Fort Dodge, IA News

• Fort Dodge, IA News
• Community Foundation drive a success
• Flood awareness urged by officials
• Mahler new B.V. education coordinator
• Blast victim home from I.C.
• Eyes on the future
• For warning, there's Code Red
• Home fire reported in Fort Dodge
• Tyler trial moved to 2013
• Officials: Rate increase rejection dooms water main projects
• Bemrich issues veto
• FD council offers Fierke shorter contract
• FD school board approves $1.9M budget cut
• Humboldt focuses on tradition
• St. Edmond class of 2012 bids farewell
• Lindemann serves Red Cross for three decades
• Times change for MNW students
• 120 graduate in Webster City
• S.W. "SY" NELSON
• Treasured tree tradition
• Sups OK trail tech
• One killed in U.S. 20 crash Tuesday
• Shifting alignment
• FD council meeting moved
• Calcium Products rebates approved
• New rules on outdoor activities at bars approved on 4-2 counicl vote
• FD Council rejects future water rate hikes
• Corn demand set to jump
• CJ Bio America groundbreaking Monday
• A passion to serve
• Graduates go forth
• Crosstown connector plans to be sole focus
• Truck chase ends near Gowrie
• DAVID JOHNSON
• Biking for school
• Two council meetings next week
• Postal Service to keep rural sites open
• Legislature adjourns
• State awards grant for ag park road
• ICCC increases rates, salaries
• Heartland heroes
• Pleasant Valley cleanup Wednesday
• FD school budget talks continue
• Women's Club sells for $60,000
• Crapser sentenced to 50 years
• Culinary creativity
• Crapser sentenced to 50 years
• Search begins for county magistrate
• Helping the homeless
• Disaster drill at airport
• Name of fatality victim released
• Fire damages Badger apartment Tuesday
• Grassley talks new farm bill during FD stop
• SSMID board has dissent on connector
• In-service day
• One dead in Webster County crash
• Fatality reported north of FD
• Youth leaders gather in Fort Dodge Monday
• School board talks budget
• Crosstown conundrum
• New faces settle into Fort Dodge force
• HAROLD I. GOTTSCH
• Homicide survivors remember
• 'Character counts everywhere'
• Empowering youth
• Phillips Middle School students get a taste of the working world
• Fort Museum ready for 2012 season opening
• VITA saves nearly $500K
• FD will take back drugs
• Fort Dodge stores draw people from other towns, specialist says
• Woman takes plea deal in Valentine death
• Tasty time on the town
• Rotarians roll into town
• Northwest will acquire Bank of America branches
• Prairie Valley students plant hundreds of trees
• Alliance to hold work force summit
• Flooding discussed at council meeting
• FD schools face budget cuts
• Water rate hike OK'ed
• SSMID pushes downtown planting effort
• Author revisits her hometown
• After 27 years, Christensen will retire
• Caring for Callender
• Reservation system set up for picnic shelters
• Check fraud suspect in FD custody
• Early budding, then a recent cold snap, have taken a toll on Iowa's vineyards
• Beshey back in custody
• FOD?walkers clean up FD
• Alstott changes stance on connector
• Iowa Central rejects bids for cafeteria
• Deron Foy arrested in Des Moines
• Calcium Products launches plant expansion
• FDCSD student art is on display at Crossroads Mall
• Frontier Days season kicks off
• Business Leadership Network seeks to bring public health information to rural Iowa
• Wind knocks out power in Fort Dodge Sunday
• Simmons: Ready to respond
• Familiar sight takes flight in FD
• Iowa Chinese group plans Manson visit
• Volunteers work to prepare for park opening
• FDCSD board OKs $550K projects
• Lehigh man gets 50 years
• Great Lakes Airlines officially assumes its duties at Fort Dodge Regional Airport
• Senior High prom gets new rules on dates
• Sups OK roads budget
• More money may be coming for U.S. 20
• FD city facilities closed until noon
• RAGBRAI?theme announced for Webster City
• Highlights of the Monday Fort Dodge City Council meeting
• Humboldt renews engineer contract
• Police seek Aldi robbery suspect
• Clark gets 4 years on gun charge
• FDSH graduation will remain on Sunday in 2013
• Reading With Sophie renewed for FDCSD
• Keeping the buses rolling
• Community garden plots to return
• Koch Nitrogen plant sees big investments
• Daniel moves up to lead
• White in critical condition
• Haven of progress
• Beck held on bond
• Annual local cleanup will target a new area
• Felon charged in Tuesday shooting
• Aaron Thomas talks about the lessons he's learned from moving past tragedy
• UPDATE: Victim identified in shooting reported in FD
• Elk's Lodge members seek to bring club back
• Tornado drill set for Wednesday
• Humboldt approves appliance pick-up
• Fort Dodge firefighters see spike in medical calls
• Plastered with compassion
• Tasting the world
• Music as a way of life
• Local vets offered free bus ride to retreat
• Daniel donor trial is reset for fall
• G. JAMES "JIM" CHAPMAN
• Irwin is new BV site head
• Early spring
• Webster County supervisor candidates
• Cargill, CJ reveal hiring plans for local jobs
• Industry leaders address work force issues
• Three in FD schools move to new posts
• With a record-setting $500 million jackpot, Mega Millions heats up in FD
• City planners propose flexibility for developers
• Vilsack visits Fort Dodge
• Hindt gets probation
• School board approves bids for two projects
• Sups consider county HR director
• Hindt gets probation
• Peterson will not seek re-election
• Clark will run for supervisor seat
• Humane Society offers animal control to FD
• Council signs off on zoning, engineering matters
• St. Edmond students hear testimonial from paralyzed speaker
• From calling Bingo to calming babies
• 'X-Cytement' unveiled by Extension
• Former occupants return to refurbished LEC
• Clark visits Gowrie ethanol plant
• Alstott moves to push street link
• Woman dies in Wednesday crash
• FD school marks its long history
• At least one dead in crash south of FD
• Area students take spotlight at art show
• RSVP returns to Webster, Hamilton Co.
• Iowa nuclear debate reaches Fort Dodge
• Riverfront trails on the way
• Power lines down north of Manson
• Red Cross seeks nominations for Heroes
• Humboldt School Board OKs 2013 budget
• JOHN "BUD" HEFTY
• Extension prepares for X-CYtement
• Carpet World continues move to corridor
• Economic meeting highlights change
• Harvey works to empower victims
• Daffodil Days paint Fort Dodge yellow
• Volunteers set to spruce up Kennedy
• Spring break, D.C. style
• Goodner facing multiple charges after Wed. chase
• Beshey's bond to remain $50k
• Shaw plan would combat metal theft
• Beall bill passes Senate
• First Federal will merge with Great Western Bank
• New Citizen's Academy seeking applicants
• School board OKs TAP
• FD council approves budget for 2012-2013
• Crowd cheers connector
• For the love of books: Algona library director keeps facility moving
• Judge to decide if Beshey's bond will be reduced
• All-State cheerleaders to remember Emily Averill
• FDSH, MNW will do soccer share
• Shaw leads CDL bill for vets
• Crime Stoppers snags local most wanted
• Fire destroys Otho farm building
• Otho hog barn catches fire
• Area leaders lobby in D.C.
• FD hotel plan will advance with variance
• Beshey trial set for April
• Hild will not be cited
• Puppy love at Northwoods
• Humboldt City Council approves 2012-2013 budget
• Lehigh man pleads guilty to sex abuse
• New hotel proposed for FD
• Beshey pleads not guilty
• Multi-vehicle accident on Highway 20
• FDSH to hold Jazz Perspectives concert
• Showcasing uniqueness
• Special assistance
• Nomination process to begin for county offices
• From our files, March 5, 2012
• FD?Area Gardeners fire up folks for spring
• Sheriff:?Safety training is a must
• Making choices: Decision time looming on crosstown connector in FD
• Fort Dodge man's death ruled a homicide
• LORINE CARR
• Saving the dragons
• Your tax dollars at work
• Storage building proposed for changing area near Kohl's
• Hydro Dam discourse
• Webster Co. supervisors adopt budget
• Leaping through life
• Council advances SSMID renewal
• Fort Dodge City Council approves G Street job
• School board OKs roof fix
• More trails planned for FD
• King decries national debt at Saturday forum
• Seussical Saturday
• Gun bill sparks debate between lawmakers
• Kids feel the burn
• Gun-grabbers gather
• Dental grant benefits Think Pink screening
• Court won't delay Daniel trial
• Speedcam bill would directly affect FD, says Carmody
• FD schools to dismiss at 1:10 p.m.
