Local News
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Sulfuric Acid Spill on Highway 65 Near Manly: Motorists Who Drove Through Thursday Urged to Check Vehicles
MANLY, Iowa — The Worth County Sheriff’s Office is warning motorists who traveled Highway 65 north of Manly on Thursday…
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Managing Fall Leaves in the Home Landscape
Gardeners don’t need to rake every leaf this fall. A more selective approach is often better for plants, wildlife, soil…
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NW Iowa Sees Good Soybean Harvest Progress, Corn Not So Much
Many farmers in northwest Iowa are wrapping up their first full week of the harvest with dry, warm conditions, as…
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Winnebago County Landfill Fined by Iowa DNR Over Litter
WINNEBAGO COUNTY, Iowa — The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has fined Central Disposal Systems Inc. the department’s maximum $10,000…
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Reynolds Extends Iowa Harvest Weight Limits Through Nov. 7
DES MOINES — Gov. Kim Reynolds has signed a proclamation allowing vehicles that haul grain, fertilizer and manure to exceed…
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Mason City’s Pennsylvania Avenue Fully Open; North Federal Avenue Closing Oct. 12
MASON CITY, Iowa — Pennsylvania Avenue in Mason City is fully open to traffic after a street and utility improvement…
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Conservation Tour and Field Day Set for Nov. 5 at Northern Research Farm
The Iowa State University Northern Research and Demonstration Farm, the Boone River Watershed Management Authority and conservation partners will host an…
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National 4-H Week Celebrates Youth Impact Across Iowa
During National 4-H Week, Oct. 4-10, Iowa 4-H is celebrating the young people, volunteers, families and communities that make 4-H…
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Mason City Chamber Names 43 North Iowa Business of the Year
MASON CITY — The Greater Mason City Chamber of Commerce honored a social-services nonprofit, a longtime automotive executive and a…
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Winnebago County Tests Election Equipment
County election officials across the state have already run thousands of tests to make sure vote counting machines are working…
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