver Singing Valentines February 14
February 1, 2022
It’s time to order Singing Valentines with Iowa Lakes Community College. KUOO’s Becky Thoreson has details: The Iowa Lakes Community College Music Department is offering Singing Valentines on Monday, February 14. Vocal Music Professor Brett Fuelberth says, the valentines will be delivered by both the Men’s and Women’s Quartets. “We’ll be in the Estherville area, […]
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ILCC Trustees Initiate Process Of Finding New College President
February 1, 2022
(Estherville)– Trustees of Iowa Lakes Community College have hired a consultant to assist in the search of a new President of the college. They’ve retained the services of Dr. Larry Ebbers, Professor Emeritus from Iowa State University, to lead the search. A press release says the process will include an online survey about the personal […]
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Iowa Lakes Corridor Development Board Welcomes New Members
February 1, 2022
There are some new faces on the Board of Directors of the Iowa Lakes Corridor Development Corporation. They include Scott Berglund, Plant Manager at Safco Products; Walter DeBock, Plant Manager at Tyson Turkey; and Nathan Wittmaack, President and Chief Operating Officer at Ranco Fertiservice, Incorporated. They succeed outgoing board members Michael McKim, Jared Brashears and […]
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Bill to Restrict Topics in Iowa History, Social Studies Classes Tabled
February 1, 2022
(Des Moines)– A bill to restrict what topics some Iowa teachers may discuss in the classroom has failed in a House subcommittee and is tabled for the year. The measure sponsored by Republican Representative Sandy Salmon of Janesville would have forbid discussion of so-called “systemic nature of racism” and also limited how social studies, government […]
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