• Surviving the funnel
• SSMID will support 2012 Market on Central
• Supervisors approve funding for ag park
• Residents favor keeping Sixth Avenue Northwest open
• Inspired
• FD police officer charged with burglary
• Ice bound
• Kiron pet owner faces 93 animal-related charges
• DOC may get $6.5M boost
• Pair ask Alstott to step down
• Woman facing 93 counts of animal neglect
• Former police lt. charged with burglary
• Valentine's Day sales give retailers a boost
• Local representatives split on property tax bill
• Huss gets probation for crimes
• All moved in
• Former Officer charged with burglary
• Crash victims identified
• Humboldt fire station nears completion
• FD school board approves projects
• SSMID renewal moves forward
• Holding the line
• New life for landmark
• Moore helps FDPD to move forward
• Victorian Valentine
• Hindt accepts plea agreement
• Crapser trial continued to May
• Hindt plea change hearing set for Friday
• Dems vote to spend more on schools
• Miller addresses offender issue
• Help for the troops
• Flim-flam foiled
• Doubly successful
• CJ Cheiljedang to pay for improvements via higher rates
• Water, sewer rate hikes planned for July 1
• FD property tax projected to increase
• Child abuse, poverty up in the past 10 years
• Solemn duty
• FDSH to get $190k tunnel work
• Beall supports $8.5M bill
• Big changes
• Two FD men accused of robbing pizza driver
• County budget process begins
• Wells Fargo Card Services set to close
• Schultz recognized for Oak Grove restoration
• FD airport budget proposed for FY 2013
• FD Police investigate shooting
• Council reviews $1.4 million parks budget
• Bemrich touts city progress
• Almost Home offers aid in Sac County case
• Capitol event honors Kibbie
• Online classes promote world-class pork production
• Area districts discuss grade sharing
• Judge keeps special prosecutor in Daniel case
• Commission moves to tweak sign, lot rules
• Porter gives advice on staying safe being aware
• DCI, FDPD still seeking Preston shooter
• Property taxes for buses may go up in FD
• Brandyn Preston dies Sunday
• Preparations begun for sale of middle schools
• No injuries in FD Airport incident
• $5.8 million bond issue approved by city council
• School delays and closings for Monday
• Plane slides off runway at Fort Dodge Regional Airport
• WEATHER UPDATES 11 a.m. Friday
• School Closing/Delay
• $1.4M parks, rec budget slated for FD
• ISP: Fatals hit a low in Iowa
• Not enough
• Downtown FD flower pot switch considered
• LEC project 'closer to completion'
• ICCC dental hygiene students receive grants
• River front trail loan approved
• FD City Council wants to replace Plautz
• Sac Co. continues search for man
• Iowa Central approves Kolacia bid
• $4M project planned at local plant
• Grassley discusses energy issues
• Classroom connections
• Council reviews fire, police budget plans for FY 2013
• Chief cites 'Bermuda Triangle'
• Huss pleads guilty
• Priorities of new council majority revealed
• Tjepkes to retire from state House
• Tjepkes will not seek re-election
• Local caucus event ran smoothly, McGonegle says
• Tjepkes touts bipartisan gas tax increase
• Gas line ruptures behind FD Municipal Building
• New council takes over FD city business
• Webster Co. Democratic caucus supports Obama
• Santorum wins in Webster, adjacent counties
• Manson baby is 2012's first
• Semitrailer accident reported on U.S. Highway 20
• Fire destroys Gowrie barn
• Hog Confinement Fire
• One killed in car crash
• Powell retires from Social Security office
• Several local businesses open today
• Shoppers go down to the wire
• BLAST students enjoy magical end to year
• Three charged in child exploitation case
• FDPD: Fraud investigation brings charges
• Long's life sentence overturned by court
• Back on patrol
• Not following the easy path
• Niles becomes ISP sergeant
• Judge rules on Daniel charges
• Plautz named CEO of FD Growth Alliance
• Search for Foy goes on
• Bemrich blocks crosswalk payment
• Middle school goes vertical
• Planning for new rec center to start
• SSMID pledges $600,000 for street project
• Judge to decide if Hindt trial will move
• Branstad relents on pre-school program
• Santa Cops come to town
• Computer rollout
• Suspects in Sunday robbery held on bond
• New fire marshal job proposed
• D/SAOC requests funding from Humboldt County
• Upgrades OK'd for Municipal Building in FD
• Holmes club tradition
• Feelhaver collects canned goods
• FD schools control ringworm outbreak
• Hindt hearing rescheduled for Dec. 13
• Celebrating growth
• VFW honors students for patriotic essays
• Palmer talks of mental health system
• Christmas in a book
• Crapser trial to remain in Wright County
• Judge: Crapser trial to remain in Wright County
• MidAmerican offers safety tips for the season
• Plautz: Now is the best time to be in FD
• Cady touts value of courtroom cameras
• Remember Pearl Harbor
• United Way wants kids off the floor
• FD man interred on USS Arizona
• No date set yet in Galen Hindt hearing
• Richter maintains innocence
• FD man injured Monday in hunting accident
• Snow routes in effect tonight in Fort Dodge
• Richter gets life
• Creating memories at Rabiner
• O'Brien helps guide public to right place
• Going green
• Superintendent earns doctorate
• Share What You Wear spreads joy
• Rain turns to snow, blankets FD area
• Christmas comes early to shelter
• Restored and ready
• First snow of season to sock FD area today
• Chizek takes helm of ISU office
• Bomb threat interrupts school
• Young Professionals urged to take leadership role
• Expert: Corn goal may be elusive
• FD Police seek Casey's robber
• St. Edmond, Holy Trinity get 'historic' $2.7M
• Santa's helpers
• No trace of bed bugs found at St. Edmond
• ATV issues aired at forum
• Glass speaks on education reform in FD
• Ag Show continues
• Recount confirms narrow win by Alstott
• Farm News Ag Show Sights and Sounds
• Sups OK $42K in jail locks
• St. Ed students sent home on bug scare
• Ag show
• Engineer hired for downtown street realignment
• Corrections workers say:?'Enough'
• Airport hits 10,000 passengers
• Great Lakes to serve FD?airport
• FD?ushers in the Christmas season
• Suspected bed bug outbreak sends home 75 St. Ed students
• Bice serves as link for public, department
• Achievement awarded
• Zoo is closed for the winter; its animals hunker down
• Meeting will help public ID illegal ATV use
• Tragedy to inspiration
• At the Blanden in FD
• Fort Dodge man reported missing is found in Iowa
• Local small businesses ready for shoppers too
• Black Friday
• Gathering to give thanks
• Missing FD man found alive
• Fort Dodge Ford carries on tradition
• Celebrating Thanksgiving alphabetically
• Farm services ready for new FD facility
• Halsted accepts Alliance position
• Judge to decide if Crapser trial will move
• New residents at the pond
• City again considers buying Harvest Baptist
• Local musician Dean Morris dies Sunday
• Huss pleads not guilty
• Group convened in wake of Pomeroy incident
• Novel flu strain found in Webster, Hamilton Co.
• Renwick's mayor seeks recount
• Lehigh fire chief's home damaged by fire
• One charged after gunfire reported
• Recount set in FD City Council race
• A symbol of the city
• One charged in Saturday gunfire incident
• Rogers:?Friend to the abandoned
• Wells Fargo names doll, toy program winners
• Potential EMTs get up-close look
• Event makes it official - 20 kids get families
• St. Ed will host state ed guru, open to public
• Let the season begin
• Crime Stoppers wants members
• Palo Alto Co. seeks attempted murder suspect
• Formal recount ahead in FD election
• Prosecutor says Beason was key figure
• Up in smoke
• Saving Oak Grove
• Large grass fire burning in Moorland
• Citizen's Academy opens eyes to public safety
• Illegal sales of tobacco a target of effort
• Daniel takes stand in donation hearing
• Volunteers of opportunity
• Tibbitts takes helm at Allen
• Golf, other fees approved by rec board
• FD speed enforcement begins today
• The bells toll early
• Two arrested in meth investigation
• Tyler trial delayed until April
• Realigning downtown
• Carnival draws large crowd
• Vilsack unveils infrastructure plan
• FD?City Council says yes to street proposal
• Hindt trial moved back
• Breaking new ground
• When it comes to eating right, Clark knows her stuff
• Freezin' for a reason
• Now and then
• 'Just a miracle'
• The story of two Steves
• FD City Council to push toward streets revamp
• Sister 2 Sister
• Grassley comments on federal budget actions
• FDCF organization honors veterans with banquet
• Honoring service
• Prairie Lakes to hold virtual town hall
• King shares his concerns in Fort Dodge
• Still 'The Beaver'
• Friendship Haven to officially break ground
• Vandals strike bandshell, Hydro-Electric
• Lobby trip focuses on ag park
• Pomeroy Care Center fined $10,000
• Latham vets base
• Humboldt supervisors learn of Elderbridge changes
• Half-marathon class runs for Sam
• The pink notebook
• One injured in train versus tractor accident
• UPDATE: Richter trial testimony focuses on notebook
• The 'Library Lady'
• From our files: Oct. 30, 2011
• Food and Beverage Expo focuses on Iowa products
• What to do with pool?
• Marking Fort Dodge history
• Foreign farmers visit Gowrie
• 'Beav' coming to FD
• Goats find home at zoo
• Searching for truth
• FD police officer fires weapon in predawn chase
• Pair offer views at FD forum
• Iowa care pay system decried
• Trial grinds forward
• Friend: Richter described scene like reading "her grocery list"
• At Riverside Elementary, Halloween and reading make a match
• Trinity helps Fort Dodge kids THRIVE
• FD marks the past
• Prosecution begins case against Richter
• Rochon in custody after early morning chase
• Investigator: No signs of struggle, forced entry in Richter shooting
• Prosecution begins case against Richter
• Author speaks at MNW Literacy Night Tuesday
• Halter, Wilson spar on city issues
• Richter opening statements begin today
• Blue Zone goal: Longer, healthier lives
• New crop of farmers sought
• Water, sewer upgrades needed to serve CJ plant
• Richter case:?Self-defense or murder?
