Mason City, IA News

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• NIACC Entrepreneur’s for a Day (E4D) program
• NIACC Building Trades Instructor Gregg Helmich and some of his students will get...
• And the Winner of the Twins tickets is...Millie Wood!!! Congratulations Millie!...
• National Tournament - Women's Golf
• Track & Field NATIONAL CHAMPION - Tanesha Edmond!
• Win FREE Twins Tickets!!! If you can guess correctly where on campus this pictu...
• NIACC Singers @ Graduation!
• Extreme Makeover: College Edition Returns!!
• Recreation Center Summer Hours: 7am-6pm Mon-Fri!!
• Congratulations Graduates!!!
• Congratulations Sarah!
• Way to go Mason City!!!
• BookZone is having a SALE! Stop by this week (May 1-4) and receive 15% off appa...
• Check out this month's must-see Student Health 101 video, 'Dirty.':
• Wii Gaming today in the AC from 10am-1:30pm. Come over for a study break!!
• Good Luck on your Finals!!!
• FREE Activities for Finals Week: Monday – Zumba (2:30-3:30 in Rec Center) Tuesd...
• Check it out...'Like' our Student Health 101 Page!!!
• Today in the AC - Mentalist Christ Carter. This amazing show will make you beli...
• Did you rent from the Bookzone this semester? If so, return your rental books an...
• Graduates - Be sure to take your graduation Post-Testing Exam by Friday, April 2...
• It's National 'High Five' Day!! Here is a internet 'High Five' for ya...share th...
• NIACC "After Hours" event is tonight @ 6pm in the Auditorium. Check out
• In honor of Earth Week, Student Senate will be giving away $5.50 certificates to...
• The annual Global Diversity open house reception in honor of NIACC's 2012 Intern...
• How do you prepare for finals? Share your favorite finals tips in this month's p...
• RSVP would like to invite all NIACC students, faculty, and staff to be a part of...
• Happy "Friday the 13th"!! Are you superstitious…or is this just another day?
• Register to Vote in Iowa!! Student Senate will be assisting with voter registra...
• Today is the last day to get measured for your cap and gown. Stop by AC110D betw...
• Today is the last day to get measured for your cap and gown. Stop by AC110D bet...
• DON'T FORGET! Cooper Cap & Gown Co. will be in Room 110D of the Activity Center...
• Lambs have been born on the NIACC farm!! So sweet!
• Reminder: Cooper Cap & Gown Co. will be in Room 110D of the Activity Center Tues...
• Graduates: Please stop in at the Registrar's office by April 2 if a special acco...
• Reminder: Monday, April 2 is the last day to drop a spring 15 week class without...
• Job & Internship Fair today from 10am-12:30pm in the NIACC gym.
• All Graduation Candidates: Cooper Cap and Gown will be on campus to measure stud...
• Plan to attend the Job & Internship Fair Wednesday, March 28, from 10am-12:30 pm...
• Congratulations Anna Buenneke!!
• The easiest way to check all the important documents for graduation is to check...
• Lake Mills' Fjelstad heading to NIACC for volleyball.
• Henkel Construction Proudly Presents 'Damn Yankees' on March 31 @ 7:30pm in the...
• Soccer Tryouts Saturday from 10-11am. Sign up in the Athletic Office....tryouts...
• Soccer Tryouts Saturday from 10-11am. Sign up in the Athletic Office....tryouts...
• Reminder: Check WebAdvisor to view your midterm grades! The last day to drop a...
• Reminder: Check WebAdvisor to view your midterm grades! The last day to drop a...
• Buena Vista is hosting a ‘Coffee Talk’ in the AC from 10-1:30. Stop by to learn...
• Buena Vista University will host a ‘Coffee Talk’ in the Activity Center TODAY fr...
• It's the First Day of Spring!!! Enjoy your day!
• GRADUATION CANDIDATES! Please stop by the records office if you have not receive...
• Good Morning! March 19-25st is American Chocolate Week...so enjoy your sweets t...
• Happy St. Patrick's Day!! Don't forget to wear green...we would hate for you to...
• Two NIACC employees took part in welcoming the BlueZone officials to Mason City...
• Happy Pi Day!! What is your favorite kind of Pie??
• ‘Returning to Iowa’ - Former NIACC head men's basketball coach Bryan Martin, and...
• Don't Forget!!! - Set your clocks ahead one hour tonight!!
• Wishing everyone a Safe and Relaxing Spring Break!!
