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City Administrator Resigns from City of Jackson, MN
October 17, 2025
Jim Langborg handed in his resignation effective immediately as the City Administrator for the city of Jackson, MN. Langborg was hired as administrator in March of this year. Mayor Marcus Polz released a statement earlier today (Friday) thanking Langborg for his service and dedication to the community during his time with the city and they […]
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New Jersey Woman Accused Of Stealing Thousands Of Dollars From Elderly Milford Woman
October 17, 2025
(Spirit Lake)– A New Jersey woman is in the Dickinson county jail for allegedly defrauding an 89-year-old Milford woman out of thousands of dollars. 65-year-old Fanny Singer of Paterson, New Jersey was charged with ongoing criminal conduct, a class “B” felony; forgery…a class “D” felony; identity theft involving more than $1,500 but under $10,000…a class […]
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Fundraising For Arnolds Park Nature Area Gets A Boost
October 17, 2025
(Arnolds Park)– Efforts by the Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation to raise $1.9 million needed by October 31st to exercise an option to purchase some environmentally sensitive land on the east edge of Arnolds Park are getting a boost. Abby Hade Terpstra, Director of Philanthropy for the INHF, says they’ve received a challenge match… “We’re very […]
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Estherville Chamber To Hold Annual Fright Hike At Fort Defiance
October 17, 2025
(Estherville)– The Estherville Chamber of Commerce is holding their annual Fright Hike on Saturday (Oct. 18th). Lexi Ruter, Executive Director of the Estherville Chamber of Commerce, says the evening will start out with a gentle scare… “From 6 to 7pm is our lights on hour which is kind of our more younger kid, maybe more […]
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New Interactive Exhibit At Dickinson County Museum Brings The Past To The Present
October 17, 2025
(Spirit Lake)– A new, state-of-the-art interactive exhibit will soon be unveiled at the Dickinson County Museum in Spirit Lake. It’s located in the former Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific railroad depot, constructed on the site at which it currently stands, in 1884. Museum Director Cole Clawson says the project represents four years of planning […]
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Crash On Hwy 86 At I-90 Injures Storm Lake Woman
October 17, 2025
(Lakefield, Mn.)– A single vehicle crash late Thursday morning at the entrance ramp with Interstate 90 at Highway 86 south of Lakefield injured a Storm Lake woman. The Minnesota State Patrol says 86-year-old Shirley Johnston of Storm Lake was driving a 2007 Toyota northbound on Highway 86 when the vehicle left the road, overturned, and […]
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Emmetsburg Voters Deciding Fate Of $25 Million Bond Issue As Part Of November 4th Election
October 16, 2025
(Emmetsburg)– As part of the November 4th election, voters in the Emmetsburg Community School District will decide the fate of a $25 million bond issue for a elementary school that would replace the current West Elementary. District officials say that building is 75-years-old and is crowded and outdated. They say that if it’s approved, the […]
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Another Reminder That Early/Absentee Voting Is Currently Underway For Nov. 4th City & School Elections
October 16, 2025
(Spirit Lake)– A reminder that early and absentee voting is now underway for the November 4th city and school elections throughout Iowa. Early voting started Wednesday and continues through November 3rd. The location to do that in Dickinson county is the Election Room adjacent to the Auditor’s Office at the courthouse in Spirit Lake. The […]
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Paullina Has A New Police Chief
October 16, 2025
(Paullina)– The town of Paullina has a new Police Chief. Mayor Marlin Sjaarda says Luke Hughes of Le Mars will begin serving in that capacity November 3rd. Hughes is currently a certified officer and park ranger for the Plymouth County Conservation Board. He also has been working as a part-time officer with the Hinton and […]
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