• Wanted:?Condo buyers
• Jury selection continues in Richter case
• FD?middle school on track
• Scooters, boats could roll off DriveTek line
• Prenuptial planning
• 'Not going to stop the train'
• Council hopefuls sound off on sales tax
• Help on the way for Oak Grove Cemetery
• Scaring up some fun
• District 7 follows Iowa trend as fatalities drop
• Probe fixes on care center
• Phone, wireless reps say rules to change
• Two others bid for FD air service
• Brainstorming
• Fourth Avenue North section to be closed today
• Nutrition is Brown Bag topic Thursday
• Richter's attorneys want dismissal
• North Ninth work will cause detour
• North Third Street will be closed
• Work will interrupt traffic in FD
• Friendship Haven construction to begin
• Webster County GOP hosts chili dinner
• WC hotel/motel tax grant schedule set
• Area events to honor fall
• Ribbon cutting will mark trail debut
• Leaders pledge action on ATV woes
• Feeding a meter in FD
• Beef contest may net scholarships to students
• TRMC earns honor
• Shoppers Supply heads west
• Council candidates gather before Tuesday primary
• Scam attempts reported
• ?1:1? moves forward
• Fire marshal post considered for Fort Dodge
• Firefighters invite public to open house
• Educational overhaul
• UDMO taking LIHEAP applications
• Hindt trial set for Nov. 15
• Workforce future in Humboldt discussed
• Ambulance ready to go
• FD?council forum set for Wednesday
• At the North Central Correctional Facility dogs lead the way
• At the North Central Correctional Facility dogs lead the way
• GEORGE P. WOLTER
• CATHERINE M. LARSON
• Hindt trial scheduled for Nov. 15
• Chili Cook-Off plans cooking
• Making assisted living facilities feel 'like home'
• Cruise to the Woods draws large numbers
• Bands of teens take over Algona streets
• FD?council candidates offer ideas for change
• FDCSD fails to meet state goals
• Pumpkin picking time
• Candidates field questions
• FD council hopefuls discuss local option sales tax
• Daniel trial date reset
• Gusts set Hamilton County ablaze
• Wind-whipped flames race across counties
• Farmers asked to stay out of fields
• Latham reviews D.C. situation
• Forum frenzy set for today
• Kohl's cuts ribbon on FD store
• Candidates talk budget, openness
• Hindt pleads not guilty
• Kohl's grand opening today
• Strange animals line Fifth Avenue South
• Supervisors approve road projects
• Humboldt County sets bridge postings
• Free parking for city workers questioned
• Suspect charged in Sunday hit-and-run in FD
• Bradgate man gets 7 years for July assault
• New water mains planned
• Motorcyclist injured in FD hit-and-run
• Johnston gets 'Books-on-the-Go'
• Firefighter ends 40 years of service to Badger
• A step into the past
• Candidates show scant interest in assessments
• Guns, drugs at music festival
• Pumpkin Fest kicks off
• FD Hazmat called to WC
• Cancer benefit to honor Miller
• Plea gets Foy 15 years
• Breaking ground
• Manson won't alter school rule
• Start Somewhere Walk Oct. 7
• Lawyer asked about Richter conflict
• $1M cash bond set in newborn's death
• $1 million bond set for woman accused of killing newborn
• No charges yet in baby's death
• Humboldt readies new industrial site
• Rolfe residents craft new park
• Safe Haven laws protect children
• Acres of memories
• Andrews convicted in slaying of Henderson
• Fun and funding
• Block party to celebrate Neighborhood Watch
• Board looks to renew SSMID
• Newborn's body found in FD hotel
• Water rates to go up for Humboldt residents
• FD?board welcomes new members
• Almost Home welcomes its second year
• Arraignment set for Hindt
• Anatomy of a police car
• Hazmat team called to Boone River
• Badger church surprises organist
• Young riders tackle mini bulls at Miniature Rodeo
• Volunteer work takes Laurens woman into strange places
• To honor them
• Downtown project faces candidate opposition
• Honor Flight departs
• Postal move continues apace in FD
• New chief deputy in town
• Final Honor Flight is today
• Constitution Day marked at Riverside
• Clark faces federal weapon charge
• Plautz: Ag park augurs jobs
• Fisherman turns in shotgun
• Inmates on a mission prove compassion can happen inside
• Lehigh man faces abuse filings
• Attorney: Investigation switch violated rights
• Picture of the past
• Plans for hospital building scrapped
• Iowa Central sells project house
• MICHAEL FLAHERTY
• Search for Delta replacement takes off Tuesday
• Scant turnout
• Coming home to Webster City 25th annual Doodlebug Reunion
• FD council drops assessment plan
• Omaha woman's trial set back
• School board vote is today
• FD man, reported dead, listed as 'serious'
• Safety 101
• Richter-Roberts trial date moved, location changed
• Entries sought for patriotic essay contest
• Messerly works through the county ranks
• Ten years later, 9/11 a history lesson for youths
• Riding and remembrance
• Council to take on assessments, bridge lights
• Four run for four seats on school board
• Coming back from the brink
• Readers Remember 9/11
• FD?native recounts 9/11 visit to New York
• Crews set to pave piece of 20
• $92K and still rising
• Remembering
• Pedestrian dies in FD accident
• Highway money sources considered
• Pedestrian killed in FD accident
• Lyons ideas to aid FD ag park
• Street near Kohl's takes shape
• Fun at FDSH
• DCI wants gun found by FD fisherman
• Barton sentenced for child endangerment
• Sandvig seeks Council seat
• Callender PO fate discussed at meeting
• State auditors visit Fort Dodge
• Students welcomed back
• Board of Adjustment signs off on AFES move
• ICCC receives the former Colonial Inn
• Walking toward No. 1
• Ruthven child dead after accident
• Web. Co. district plan approved
• A time for do-overs
• St. Ed's receives $100,000 gift for scholars
• One year and counting
• Ducks Unlimited Banquet
• Volunteering a natural part of Rusher's life
• Rodeo time
• Crime Stoppers helps solve cases
• 'Die-hard polka people' gather in Humboldt
• What goes up ...
• Rodeoing
• Oktoberfest returns to Oleson Park
• Group helps others donate time
• Trial of accused killer may be delayed
• One hurt at Koch
• Ammonia leak at Koch Nitrogen
• Accident closes Fifth Avenue South
• Skydiver injured at Dollar Daze Couch Freak Boogle
• Richter-Roberts trial may be pushed back
• AFES moves into former Fort Dodge school
• Field is set for FD City Council race
• Ready to rodeo
• School Closing
• Shooting victim's condition upgraded
• Reception welcomes county's new teachers
• Lessons in paddling
• One killed, two injured in crash
• School board candidates discuss issues at forum
• FD Police continue to investigate shooting
• Parking revamp
• Bailey faces sexual abuse charges
• One killed, two injured in crash
• King makes FD?appearance
• FD?board OKs $26.7M middle school bid
• Two FD?residents get time in prison
• Drawing districts
• 16-year-old shot Sunday afternoon
• Update: 16-year-old shot Sunday afternoon
• Giving back in Wright County
• Dragon Boat races come to end
• At the Fort Dodge Correctional Facility, dogs take the lead
• Old-time machines thresh away in Homer
• Commission seeks input on Iowa roads
• Breast cancer survivors paddle
• Volunteers tag monarch butterflies
• Bids on the mark for FD school
• FD ACT scores top state
• Output could mean higher ag land taxes
• Dragons awaken
• Sheriff: E.G. teacher's aide sent photos to student
• FDCF rewards 425 inmates for good behavior
• Gov. defends Iowa office closings
• Vilsack unveils plan to train for jobs
• FD mail sorting facility to close
• New FD housing
• Butler has new addition, new students
• State to reaudit FD city government
• Up and running
• Back to School for Fort Dodge - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Mickelson: Be wary of fraudulent e-mails
• Health Dept. offers several school services
• Gaels are back to class
• Richter-Roberts' trial set for Sept. 28
• Manson will dismiss 2 hours early today.
• Syngenta petitions court for access
• Board of Supervisors approve matching half of $100,000 grant
• Plautz to pull double duty with alliance, city
• Street, trail contracts awarded in Fort Dodge
• FD airport awards $4M contract
• Omaha woman pleads not guilty
• On Kenyon Road
• Giving food, hope
• Stompers get sticky feet in Gowrie
• 'For the love of history'
• Before class begins, fun
• Judge tells Scalise: share info
• Trial in EG death will be in 2012
• Court ruling could free offenders
• Off the road
• FD teachers are back to work
• Homer is ready for its annual threshing bee
• PICA gives FDSH fresh look
• FD jail: No ID theft
• If it happened
• Two injured in two-car accident
• A rural renaissance
• Two injured in two-car accident
• Fire Dept. call shuts down part of Central Ave.
• Licht shows champion ewe
• Suspect's bond to remain at $1 million
• Local businessman shares breakfast with the president
• Parking meter debut nears in FD
• Humboldt City Council awards bid for fire station
• FD airport receives three IDOT grants
• FDCF judge ordered to answer questions
• Playing the stock market
• Gaming by design
• EVERT BAUMANN
• MARY ANN EASTMAN
• Judge: Richter-Roberts bond to continue at $1 million
• From ribeyes to bullheads
• Area 4-H'ers share talents at state fair
• Lending a helping hand
• Good times, good cause
• FD Market ends on high note
• Making a difference
• Dogs and their humans get a workout in FD
• Police find loaded handgun in car
• 21 teachers get official FD welcome
• Values bus rolls into FD with its message
• Time off for good
• Iowa Central gets third TRIO grant
• Webster Co. Conservation embraces new logo
• Probe follows Vincent council session
• Parks need volunteers
• Decimating drugs
• 911 service moves into the future
• Feds keep Delta in FD
• Webster County Emergency Management gets $190k grant
• Iowa Central prepares for start of school year
• State grant awarded for downtown FD street job
• Judge will determine bond in murder case
• GOPalooza
• Traffic light takedown
• Residents likely to help pay for storm sewer
• Hillcrest zoning rule OK'd
• New FD?ward plan approved
• Noon Lions to mark 90th
• Wind energy advancing across Iowa
• Twito: Doing her job and loving it, too
• End of an era
• 4-H shooters take their best shot
• Uff Da Daze brings people, critters to Bode
• Lanciers reunite in FD
• Ex-cop faces sexual abuse charge
• Former FD officer turns himself in
• School board candidates file for slots on ballot
• Kramer will step down as Development Corp. leader
• Shedding light on law
• Four candidates seek FD school board positions
• Two photos show robbers at Sparky's
• Selling history
• Tax bills late due to state
• Beall still wants special session
• Class action lawsuit targets Electrolux
• The help
• Kossuth Co. fair accents family
• Lawsuit filed against Electrolux
• One injured in semi accident
• FD police investigate gunshots
• Poky voters stick with Black Hills
• Uniting cops and citizens
• Before you build
• Humboldt council mulls water rate increase
• Incoming at Iowa Central
• FD plan would move some to new wards
• Into the Wild, Wild West
• Bachmann's bid
• 'That's where the tall corn grows'
• Shultz brings experience to FD library
• Pokey gas system vote is Tuesday
• FD?City Council election season nears
• Pies, parade and prizes
• Castillo charged with Daniel Pharmacy robbery
• Chillin' at Blues Under the Trees
• Sac fair features medicine show, critters
• FD draws from school summit
• Neighborhood Watch
• Stuff-A-Bus provides supplies
• Hirst makes food for thought
• FD street brick to be fixed
• Paint sickens two
• Bad mix
• Postal plan predicated on profits
• Tombstone teamwork
• Sac County cold case heats up
• Two overcome by paint fumes at LEC
• Toxic fumes send six to hospital
• Police arrest woman in 10-year-old murder
• Zoning change to help AFES
• Pickers visit Farnhamville
• Kara Crapser trial to be rescheduled
• 178 more Iowa post offices to be reviewed
• Santorum: Personal liberty is at risk
• Assessments planned for storm sewer
• Guard unit receives big homecoming
• Big sewer jobs to tackle FD?backups
• Benson making smooth transition to Webster Co.
• FD toddler dies in 'tragic accident'
• In Somers, cars and books go together for the library
• FD youth drowns in Osage
• Doty finds police work 'rewarding'
• Gowrie holds inaugural Art in the Park event
• Sipping summer's goodness in Laurens
• Ethics panel settles Culver campaign issue
• Mail ops will go to D.M.
