Saturday Nov 14 | Albert Lea Tribune
Faint dusts and particles of corn filled the air Friday at the Dexter Elevator as corn pattered against the side of a basin that caught the warm corn as it fell through a crop dryer.
Entrepreneur finds business that's her cup of tea
By her own admission, Lindsey Valentini's headlong flight into the gourmet tea business did not initially promise a very smooth landing.
39 ProBuild plants join SCORE Elite
Denver-based ProBuild Holdings announced that 39 of its manufacturing facilities achieved the Structural Building Components Association's Structural Component Operations Reaching for Excellence certification at the Elite level.
Practical Farmers plan field day on Friday
Practical Farmers of Iowa will gather from 2 to 5 p.m. Friday at Tom and Irene Frantzen's farm near New Hampton for a tour and discussion.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers player hosts training camp in New Hampton
NEW HAMPTON A New Hampton native who played football for the Iowa Hawkeyes and got drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers was back in his hometown Saturday for a special training camp.
Barbie Peterson, age 78, who resided at River's Bend Health and Rehabilitation Center, 960 S. Rapids Road, Manitowoc, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, June 23, 2009, at the care center.
Nashua man gets life sentence in daughter's death
Authorities have found the body of a Yankton, South Dakota, man missing on the Missouri River since May 15.
Great News for Small Iowa Town
One of New Hampton Iowa's largest employers has finally reopened after an explosion destroyed the second level of the plant last year.
Eileen Kennedy, 95, of New Hampton, died Thursday, May 7, 2009, in New Hampton. A Mass of Christian Burial will be 2:30 p.m. Monday at Holy Family Parish - St.
Charles City, IA- A North Iowa man is guilty of murder. A Floyd County jury is convicting Richard Cortez of second degree murder in the stabbing death of Kenyon Armstrong last May.
New ethanol plant begins production in Iowa
Thursday, April 30, 2009, 4:32 PM With all the bad news in the ethanol industry these days, herea s some positive news.
Trial to continue in Charles City bar slaying
U.S. Rep. Steve King is downplaying speculation he'll run for governor next year, saying his statewide activities are aimed at mobilizing people around conservative issues he supports.