• Spring Break is right around the corner!! YAY!! What's everyone doing with their...
• Graduating in May? Looking for an internship? Plan to attend NIACC’s Job & Inter...
• Hungry? Watch SH101 UCookbook for healthy breakfast meals you can prepare!
• Wishing you all a wonderful weekend. We only have one more week of classes befo...
• Don't Forget...NIACC Foundation Scholarship deadline is THURSDAY!!!!! Go to htt...
• Thank you for 7 wonderful years Coach Regan!!! Best of Luck...You will be misse...
• A representative from the University of Iowa will be in the Activity Center from...
• North Iowa Home and Landscaping Show
• Fall registration planning is happening NOW at the Student Development Office....
• Reminder - The NIACC Trojan Tennis Club will be hosting their 1st Annual Tennis...
• Public site for viewing our cows and calves at NIACC!!
• NIACC Blood Drive TOMORROW!! - Blood donations matter everyday for cancer patien...
• Ag and Industrial Open House Monday Evening at NIACC...Come check out our progra...
• Planning to graduate with a degree this Spring or Summer?? If so, you need to c...
• 1st Annual NIACC Tennis Tournament – March 2, 3, and 4 in Recreation Center. It...
• Foundation Scholarship Deadline is only 2 weeks away!! Make sure you get it sub...
• FREE Jazz Concert, Feb. 23 @ 7:30pm in the NIACC Auditorium. The Iowa State Jaz...
• The Spring Blood Drive will be Tues, Feb. 21!!! Stop by the Activity Center TODA...
• Only two day trips left for the Ski and Snowboard club! All are invited to atten...
• Watch February's FitnessU: How to get the most out of weight training + Enter to...
• 10 NIACC Wrestlers are headed to Nationals!!!
• Scholarship Reminder - NIACC's Foundation Scholarship deadline is March 1. Don'...
• Free Entrepreneurs Seminar - February 15!!
• Reminder: If you intend to graduate by the end of the spring or summer semesters...
• Graduating in May? Interested in an internship this summer? Mark your calendars...
• Hungry? Watch SH101 UCookbook for healthy vegetarian meals you can prepare.
• Don’t forget about the North Iowa Bulls Hockey game TONIGHT! Tickets are free to...
• Youth Day at the NIACC Gym - On Sat, Feb. 4, the women's basketball team is taki...
• DON’T FORGET – Foundation Scholarship Applications are due by March 1. This is f...
• ‘Blizzard of Bucks Game Show’ is TODAY @ Noon in the Activity Center! Some luck...
• Financial Aid Alert: Attention first time loan borrowers! Please don't forget...
• Are you ready for some hockey? Join other NIACC Students in attending a North Io...
• “Be the Majority” – Are you interested in meeting new people, designing billboar...
• Due to the weather, Today – Tuesday, January 24, 2012, is now the last day to ad...
• NIACC Closed all day, Monday, Jan, 23 due to weather. All classes and activities...
• LATE START!!! NIACC will open at 10:00 AM on Monday January 23, 2013 - Report t...
• NIACC Baseball Offers Youth Camps: The NIACC Baseball program will be offering...
• NIACC is Closing today at 1:00pm due to the weather. All evening classes and ac...
• BATTERY STARTING SERVICE: The Facilities Management Department has a car battery...
• Join Student Senate!!! Now offering a free 1 hour tuition for Student Senate for...
• Anyone interested in playing Intramural Basketball should contact Dan Juhl. You...
• Welcome Back Students!!! Today is the first day of the Spring Semester...Enjoy...
• Today we celebrate the life and achievements of Martin Luther King Jr. “The f...
• Reminder: Students living on-campus may check back into the residence halls Sun...
• Well deserved awards presented to NIACC Staff!! Congratulations to you all!
• Ready to make a difference in the world? How students are volunteering and what...
• Hopefully Santa was good to you all. What was your favorite Christmas gift???
• MERRY CHRISTMAS to all the students, faculty, staff, and the rest of the NIACC f...
• If you weren't @The Blenders concert last night, you really missed a fantastic s...
• North Iowa Band Festival 2012
• Mason City is a contender for the Blue Zone project in the state of Iowa, and NI...
• Here are the Library Hours over Winter Break: Dec. 19 – 22 M-Th 7:30 a.m. –...
• It's the last day of the semester...who's excited??? :) Just a reminder that ho...
• Today is Blue Zone Thursday! Support the Mason City Blue Zones Project by stopp...