• Iowa is not No. 1, report shows
• Night out
• Fort Dodge mail sorting will move to Des Moines
• FD will smoke-test sanitary sewer system
• Vincent crowd sees bank building proposal die
• Presidential purpose
• Noon Lions to raise funds for Patterson Field Friday
• Foy given prison time
• Holdup reported at Sparky's
• Iowa Central plans two new buildings
• Making rapid repairs
• Working to feed the needy in FD
• LEC still on schedule
• Sups transfer $100K for trail project
• Vilsack launches campaign
• Beating the heat
• Humboldt council accepts fire station plans
• Section of D20 to close for construction
• Middle school one step closer
• Heat wave to settle in for the week
• A 'home run' for FD
• Building houses so others can have homes
• A fair finish
• Helping the Beacon of Hope
• Livermore Daze makes big splash
• Living it up at the fair
• At the Fair, Olympics are done barnyard-style
• Delta could dump FD route
• The heat should favor Veterans Park
• Fans face The End
• Gully probation revoked by judge
• At fair, 4-H'ers absorb the fun
• High temperatures could put people at risk
• Voters will rule on gas issue
• In FD, three reserve officers sworn
• Start the engines
• Lorie Ricklefs released upon reconsideration
• 'One to One'
• Sups award contract for road projects
• Benjamin found not guilty of kidnapping
• Setting the stage
• BI Riverside plant to close in 2014
• Ricklefs sentence changed from prison to probation
• Benjamin case goes to jury
• Benjamin convicted of assault, going armed with intent
• Paul talks limited government
• Benjamin kidnapping trial continues in Humboldt Co.
• Hillcrest sale to AFES approved
• Fort Dodge man dies after Monday accident
• Parking meters coming to downtown
• High winds knock down tree limbs
• Benjamin trial continues Tuesday morning
• Old tractors will show their stuff Saturday
• Bray helps others enjoy the outdoors
• Prepping for the fair
• Young farmers shine at Calhoun County Expo
• Getting muddy on purpose in Lu Verne
• Bluegrass fans flock to festival
• FD council may appoint clerk, public works boss
• Market on Central
• Prosecution, defense rest in Benjamin case
• Sheep on parade
• DOT officials voice support for U.S. 20
• Founders' Day festivities
• Prosecution rests in Benjamin case
• RSVP ends nine-year run in FD
• Biggins continues to recover
• Santorum spreads message
• Wife takes stand against Benjamin
• Swanson gets life, twice
• King Band to perform in Boone
• AFES seeks to purchase Hillcrest
• Swanson sentenced to life in prison
• Testimony begins in Benjamin trial
• Swanson pleads guilty to murdering Bowman-Hall
• Kennedy Park to host free movie Friday
• Algona Founders' Day begins today
• Court finds in favor of First American
• Some Algona residents wish Iowa had death penalty
• Swanson expected to plead guilty
• Powerful storm, powerless homes
• Swanson will plead guilty to 2nd Iowa clerk slaying
• County fair season under way
• Seeing for the sightless
• Remembering our roots
• More than a custodian
• Independence Day
• Rolling in for Chautauqua Days in Sac City
• Remembering Meservey
• Relay For Life raises $86,000
• Roar of freedom
• A leaking roof
• Dodger Aktion turning 2
• Patton retires from Extension
• Texting enforcement, traffic laws start today
• Area pols reflect on the session
• Swanson to be sentenced July 7
• Alpha of the pack
• Patrols aim for a safe Fourth
• Swanson to be sentenced July 7
• Chautauqua Days comes to Sac City
• Ricklefs barred from ICMA
• FD students see gains in proficiency for another year
• NWS issues Des Moines River flood warnings
• Heat advisory issued for north central Iowa
• Fridolfson gets 3 years probation
• Prosecutor may be called to testify in Daniel's case
• Grant will spur rail development
• Webster Co. sups approve budgets
• Webster County misses out on ethanol plant
• Keane touts advantages of trimester schedule
• Council OKs FDFD ambulance
• Fort Dodge faces redistricting
• FD council votes to buy Harvest Baptist Church site
• High winds hit area
• Power restored to most of FD, storm photos
• Glass, cans fill Pickett's domain
• Operation Lifesaver
• Blanden holds Kids Art Day
• Crater Days are even greater
• City may buy Harvest Baptist church site
• Saving rural post offices
• 'Awesome lineup'
• Iowa gardeners gather in FD
• Donation to Relay For Life honors friend
• On foot for life
• Manson vote would target technology
• FD soaks up Tea Party
• Walking, praying
• Swanson found guilty
• Psychiatrist says Swanson not insane
• Swanson guilty
• Car backs into house in FD
• Loomis Park bathroom on hold
• Humboldt prepares for flooding
• Trinity breaks ground on new Cancer Center
• Swanson's mother testifies for the defense
• Swanson's mother testifies for the defense
• Motorhome, van collide in FD
• Public input sought on traffic lights
• '2 Good 2 B 4gotten'
• Friend testifies in Swanson trial
• Swanson admits to shooting Myers
• Car backs into house; no injuries reported
• Roads back to normal after semi crash
• Evidence presented in Swanson trial
• Crash near Fort Dodge injures at least five
• Humboldt considers county attorney options
• Humboldt council tables action on airport bid
• U.S. Rep. Steve King sizes up new district
• Averill 'a good person to be around'
• Trial:?Did he know right from wrong?
• Dogs on display
• St. Edmond graduate dies in Sunday accident
• Swanson jury selection underway
• Schlienz does his part to fight cancer
• Swanson trial begins today
• Humboldt experiences firsthand art in park
• Going with the flow at Lehigh River Days
• Dog days come to Fort Dodge
• Green picnics
• History buffs explore old cemetery near Randall
• Area man helps heal Joplin
• All aboard
• Area high school students get a leap on college
• FD pair face meth, arson charges
• AGP wants idled area refiner
• For Vilsack, a last stop in Iowa tour
• Branstad accents stability
• AFES provides active summer alternatives
• FD dog show set for this weekend
• Donations sought for fireworks
• Police investigate vandalism at FD elementary school
• Phillips honored for PBIS
• Right-of-way trade planned in Fort Dodge
• Sups hear proposal for contract negotiation
• Senate sidetracks move to repeal ethanol credit
• FD council moves to increase parking fines
• Ambulance plan considered for Fire Department
• City borrows $1.9 million
• Captain:?Salvation Army needs funds
• Fighting disaster: One duck at a time
• FDSH varsity baseball postponed
• Not 'a country club school or a cult'
• Meet the artists
• Xenia finds ways to stay afloat
• At Brushy Creek, no women left inside
• The dead tell tales
• FD council to work on bond issue
• Jefferson rings in Bell Tower event
• Workshop to offer business ideas
• Teachers tell how to stay sharp
• Gully may have violated parole
• Foy pleads not guilty
• Acrobat or artist?
• Foy pleads not guilty
• Iowa Central seeks Triton nominations
• Olympian to attend Jefferson festival
• District belt tightened in anticipation
• Child insurance offers relief
• Summer escapes
• Funding concerns beset training center
• Judge denies bond reduction for Crapser
• Local GOP lawmakers support budget bill
• Shining a beacon
• Baseball, softball games postponed
• HipKnosis joins Shellabration 10th anniversary celebration
• Olive enters race for new House seat
• Zoning board OKs auditorium height for new middle school
• Rolfe Care Center closing
• Webster Co. to contract with MIDAS
• Habitat helpers
• Humboldt Co. authorizes destruction of old records
• FD district shapes curriculum to meet Iowa Core
• FD fire truck back in service
• House debates $5.9 million budget
• Old products, new life
• A hat she wears well
• Rounding up frontier fun
• Changes are coming to area post offices
• Potential for 21st century power road unveiled
• Daniel casino trial reset for fall
• FDFD truck to get on the road
• State gives $1M for Breen buyouts
• Back with a bang
• Duplex fire in Twin Lakes
• Title issue parks FDFD truck
• Iowa offers free fishing for all
• Fitzgerald challenges governor on budget
• Almost Home in Fort Dodge almost open
• Frontier Days kicks off Friday
• Former FD man helps with Joplin cleanup
• School's out forever at Hillcrest Elementary
• School's out for summer
• Car-train crash kills one in Webster City
• Second Swanson trial is moved
• Rivers receives mandatory 25-year sentence
• Rosedale Rapids opens its gates
• Pawlenty outlines his principles in FD visit
• Armed robber hits Fort Dodge store
• Otho Cemetery ceremony honors fallen veterans
• Remembering their sacrifice
• Keeping Webster Co. beautiful
• Clare pilot lost his life in WW II raid
• Goodbye, FDSH
• Campers head to Kennedy for weekend
• Branstad explains property tax plan
• Fostering successful relationships
• Giving and growing
• Running, swimming and stepping ... for fun
• Mitchell wins FDCF essay contest
• Fridolfson pleads guilty to theft
• Crapser enters not guilty plea in death
• Street work shuffle
• Group seeks alternatives to violence
• RSVP in Fort Dodge felled by federal budget cut
• FDPD arrests alleged shooter
• Foy arrested on attempt to commit murder
• Dawn Allen investigation continues
• Webster Co. discusses jail repairs
• FD small businesses receive awards
• Casino contribution trial may be postponed
• Dispatch from Joplin
• One killed in Hamilton Co.
• Humboldt's howitzer gets supervisors annual approval
• FD council OKs Sunkissed agreement
• Ricklefs asks for probation
• Traffic cams get green light in FD
• Webster City H.S. bids farewell to 99 seniors
• Humboldt H.S. graduates 92
• Service is a part of Bargsten's life
• Prairie Valley graduates 'Fly Away'
• Gaels go forth
• Water work will leave some FD residents without water
• 'Lone Ranger' will ride at Frontier Days
• Kids come to big birthday bash
• Farmers Market gets a rainy start
• Hitting the Hillbilly Sale
• Training for a solemn duty
• Humboldt eyes key intersection change
• Search for missing woman expands
• Wake up call
• FD Correctional Facility holds essay contest
• Concrete awareness
• Former FD man wins Distinguished Flying Cross
• Gotcha
• 12 graduate from Rabiner
• Sheriff's departments deal with more gun permit requests
• Michaels picked for Housing Agency post
• Fort Dodgers will receive sewer surveys
• Garden fresh
• Search for Labby ends
• Constant vigilance
• Mining could expand in Webster Co.
