Hamilton County News

Heather Gerdes, of Webster City, was named the newest member of the Hamilton County Veteran Affairs commission Tuesday at the regular meeting of the Hamilton County board of supervisors.

The Hamilton County Fair Association's annual meeting and banquet will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Dec.

Sundays: Dec. 6, 13, and 20, 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. Mondays: Dec. 7, 14, and 21, 2 to 7 p.m. Wednesdays: Dec.

As the Webster City City Council continues to consider how to fill two seats left vacant by the resignation of Melissa Borer and Mark Gillette, city attorney Gary Groves offered an opinion concerning requirements for calling for a special election.

The new hospital facility under construction east of the Hamilton County Courthouse has no name yet, but the Hamilton Hospital board of trustees voted Tuesday night to name the street on which it will be located as Hospital Drive.

Five proposals were reviewed at last night's preliminary Hotel Motel Tax board meeting.

Canned meals, such as soup, ravioli, spaghetti, etc. Canned fruits Items for a pasta meal Breakfast items like cereal, pancake mix Hygiene products Paper products Dish soap Detergent "We try to keep our minds open to try and take down barriers for a family at times of crisis, to get them on the right path," according to Justin Jones, outreach ...

Thirty-eight Hamilton County students were honored Monday night by the Webster City Rotary Club for their achievements and leadership.

Health officials recommend people practice the Three Cs: Clean hands frequently.

It was a full house Sunday night as the Hamilton County Republicans gathered at the Webster City Senior Center for the third annual Chili Supper.

Cheryl Patrou had a really busy weekend. She and other members of the Webster City Historical Committee spent a lot of time getting everything in place for the Hallowed Eve Ghost Tour, held Saturday at the Wilson Brewer Park-Depot Complex.

City Manager Ed Sadler Monday night asked the Webster City City Council to set a meeting to begin discussions on how the city should begin to plan for the closing of Electrolux.

The polls were busy today in Webster City. Voters cast their ballots for the contested City Council race at St.

Hamilton County Public Health will hold an H1N1 flu vaccine clinic from 12-7 p.m on Thursday at the public health office, 821 Seneca St., Webster City, for children ages 6 months through 6 years.

As colder weather approaches, many area children are in need of a winter coat to keep them warm.

Progress on the new trail between Jewell and Ellsworth has moved along to the point that the final two pieces of property needed have now been purchased with assistance from the Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation.

A man accused of killing a toddler last year in Jewell pleaded guilty on Wedenesday to second degree murder.

A Jewel man has entered a guilty plea in the death of an infant. Michael Meeker Jr., 30, entered a guilty plea to second degree murder in Hamilton County District Court in connection with the death of 15-month-old Tanner Doran.

Hamilton County Public Health will hold an H1N1 clinic forThursday children ages 6 months through 35 months.

Declining demand for washers and dryers will cost Iowa roughly 850 jobs over the next year as Electrolux shifts all its North American manufacturing operations to Mexico, the company announced Friday.