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Hospitals Visiting hours are 3:30 to 8 p.m. at Mary Greeley. Mary Greeley Medical Center The names of the following patients are published with their permission: Admitted July 14: Holly Shirbroun, Ames.
Three priests will serve Holy Trini.....
Sunday 7:30 a.m. - Corpus Christi 8 a.m. - Sacred Heart 8 a.m. - St. Matthew, Clare 9:30 a.m. - Corpus Christi 10 a.m. - Our Lady of Good Counsel, Moorland 10:30 a.m. - Sacred Heart Monday 7 a.m. - Corpus ...
Greater Rolfe Days brings people ho.....
After 50 years away from his classmates, Lary Stacey finally decided to go to his class reunion during Greater Rolfe Days on Saturday.
Overlooking a cove on the west side of Badger Lake in Webster County are rows of newly planted young trees, some with small white flags stuck into the ground next to their slender trunks.
Couple hopes musical notes carry in dollars for prison church
Foot stompin' country and gospel music will be featured in concert this Sunday in rural Remsen to help raise money for The Church of the Damascus Road.
Twin Lakes Trail dedicated Sunday
The dedication of the Twin Lakes Trail on Sunday celebrated vision and volunteerism.
June 3, 1998 NEWS: Graduates of Senior High and St. Edmond in Fort Dodge and Prairie Valley High School in Gowrie were recognized as Special Achievers during the 1998 Frontier Days.
A severe thunderstorm watch for our area has been issued until noon today. Numerous thunderstorm with very heavy rainfall will move east across north central Iowa through 6 a.m. Gusty winds to 45 mph and very ...
Hail pelted parts of east Belmond and the adjoining rural area last Thursday while other parts of town remained dry.
" G. David Church, 65, passed away Tuesday, May 20, 2008 at his home in Rockwell City.
Conservation efforts applauded
“Volunteers, like trees, are important pillars in our communities.”
' Officials with the Iowa Urban and Community Forestry Council recently honored outstanding communities and individuals dedicated to statewide tree planting and conservation efforts. via The Messenger
Group expects more money for 20
A group pushing for a four-lane U.S. Highway 20 all across Iowa has high hopes for a new multiyear construction plan now being drafted. via The Messenger
Infrastructure bill includes $130 million for new penitentiary
“It's good to see a couple years work completed”
Chet Culver signed the rebuild Iowa infrastructure fund bill Friday in Fort Madison. via Hawk Eye
A plan of attack is required when dealing with ethanol. At least that's what officials leading the Transportation Community Emergency Response training session Tuesday afternoon wanted people to keep in mind ... via The Messenger
' Gerald "Doc" Willoughby, 88, passed away Wed., Mar. 19, 2008 at Stewart Memorial Hospital, Lake City. via The Messenger
Five people were injured Wednesday in an accident involving an Iowa Department of Correctional Services bus carrying 17 inmates from the Rockwell City Correctional Facility. via The Messenger
One person is dead after a sports utility vehicle crashed east of Webster City. The Hamilton County sheriff's office says the accident happened about 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at U.S Highways 20 and 69. via KTIC
Prison Bus Carrying Inmates Involved in Head-On Crash
A prison bus carrying inmates has been involved in a head-on crash north of Fort Dodge. via KCRG-TV Cedar Rapids
Victims' views mixed on prison proposals
“I don't see anyone going and saying, 'You know, here is a rebate for the victim because she suffered for 20-some years or longer,' ”
By WILLIAM PETROSKI * REGISTER STAFF WRITER * March 3, 2008 The Iowa Legislature's debate over a $256 million plan to expand and upgrade the state's prison system strikes some raw emotions for Iowa crime ... via Des Moines Register
Fond Farewell: Rockwell City Duckwa.....
“It's those little things that show you care about them.”
' A dime-store tradition in downtown Rockwell City will end Sunday. After nine years in operation, the town's Duckwall store will close - ' a move that has caused some consternation among Rockwell City ... via The Messenger