• Sprucing up sidewalks
• Investing in the future
• FD traffic test starts early
• Faulkner gets life in prison
• Humboldt appoints parks superintendent
• Selling the FD?Senior High master plan
• MNW teacher cleared
• Faulkner sentenced to life without parole
• Webster City?man charged
• Adams wants to help people help the land
• MNW speaker: 'Time is ours'
• Caring class
• Gotch tribute event set to raise project funds
• Davis brings pipe wrench
• Lawmakers spar on education, tax issues
• Hooked on fishing
• Faulkner wants a new trial
• Preston's father: Son was in wrong place, wrong time
• Search ends with 2 arrests at FD homes
• Charges against Penninsula Gaming dropped
• Helping hands for Haiti
• Senate moves on budget bills
• FDPD aims to stop gun shots
• Saving a teacher
• Two arrests made Friday in conjunction with shooting investigation
• Father: Preston has 'come a long ways' since shooting
• Search continues for Dawn Allen of Carroll
• Another shooting; no injuries
• Jondle's NASCAR dreams come true
• Searching for Labby
• Iowa Central increases tuition fees, President Kinney's salary
• 'Ten Commandments judge' may run for president
• Webster County sups discuss recreation, jailers
• Preston still in critical condition
• Return to sender
• FD City Council awards engineering contracts
• WC man wins Hot Lotto
• FD teenager in critical condition
• Traffic test planned
• Gunshots reported Tuesday morning on Seventh Avenue North
• Traffic camera plan advances
• Preston in critical condition
• 'Bid and Buy' begins Sunday
• For the love of books
• Flying high
• Kids cast their lines at Kennedy
• FD?council to tackle traffic cameras, contracts
• Party celebrates community garden
• 'Always look forward'
• Flying off to Washington
• The pen
• Ed Wardell, of Webster City, is a police officer, but right now he's serving
• Hotel rules protect both operator and guest
• Swanson trials to go forth separately
• Supreme Court denies motion to review merging Swanson trials
• A French connection
• Counties declared disaster areas
• Fierke:Tax plan means cuts
• Lessons of the land
• Daylin Jones, 15, reported missing.
• Holding an auction for history
• Return of the circus
• SBA loans offered for tornado recovery
• Fishing limit lifted at Lizard Lake
• Webster Co. redistricting commission appointed
• Kersten appointed to judicial commission
• Change of venue in Daniel case is denied
• Cell tower at Dodger OK'd
• Shultz hired as Fort Dodge library director
• Blazing a trail at Brushy
• Lavender leaves Iowa Workforce Development
• Llamas compete at Hamilton Co. fairgrounds
• FD?takes 'proactive' steps for public safety
• Bringing heritage skills to life
• States Day
• DCI preps kids on innocence in online world
• In FD, YWCA stands against racism
• Coming home again
• First Avenue South lanes open
• 12th Avenue South closed at 20th Street in FD
• Grape venture at FD farm is family affair
• Waging war, again
• Detecting child abuse
• Appeals court upholds murder conviction
• Crossing crackdown
• Section of First Avenue South, one lane closed today
• Badger post office could close
• Rivers found guilty of first-degree robbery
• Leaving together
• Robert Rivers Jr. re-trial begins Tuesday
• Kibbie plans to retire from Iowa Senate
• Swanson makes another pitch for single trial
• Crapser arrested in Valentine death
• FOD walk canceled
• Crapser arrested in Valentine death
• Track meet canceled
• FD council OKs open burning
• FD plans test of new downtown traffic control
• FD moves toward traffic cameras
• Dance noise focus of debate
• Bridge collapses
• Bridge under construction collapses
• Update on bridge collapse
• Local soldier sees progress in Afghanistan
• Taylor helps disabled meet goals
• Lehigh man to appear on Oprah - again
• On Easter
• Old trades come back to life at Fort Museum
• Simulator provides firefighter training
• Candy scrambling, Moose-style
• Hamilton Co. possible crisis site
• Judge: Car chassis stay in WC
• FD shelter seeks homes for surplus of black pets
• City, firefighters reach contract deal
• Ready for anything
• Xenia officer expects firm to survive
• State gives Cargill $2M, tax credits
• Slow buyout news
• Market on Central kicks off
• Phillips students take their parents to school
• East Sac school board passes new policies
• From fish to Lions
• Board to consider Cargill incentives today
• Staying after class
• Supervisors approve jail remodeling details
• RSVP, Foster Grandparents dodge budget bullet for 2011
• Algona Schools and Corwith-Wesley-Luverne Schools dismissing early
• FOD walk postponed, SE athletic meets canceled, Fort Dodge athletic cancelations announced
• Humboldt council wants speed limit signs
• Humboldt council to pursue city recycling program
• Proposed policy change stirs debate at East Sac
• Assessments are up in rural areas
• LEC repairs on track
• Shelton helps bring out the best in kids
• Longtime supervisor, Magnusson, dies
• The last dance
• 30 Hour Famine brings empathy, hunger pangs
• St. Ed's chooses Barry
• Kids brave cold for egg hunt
• NCCF banquet honors prison volunteers
• King, Latham race is averted
• Bice grants change in trial venue
• FD students fast for awareness
• Readying to ride
• Community Cares in Manson sets benefit run
• Books and imaginations
• Eagles Club responds to late night fights
• Pride and practice
• State money possible for cross-town connector
• Your tax dollars at work
• In FD, a 'gift' and an Iowa first
• FCC signal shift to cost money
• Zakeers to head Frontier Days parade
• Learning life's lessons
• Pocahontas students help clean up farm
• Police investigate death of Hynes
• FD seeks $320,000 from state for cross-town connector
• Panel approves rezoning for middle school
• Swanson trial could move
• Hillcrest Elementary School: Final bell looms
• Tornado aftermath
• FD Police investigate death
• Ottosen residents ask 'Why us?'
• Fifth Avenue South could get downtown money
• FD school board OKs certified budget
• Babb gets 10 years
• Character Counts! banquet honors Fort Dodge students
• Van Waes is newest deputy on the force
• Health care law: Getting the basics
• Four Bunda families suffer loss near Pocahontas
• Tornadoes devastate area
• Fundraiser for St. Paul Lutheran School targets growing funds
• Raising money and spirits
• Iowa Artists district show brings out the best
• Sheriff enjoys a role for 23 years
• Sweetening spring
• FD meeting to address Affordable Care Act
• Annual FD fete set for June 3
• FD police officer Galen Hindt resigns
• Spring spruce-up
• Konvalinka found guilty on four charges
• Vision Iowa grant goal met
• In FD, petition pushes for city audit
• Prairie burn
• Faulkner guilty of murder
• Hindt resigns from FD Police Department
• Xenia Rural Water unveils debt reduction plan
• On the right track
• New method makes meth cooking more dangerous
• Faulkner confesses to attacking Resh
• Faulkner guilty of first-degree murder
• Faulkner describes attacking Resh
• New truck, expansion on tap for Vincent Fire Department
• Supervisors revisit Webster County zoning ordinance
• Swanson requests venue change
• Faulkner trial resumes
• Gotch statue proposed
• Humboldt considers tax abatement for NEW Cooperative
• It's finally a wish
• Faulkner murder trial gets under way
• Pinwheels for prevention
• Faulkner trial resumes
• Nnoko lends an ear and a hand
• Eagle Grove woman dies in house fire
• Humboldt County Historical Museum hosts
• Open burning banned in FD
• Author reminisces about 'Iowa's Bird Lady' at FD?library program
• Murder trial starts Monday
• Spring cleaning, zoo style
• Branstad calls for cuts
• Panzau shares scars, story of abusing alcohol
• Plan puts Latham, King in same district
• Cargill buys corn wet mill
• Electrolux closes
• USDA planting report released
• Cargill decision will likely impact local corn supply
• Local blood bank calls for more donations
• Changes coming to Riverside plant
• Legislative redistricting proposal released
• 'Dare to imagine'
• Cargill purchases Tate & Lyle plant
• Webster Co. sups support a 'business incubator'
• Tax hikes, teacher reductions looming
• Swanson to face two trials
• 'Ge Ni U S'
• Hillcrest School to close at end of 2010-11 year
• In the hunt
• Judge denies combining Swanson trials
• FD council OKs $2.23 million bond debt
• FD?council lays groundwork for eminent domain
• Cady warns of attacks on court system
• Finding the best and brightest
• Spring Showdown
• Playing pianos to help a pool
• Council to act on eminent domain
• Lawmakers talk rights of unions, grandparents
• Rocks of ages
• New 'Ken' from FD
• Good grief
• Rivers jury can't reach verdict
• What freedom means
• Money talk
• Rivers' trial goes to jury
• Mail processing may leave FD
• Dispatch from Iraq
• Recovery coaching info meeting will be Saturday
• Webster Co. supervisors to partner with Iowa Central
• Shots fired around 10th Avenue S.W.
• Trial for Rivers Jr. begins
• Humboldt water rates to go up 10 percent
• Vollmer promotes win-win for FD
• Action in Libya concerns Sen. Grassley
• Faulkner trial to start April 4
• Hovey hired
• 'Slam poets' coming to Iowa Central
• Goemaat makes patients feel welcome
• Immigrants tell stories of adjustment, loneliness
• Mickelson earns 16 awards
• FD Council to handle road contract
• Emmetsburg turns out for St. Pat's
• Windows a cause to pause
• Mystery in stained glass
• Harper seeks to have convictions set aside
• New deadline set for Boehringer Ingelheim project
• Bid to oust office holder muffed
• Fire in fireplace smokes out FD house
• Algona celebrates
• FD park projects planned
• Guzzling gas
• 'Don't think the sky is falling'
• Iowa Central is helping Electrolux workers
• Three workers, three stories
• 'What people do'
• After Electrolux
• FD council OKs $60 million budget
• Meshing metal prices
• Fifth Avenue South contract to be decided
• Crimmins named acting FD city attorney
• Babb to be sentenced April 11
• What's next?
• You can drive her buggy, but no mice please
• Area sessions set on nitrite removal wetlands
• Algonan with Webster Co. ties will lead St. Pat's parade
• Visitors can take some of the Home Expo home
• Scout's project will reduce muddy mess at Kennedy Park
• Beall takes on preschool funding
• Home & Garden Expo ready for spring
• Work on 20 still on track
• Heroes of the Heartland
• Newsum honored by Fort Dodge Noon Sertoma
• In D.C., FD reps continue quest for federal help
• Officials: Flood buyouts would be long process
• Fertilizer spill
• Fifth Avenue South closed following tanker truck crash
• TRMC ranks high for patient safety
• A state of cheer
• Veterans urged to be on lookout for scam
• Officials discuss airport issues
• Transporters lose business as Electrolux winds down
• 'It was a good living'
• The harsh realities
• Changing a city
• School Closing/ Delays
• Babb found guilty
• Judge hears arguments to combine Swanson cases
• Babb case goes to jury
• Who owns the gliders?
• Airline passenger numbers surge at Fort Dodge?airport
• Longtime FD city attorney, Breen, dies
• Juror:?Art documents human existence
• Adoptable animals
• Garden delights, threats
• Artful Dodger partners with Alzheimer's group
• Service funds get two more weeks
• Deaf mom sues Trinity
• 'Grandparent' scam hits area elders
• Our garden
• Option would close a FD school
• Babb: Alleged victim caused incident
• Water worries
• Perspectives in Jazz is Friday
• Petition seeks to oust FD council member
• Babb faces sexual assault charge
• Lincoln neighborhood project presses on
• Econ agencies gather Tuesday
• Judge upholds firing of Hicok
• Before Electrolux
• Looking back
• Webster County supervisors approve fiscal year '12 budget
• Wraywood Drive job to begin soon
• FD water bill increase gets final approval
• Defense seeks to combine Swanson trials
• Middle school plan moves forward
• Boy pulled from swimming pool
• FD police seek info on armed robbery
• Lind helps others gain independence
• On a Sunday
• At the Outdoor Expo
• Collective bargaining bill sparks debate
• DNR gives flood plain construction tips
• Bike, run, swim
• Forecast for services unclear
• Time to choose
• Rockwell City leaders question census result
• New growth alliance begins work in FD
• Spirit of giving
• Sports complex generates hefty economic impact
• Presentations focus on pregnancy prevention
• Two senior programs in jeopardy
• Altman, Newkirk appear in court
• Still flooded
• Ricklefs gets 15 years
• Feds target grant, retraining help to Electrolux
• Three lives, three stories of Electrolux
• Electrolux: No new measures planned, according to Branstad
• Electrolux: Nearing the end
• Humboldt district makes counter proposal to teachers
• Wading out
• Fort Dodge Police involved in chase
• Women and children first
• Ice jams force way to FD homes
• Dentists team up with Iowa Central
• Vision Iowa trail needs funds
• In the rough
• FD concert to honor Liszt's 200th
• On the loose
• FD in search of sewer input
• Proposal would reassign Dorothy
• City Council wraps up budget work
• Tessa finds a home
• Senate saves air service support
• Fareway opens to a flood of shoppers
• FD civic clubs to adopt parks
• Fort Dodge to hold sewer plan meetings
• Collecting additional dollars
• Missing man's body discovered under bridge
• Branstad inks Great Places proclamation
• Body found under High Bridge
• Body under bridge Timothy Larson
• Webster County Supervisor Meeting
• FD?council OKs sewer studies
• FD school board OKs early retirement proposal
• No arrests made in Saturday shooting
• Water rate hike advances in Fort Dodge
• FD?property tax hike looms
• Passion for poor drives Waynar
• Flowers often gift of choice for Valentine's
• Poetic ponderings
• How to save a life
• Chillympians toss toilet seats, bowl with birds
• Census gain in FD defies trend
• Trial set in FDCF claim
• FD man's appeal fails
• Federal fugitive caught in Webster City
• A Special BB game
• Fugitive arrested in Webster City by feds
• Snowmobile crash victim's condition improving
• New FD store nears opening
• In FD, the library's a good place for winter tales
• Potential ethanol plant gets $9 million from state
• Doyle named judge
• LEC project is on schedule
• Search for new FD city clerk has not started
• Huss was asked to resign, or be fired
• Supervisors OK hiring of sheriff's deputy
• DCI investigates alleged misappropriation
• Swanson's attorney withdraws change motion
• Duck lovers join to raise money for wetlands
• Iowa Central sets budget hearing dates
• A?brand new millionaire
• Area musical groups to offer singing valentines
• Alzheimer's Association plans move to Citizens Central
• Lakeside greens fees to rise 7 percent
• WinterFest means winter fun
• Eight vie to be district associate judge
• Long gets life for sexual abuse
• Horses seized, owner faces charge
• Dakota City man charged with arson
• Red for a reason
• Messenger wins APME, INA awards
• From Egypt's chaos to Iowa
• Mental health budget goes to Sups
• Swanson must be tried as adult
• Up in the air
• Crews repair two FD water lines
• Voters approve Pocahontas Area-Pomeroy-Palmer merger
• Webster County supervisors continue budget hearings
• FD board considers auditorium
• New meter methods coming
• End of an era in Vincent
• Permit holders speak with Webster Co. sups
• Sheriff's office budget includes new deputy
• Swanson hearing moved to Thursday
• Webster City man among those leaving Egypt
• Webster Co. Supervisors begin to budget
• Recreation department budget includes new employee
• FD expected to miss brunt of winter storm
• Teen injured in Sunday accident
• Heller returns to help her hometown grow
• A generous gift
• Little tractors have big drawing power
• Woman accused of IDDA theft
• Lawmakers differ on budget status
• Armless, but on target
• In FD, Lt. Gov. echoes Branstad point
• Sworn in
• Preschool For Parents
• House approves photo ID plan
• Governor gives budget speech
• Bomb threats delay school in FD
• Robbers at large after FD bank heist
• Palmer firehouse, Laurens park win Pocahontas Co. grants
• Northey: World needs Iowa goods
• Libby named middle school principal
• Bice allows closure of Swanson hearing
• Veterans called
• FD cops search for bank robbery suspects
• Classes resume at Senior High, St. Edmond after bomb threat
• Judge Bice rules to close Swanson hearing
• Webster Co. supervisors discuss firearms
• Fort Dodge civic leaders sound off
• Fort Dodge boil advisory lifted
• Fort Dodge boil advisory lifted
• Humboldt County asked to consider gun ordinance
• Swanson hearing set for Feb. 1
• Water rate increase advances
• Fierke warns of city deficit
• Water is back on in FD
• Filtering out the muck, clean water for the river
• Letters from home
• FD Community Schools closed today
• Crime Stoppers initiative sparks in Hamilton County
• Water bill increases on tap for council
• Early morning shooting injures woman
• Frosty fishing fun
• Semi vs. SUV puts three in hospital
• Strengthening Families is ready to help again
• Vaccinate against whooping cough?
• Good to go
• Xenia near debt deal
• Kelleher to present 'The Madrigal Dinner'
• The theater life
• Tjepkes holds off on marriage measure
• Swanson waives right to speedy trial
• Golf fee frustrations voiced
• Friday school delays
• WC City Council approves loan agreement
• Attempted murder suspect is at large
• Warrant issued for barber
• Discrimination broached at board meeting
• Downtown farmers market envisioned
• Humboldt County Drop-In Center to apply for grant
• Hometown Cash Advance robbed
• FD Police, firefighter numbers to remain as is
• FD water rates projected to rise 6.5 percent
• Waiting to deliver
• Wheels for the elderly
• Artistic hope
• The dream lives
• No fun like snow fun
• Cancer fight plan: Paint the town yellow
• Electrolux layoff is the beginning of end in WC
• Some processors say deer numbers are down
• U.S. 20 work goes on despite snow
• Crash victim's service to be in Sac City
• Accused Vincent robber gets March 1 trial
• Cold, flu season calls for vigilance
• Counties work to keep guns off property
• Van lands on tracks in first of two wrecks
• Dad is a soldier
• State awards $9 million to proposed ethanol plant
• REO to headline Shellabration
• Local lawmakers react to address
• Growing and grappling
• Shovels, plows get busy
• Snow emergency in effect for Fort Dodge
• Board considers budget requests
• Foy pleads not guilty to willful injury
• Mikayla Valentine remembered
• Storm sewer concept unveiled for eastern FD
• Slick situation
• Criminal investigation launched in girl's death
• Snow emergency in effect for Fort Dodge
• FD Community Schools closed Tuesday
• Schools dismissing at 1:10 p.m.
• DCI investigates a five-year-old's death
• Hartman has 'Santa' complex
• Wedding Extravaganza
• test
• Man's forgotten friends
• Iowa soldier offers Afghanistan update
• Council to mull zoning issues
• Duncombe church sees 'sad days'
• Some will have to wait longer for tax refunds
• FD man seeks UFC berth a win at a time
• Hart says he is not guilty of robbery
• Latham named leader of House panel
• New permits, more work
• FD man pinned under construction machine
• MIGP: System helped catch Ricklefs
• Sups put $110K back into sheriff's budget
• Smoke detectors key, say experts
• Suddenly without
• Woman and firefighter hurt in FD house blaze
• 'I wrote checks to myself'
• Comp board backs county raises
• FDSH fixes could cost $52M
• Long blackout hits FD
• Lawyer wants Swanson tried as a juvenile
• Residents flee fire by jumping
• Jailer injured in assault; inmate charged
• Iowa House Republicans offer $500 million in cuts
• Wind farm in Webster Co. progressing
• Webster Co. position back to full time
• In Pleasant Valley bullets hit car New Year's Eve
• Officially on the job
• Light deconstruction
• Colleagues name Hasenkamp administrator of the year
• Missing teen found safe in home, hiding
• Directing educational opportunities
• Fishermen take to the icy waters
• The blessings of winter vacation
• For the homeless
• Make a resolution you want to keep?
• FDPD adds two new faces
• Stoebe is new District Court judge
• Trinity Hospice to offer grief support program
• And the walls came tumbling down in FD
• FDPD chief favors traffic cameras
• Welcome 2011
• Xenia sells assets to settle debts
• Convict sentence date set
• Kossuth Co. sets date for murder trial
• Hagey's supporters pack shelter meeting
• Fair weather
• Clover Kids Day brings grins and giggles
• Utley to retire from Police Department
• Suspect in bank heist held for $50K bond
• Swanson demands speedy trial date
• There's still time - and need - for year-end charitable donations
• New FD library director resigns
• Elected officials say goodbye
• Sheriff ready to hire; Dencklau says 'whoa'
• Unintended consequences
• LEC amendments OK'd by sups
• Humboldt Co. Sups hear funding request from HCDA
• Swanson pleads not guilty to charges in Humboldt County
• Clare men charged in burglary
• An injunction filed against hog producer
• Gowrie natives return to show off 'Miles Diffy'
• Officials respond to hanging in Dayton
• Former Fonda man drowns
• Christmas Eve fire devastates family's home
• Captains bring new ideas
• Cooper 'experts' explain Santa magic
• Shelter resignation leaves questions
• Christmas mood festive in FD
• Bring on the food
• A white Christmas, indeed
• Daybreak Rotary wins FD lighting contest
• High court upholds FD verdict
• Giving back
• Officials: Nixle provides local emergency connection
• Anonymous source offers grant to shelter
• Holiday travel tips
• Cleaner, greener holidays
• 'Joy and Peace of Christmas' comes to Fort Dodge today
• Supervisors hear funding requests, discuss litigation
• Webster Co. votes to keep road funds
• FD mayor, council salaries approved
• Christmas tradition
• Long awaits ruling on sentence
• KCs provide Coats for Kids
• FD council seeks more info on Parks Dept. restructure
• Suspect charged in bank robbery
• Clapper still at large
• Inmates fix bikes for area tykes
• Helvick was honored with the Andrus Award for his volunteer efforts with seniors
• Counting birds
• Back from the White House
• Xmas wrap up nears for local buyers
• Flying high
• History in a manger
• Tax bill now law
• Culver deposed in casino dispute
• Clapper wanted in Clare shooting
• Art, honor and inmates
• Barber guilty in FD drug trial
• Shooting near Clare investigated
• As good as gold
• FDFD honor guard plan progresses
• Hagey leaves FD shelter post
• Suspect wanted in rural shooting
• Xenia district is 'making progress'
• Summers is invited to White House
• Start your engines
• Arraignment date set for Swanson
• Webster Co. zoning administrator asks for full-time status
• Bogus $20 bills circulate in Fort Dodge
• New section of U.S. 20 will open today
• With more than 40 trees and 1,000 Santas, Henry and Jan Ricke's home becomes Santa Land
• Water rate hike, budget gap looming for Fort Dodge
• Deal with MidAmerican advances
• Decision on Project Blackhawk awaited
• FD Parks department overhaul considered
• Christmas for children
• Minnesota man found stabbed in FD hotel
• Storm delays delivery of Sunday Messenger
• Storm strands many area vehicles, people stranded
• Ringland-Smeltzer welcomes hundreds
• School Delay & Closings
• FD council to tackle numerous issues
• Swede Bend crowns Lucia
• Let it blow, let it blow
• Paper Delay
• At 105, a musical birthday to remember
• Loomis refreshed
• Helping hope heal
• IDOC resists ombudsman subpoena
• Good behavior fosters new challenges at FDCF
• Daniel says he had the money to give
• Manson teacher charged with exposure
• Power line could spur turbines
• MacDonald begins work at FD Public Library
• New warden, new programs
• Ex-city clerk to get severance pay
• Alternative Christmas gifts
• County increases land rent for ICCC
• LEC project funding approved
• Supporting 'Santas'
• Gathering in remembrance
• Nichols keeps kids healthy
• Visitors fill Yule Walk homes
• Gemutlichkeit is tradition served hot
• Share What You Wear helps hundreds
• Rumblin' at the roller rink
• Decor for a cause
• Red Cross stands ready to help victims
• Duckwalls closing two area stores
• Humboldt names administrator
• Preventative measures
• House GOP members get assignments
• Sending Christmas cheer to area soldiers
• Cady to serve as interim Chief Justice
• Benjamin faces charges in Humboldt, Pocahontas
• Future of farming
• Area firefighters win grants
• Long found guilty of sexual abuse
• Ag Show draws a crowd
• Facing the floods
• Supervisors approve $7.5 million bond
• Iowa casino executives seek delay in trial
• Trial of Peter Long begins
• FDA allows sale of eggs from Wright County Egg
• Xenia board votes to pay debtors
• Christmas cheer
• FD police investigate explosion
• FD school board: Bond issue is likely
• FD firefighters assist at airport
• FD police investigate meth lab explosion
• Transferring wind power
• Webster County 4-Hers hold 2010 awards banquet
• Whole patient care
• Kiwanis Christmasland opens for the season
• MNW to consider propane buses
• Red Kettles go digital
• Miller spent his life in service
• Friday frenzy
• Red Cross searches for 'Heroes'
• 'Just Drive' to get going in Fort Dodge
• Nursery's project hopes to make holidays brighter
• Season's spirit comes to Gowrie
• Police Dept. moves Dec. 1
• Turkey trotters brave cold temps
• Giving thanks
• Traditions and giving thanks
• On the register
• Slick roads beset region Wednesday
• Deputy search sets sights
• It's over - for now
• DM man questioned in Henderson's murder
• School Closings
• It's over - for now
• FD Police chief wants guidelines for outdoor events
• Board awards middle school design contract
• Corridor moves forward
• Humboldt Co. discusses special election
• Wilson wants council to set recreation fees
• Pomeroy/Palmer School Dismissal
• Flying viable travel option for holidays
• Growing opportunities
• Wish list fulfilled
• Civil War service saluted
• Holiday Showcase lights up FD
• Local Santa Cops program needs additional funding
• Vaudt: State will be short $500M
• FD to step up patrol for seat belt use
• For the troops
• Boehringer Ingelheim expansion advances
• The young and the professional
• Former FD man dead in shooting
• Xenia aims to soothe lenders
• Teen waives initial court round
• Supervisors waive man's delinquent tax penalties
• Commission: Add sales tax to Lakeside pass price
• 'Living Proof'
• Families of Myers, Bowman-Hall mourn, towns pull together
• Shootings raise questions of safety
• Crime Stoppers calls for members
• Old graves, new stones
• BI plans expansion
• Robberies in Algona, Humboldt: Two store clerks dead
• Faulkner trial postponed until April
• Minding the middle
• Convenience store clerks' names released
• Two homicides, two robberies
• Humboldt City Council will not back special election
• New club to recognize local philanthropists
• Accident victim is identified
• LifeWorks to celebrate launch of new foundation
• Letters home: Lt. Col. shares experiences
• Helping an airport operate smoothly
• More than 900 without power in FD Sunday
• Kids offer tips on cooking turkeys
• Pets pose for a worthy cause
• Endangered Person Alert set to launch
• Gun permit rule to change
• Bag contest aims to promote green awareness
• Driver dies in one-car crash
• Progress
• Fort Dodge bridge dedicated to fallen troops
• Let us not forget
• Residents create soldier care packages
• New fire truck fulfills wish list
• Daniel seeks venue change
• Delsol's serendipitous 'Stork' comes to area
• Hot shots hit court
• Firsthand outdoor information
• Iowa board OKs funding for biorefinery
• Fort Dodge scores $1.2M for trails
• FDCF inmate claims civil rights violation
• Donations sought at Iowa Central
• Panel moves to zone former park
• UDMO requests funding
• Contract to launch trail construction
• FD council acts on bond money
• Dangerous drinks?
• Traffic cameras considered in Fort Dodge
• Senior High schedule change?
• Frigid fundraiser
• The Friends of Webster County Conservation hold annual banquet
• Clerk guides community to the future
• Stratford museum celebrates new home
• Saturdays at the Blanden introduce kids, parents to arts
• Webster Co. possible site for biorefinery
• Living tribute to grow
• Ohio man accused of stealing manhole covers
• Lack of in-patient sites affects mentally ill
• FD honors prominent philanthropists
• Prepping for winter
• Chou attends World Food confab
• Help with heat could be cut
• Growing together
• Wright Co. voters choose to go with 3 supervisors
• Bank robbery suspect captured
• The day after
• Rah, rah, rah at champs
• Creating moments of joy
• Bank robbery suspect captured
• Fletcher wins close District 4 race
• Miller beats Alcazar in House 49
• Beall re-elected
• Branstad wins Iowa governor race
• Beall secures third term
• The people speak
• Vincent bank robbed Monday
• Bank robbed in Vincent
• Culver vows tax cut for middle class
• A CAREing Halloween
• Two departments, one passion
• Black luck
• IRIS?listeners 'hear' daily newspaper
• Black Friday creep
• MNW elementary students dance, walk for Ava
• Daniel, others plea in casino case
• $1.1M voted for FD Kohl's project
• Jewsbury admits role in Resh death
• The home stretch
• Ottosen asks Humboldt Co. for help
• Local lawyers extol judicial selection process
• Disaster declaration extended to Calhoun Co.
• FDA sends warning to DeCoster
• Understanding addiction
• Famed organist performs at St. Olaf Lutheran Church
• Three important roles
• Webster Co. sups to talk jail repairs
• Election of 2010: Iowa Legislature
• Rockwell City event helps feed the hungry
• A hunting, trading spa
• Election of 2010: Webster County supervisors
• Transformation: From abusive to healthy
• Local absentee voting on pace
• Freaky Friday
• There are legal routes for victims of abuse
• Forum theme: Money supply is low
• Grassley says E15 is good for Iowa
• State park is named to honor Dolliver
• A centennial of gratitude
• Farmers help out a fellow farmer
• Iowa's first lady makes a stop in Fort Dodge
• Iowa Barn Foundation to hold state tour
• Seeking to understand the abusers
• School to career
• Rezoning sought for former jail annex
• Staying in an abusive relationship
• To build, or not to build?
• Under control
• Beall, McGonegle split on preschool money
• FD council buys play equipment, police computer
• Storm sewer assessments eyed again
• Park sale to clear path for Kohl's store
• Leaving an abusive relationship
• Victims remembered
• Prosecutor files charges against Webster Co. Gaming, Daniel
• Eldal helps Webster Co. elections run smoothly
• Chili cookoff heats up
• Bridal Spectacular deemed success
• GOP?vows to reshape Iowa government
• Election of 2010: Iowa Legislature
• Bauer Slough dedicates addition
• And the bands played on
• Pumpkins and Ponies
• Election of 2010: Webster County supervisors
• Numbers net employee group reward
• Lehigh farm fire destroys $50,000 combine
• Dogs by the dozen
• Faulkner trial venue to be in Bremer County
• Bridge death ruled a suicide
• Iowa-based care group outlines goals
• Fall splendor
• Man found dead under Third Street bridge
• Kitchen-ware into art
• City makes offer to Fire Dept.
• Workin' on the railroad
• Tate & Lyle reps meet with sups
• Plenty of pumpkins
• Grants offer $45K to area non-profits
• Lytton, Lake View telephone service interrupted
• Management, Revenue directors give brief overview
• FD library board appoints new director
• Xenia debt payments sought in lawsuit
• Planning for FD sewer fixes to begin
• Beyond bread and water
• Cruise to the Woods draws from far and wide
• Visionaries
• NCCF hosts Puppy Days
• NCCF hosts Puppy Days
• NCCF hosts Puppy Days
• There's more than apples at Applefest
• Oktoberfestive
• In FD, Conlin touts her plan
• Toddler drowns in pond
• Woman injured in crash critical
• Bhatt 'pays it forward' to help FD
• Lohrville dog's burns a mystery
• VeraSun decision greeted with caution
• Wreck claims life of Webster City man
• Clausen, Cordle reign over Dodger Homecoming
• Officials on scene of serious accident in Webster City
• Fort Dodge Homecoming king and queen Announced
• Moving in with neighbors
• Drop-off will help get rid of meds
• COPS grant means more officers
• FEMA warns residents of fraud
• Mixed feelings
• Fire Dept.,city start talks
• Knife fight injures man
• CERT seeks recruits
• Library fundraising continues
• Mystery still unsolved
• Iowa Sen. Beall touts education
• Downtown zoning plan advances
• Juvenile court services move to Snell Building temporarily
• Elderly are targeted by con artists
• Forum fireworks
• Third Street bridge named for war dead
• Street jobs planned for 2011
• FD middle school for $30 million? Maybe ...
• City Council approves Kohl's deal
• Culver: Branstad lies
• Torres embraces planning challenges
• Welcoming home the honored
• Fall family fun for pheasants' sake Sunday
• Election of 2010: Congress
• Election of 2010: Iowa Legislature
• Death of role model loss for W.C.
• Bands converge on FD to strut their stuff
• Flight of honor
• The Baby's Room offers help
• Hwy 7 should reopen in Oct.
• Training in the country
• Iowa Central building 'smart'
• Honor Flight Saturday
• Water quality funds on Nov. ballot
• New church would unify flock
• Home at last
• River rubbish
• DeCosters testify in egg recall
• Webster, Hamilton Co. named Great Place
• Guderians speak about support for new animal shelter
• Santa Claus on a Harley
• City to close East Lawn Acres Park
• DeCoster to testify before Congressional committee
• 'Where Rivers Run Wild' named Great Place
• SSMID board gets project update
• Hundreds come out for Community Kids Fest
• Flu season approaches
• 'Where the Rivers Run Wild'
• FD plan focuses on sewers, infrastructure
• Grain bin safety
• Van Diest Medical Center dedicated
• Striving to keep history alive
• Gowrie Fire Department performs car surgery
• Adventure Race is not for the timid
• Fall Fest weathers setback
• Remote racers rally in Algona
• Feds set up FD disaster office
• Two life terms for FD man
• 'Friend' sentenced in Resh case
• Close to home
• Simpson gets 2 years in connection with Resh murder
• Life sentences handed down to Simpson
• Two artists. Two mediums. Two honors.
• State backs PV school closing
• Guard troops begin desert training
• Progress over pizza
• Former Humboldt city administrator charged
• Iowa Great Places?finalists named by state
• Protecting youths
• Lorie Bennett arrested Wednesday on felony charges
• Calhoun County ambulance building receives state money
• Algona to host national remote control car showdown
• Boone Forks dedicated as conservation area
• St. Edmond names homecoming court
• NWC Regional to handle disaster assistance funds
• Three garage fires doused in FD
• On the horizon
• Iowa Central levies pass on Tuesday
• Schulte dies over weekend
• Council OKs plant contract
• Denied
• Candidates field questions from public
• Downtown street link plans unveiled
• Bickford residents celebrate, 'cruise' Alaska
• Safegaurds help protect FD?inmates
• Cultivating educational success
• ICCC levy vote is Tuesday
• Carvahlo faces felony charges
• FD?council to tackle Elmhurst issue
• It's all there - from A to Z
• Iowa Central issues Hall of Fame
• U.S. 20 progress reported at association meeting
• Beall talks public safety
• Give and take
• Sgt. Ely cleared after Webster City shooting
• High speed chase ends in corn field
• High speed chase ends in Calhoun County corn field
• High speed chase ends with FDPD collar
• RDG shares middle school plans
• Pocahontas Co. given $122,952
• Clients prep to be sued
• Offering comfort
• Northey and Thicke to debate Saturday
• Text test twixt top typists
• Attempted Web. Co. inmate suicide identified
• St. Edmond schools develop plans for the future
• Inmate still in hospital after attempted suicide
• Trustees in process of repairing Oak Grove Cemetery
• Humboldt appoints new councilman
• Habitat for Humanity must paint over logo
• Webster Co. Jail inmate attempts suicide
• Ropin' and ridin'
• Mills new head of Gowrie Development Commission
• Man dies during Sunday skydive
• Bucks for the ducks
• Recognition sought for FD?landmark
• Judge Allan Goode dead at 69
• Skydiver dies at Couch Freak Boogie
• A little history for sale
• Shirt sale to support Honor Flight
• Volunteers make Dayton Rodeo possible
• Kenyon Road power lines to disappear
• FEMA money is in bank accounts
• It's showtime!
• Local company shows off at Farm Progress Show
• State offers $150M in debt relief
• Aides: I-JOBS has put 7,000 to work
• Boogie in the sky
• Jury enhances Simpson felonies
• Simpson faces four life sentences
• Durst train collection to be featured
• Lawmakers, Pomeroy citizens discuss flooding
• Area school districts get federal funds
• Hitting the road
• Jury finds Simpson guilty on all four charges
• Simpson found guilty on four sexual abuse charges
• Supervisors miss jail site deadline
• Simpson faces four counts of sexual abuse
• 'Doughnuts with Dan'
• FD Community School early dismissal Wednesday
• Farm Progress Show kicks off in Boone
• FDA?finds biosecurity lapses at DeCoster farms
• Jensen a former corrections officer
• FD Police: Beware of door-to-door solicitors
• Managing the money
• Jensen remains in critical condition
• Webster City celebrates its heritage
• DeCoster, others largely self-regulated
• Trotting out their best
• WC man shot in traffic stop had pistol
• Funds sought to help service affiliates
• Cooking up support
• Police shoot a man in Webster City
• Xenia slowly builds fund to pay off debt
• TRMC gets grant for cath lab gear
• Adopt a homeroom
• Utley to oppose Dencklau in fall
• Lawmakers talk about helping small businesses
• Campaign promises
• Officials explain TIF topics Tuesday
• DMV hours cut
• The kids are back
• More flood relief programs announced
• Fort Dodge burning ban to be lifted temporarily
• Latham reviews health care
• Culver discusses flood relief
• New company to run FD wastewater plant
• Watching the weather
• Webster City student takes top photo prize at State Fair
• First Somerfest draws friends from around Iowa
• Author delves into mystery of Nancy Drew
• Holy Family sends help to Haiti
• Clare teen works for members of Congress
• Old Settler's Day gets reprieve
• Policies vary on political visits
• Taxes on his mind
• WC teen changes plea to guilty
• Man who died at quarry identified
• Man and dog
• Moving time
• Tate & Lyle to repay state incentives
• Man dies at control of dozer
• Man dies while working in Webster Co. quarry
• FD food pantries feeling the need
• Local Ikes club will disband
• Back to school
• Back to school
• 'The Event' comes to NBC
• Financial report: Aquatic center in the black
• 9-24 Project helps children in Pleasant Valley
• SSMID board supports downtown zoning plan
• Name of man killed in OHV crash released
• Iowa Central debuts new student center
• Name of man killed in OHV crash released
• Middle school project to be a long process
• Flood relief
• Fight leads to stabbing near Relax Bar
• Riding the rails
• Man killed in off-road crash Monday
• Police search for FD man after stabbing at Relax Bar
• 'Humanity in motion'
• Square with the world
• Tip a canoe - and a kayak, too
• Friends rally as FD boy fights cancer
• Fishing
• The old-fashioned way
• Riding for rights
• Mysterious note left at Extension office investigated
• Connecting
• Officials: Stay out of flood waters
• Age-old wisdom
• Protecting waterways
• Wet weather soaks towns
• Your tax dollars at work
• CHC to hold open house
• Floods hit Dolliver Park
• ICCC levy election approaching
• Panel recommends vacating Elmhurst Court
• P&Z officials discuss zoning rules
• Storms strike region
• Butler will see four new classrooms
• Humboldt Co. supervisors fire drainage clerk
• FD council awards street contracts
• Humane society funding unleashed
• High winds knock out power, trees
• Power returning through morning hours
• Trees, power lines down due to storm
• Kammerer moves from planes to buses
• Electric cars roll into WC
• Riverfest fun isn't limited to water activities
• Sweet Corn Daze 'exceeds expectations'
• Disaster day drill
• Cylinder celebrates 125th anniversary
• Harcourt Appreciation Day brings back old friends
• Traveling on the river trail
• Local law enforcement helps keep kids safe
• Pooches on parade
• Blazing new bio-trails
• Flames consume garage
• Encouraging awareness
• Humboldt Co. worker faces action by supervisors
• Officials receive disaster briefing
• Body taken from river
• Balloons mark moment Peart went missing
• Balloons mark moment Peart went missing
• Damage
• Damage
• Damage
• Body found in Des Moines River
• At the Kossuth County Fair
• Music coming to FD this fall
• Happy Birthday Mr. President
• Search resumes focus on Lizard Creek
• Davis spreads 'the word' through music
• McKinley: Republicans have plan to help
• National Night Out helps kids
• Tube regulations on rivers non-existent
• 'We're not going to stop looking'
• Search for Peart extends to Des Moines River
• State lists Hydroelectric Dam as 'deficient'
• Work on new Fareway progresses
• Search for Peart continues
• Keeping the tradition alive
• Darkness stops search for Peart
• Search still on for Peart
• Rescuers seek missing inner tuber rider
• Blues returns to Fort Dodge
• City plans attack on sewer woes
• 'It's just for the sheer fun of it'
• Youth Entrepreneur camp starts Monday
• GOP picnics for fun and funds
• Leaving
• Dragons vs. cancer
• Concert will benefit Butler BLAST program
• Webster County declared disaster area
• At the Sac Co. Fair
• Xenia building up fund
• Animal shelter nears completion
• Webster Co. chief deputy sheriff resigns
• Talking tillage, runoff and cover crops
• Event promotes civic unity
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Webster County
• Lt. Governor Judge's ‘Travel Iowa ‘09’ Update

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