• Happy Holidays from your friends at North Iowa Area Community College! This beau...
• Home basketball games TONIGHT...take a study break and come out and cheer on the...
• Looking for scholarship opportunities for the 2012-13 academic year? Check out...
• Happy Finals Week!!! Good luck on all your presentations, projects, speeches and...
• Housing Announcement: All Students must turn in their keys to the housing office...
• NIACC College Choir will perform their winter concert TONIGHT at 7:30pm in the A...
• STUDY BREAK!!! Don't forget to stop by Beem Center 200 TODAY at 4:30pm or 6:30p...
• Here are our brave Student Senate students outside of Hy-Vee East collecting coa...
• IT’S MOVIE TIME!!! Come Unwind before Finals with a fun Movie! TOMORROW, Decembe...
• NIACC Student Senate has been collecting outer wear during their 'Coat-less in t...
• The countdown is on to the end of the semester, which means a combination of pap...
• Looking for unique Christmas gift ideas? Tickets to a live performance!
• Congratulations Coach Mohl!!!
• A UNI Representative will be in the Activity Center from 10:30-1:00 for students...
• Happy Thanksgiving! I am thankful for ________ (fill in the blank).
• Ski & Snowboard Club - This week may be the last week to get the discount trip p...
• Anna Buenneke and Trent Smith earn All-American honors as NIACC Cross Country te...
• NIACC Student Senate is participating with KIMT and their Giving Your Best partn...
• NIACC Market Place is tomorrow from 10am-2pm in the AC. Twenty-one vendors will...
• Gingrich stops at NIACC
• PACK THE STANDS TONIGHT!!! Be there!!!
• Attention December Graduates: A post-test of your General Education Academic Ski...
• John Oertel Scholarship Raffle - Get your Raffle Tickets TODAY between 11am-1pm...
• PACK THE STANDS TOMORROW NIGHT!! Women start @ 6pm with the Men following @ 8pm...
• Shop Tax free @ the NIACC Marketplace. When: Thursday, November 17 Time: 10am-...
• Konigsmark Klassic starts TONIGHT in the NIACC Gym. NIACC women play @ 6pm, with...
• Student Senate will be collecting Prom Dresses and Accessories for the West Fork...
• Happy Veterans Day!!! THANK YOU to ALL our troops!!!
• Student Stenate Students Nancy Lam, Brandon Glaze, & Val Cumming collected food...
• Just a reminder that the Humane Society of North Iowa is in the Activity Center...
• Congratulations to the men's Cross Country team for the winning the team Region...
• Stop by the AC between now and 1:00 for free sugar cookies and pumpkin bars. You...
• DIG PINK Volleyball match TONIGHT @ 7pm. Please come out and support this great...
• DON'T FORGET - Fun Halloween Activities tomorrow from 11-1 in the AC. Cookie de...
• Drake University will have an admissions representative available to visit with...
• Stop by the Admissions Office and place your vote for the best decorated pumpkin...
• Don't forget...Dig Pink on Thursday. The final push for voting ends tomorrow. So...
• Lets PACK THE STANDS this Thursday!!!!
• Take charge of your emotional and mental health: Discover the secrets to being a...
• NIACC International Students: Thanksgiving is celebrated in the U.S. on the four...
• 13th Annual On the Road for Education - Corporate Relay Marathon
• 13th Annual On the Road for Education - 5K
• 13th Annual On the Road for Education - 10K
• 13th Annual On the Road for Education - Half Marathon
• 13th Annual On the Road for Education - Marathon Race
• ISU will be in the Activity Center between 11am-1pm today visiting with students...
• Today is the last day for to order any Youth or 2XL Dig Pink T-shirts! There ar...
• NIACC Nursing students are welcome to visit with Pat Nelson on the NIACC campus...
• "Cider Fest" TODAY @ 1pm in the AC. NIACC's Student Environmental Group is spons...
• OWL's (Older Wiser Learners) will be meeting tomorrow in the AC Mezzanine at Noo...
• DIG PINK t-shirts available in the AC TODAY from 11-12:30!!! Be sure to put vot...
• Grandview College will be in the AC today from 10:30am-12:30pm for transfer info...
• Time Management: Great tips to help you tackle all you need to get done without...
• "South Pacific" on October 27th, don't miss it!!! There are still a few tickets...
• NIACC Student Senate completed their fall Adopt-A-Street project on Monday. The...
• NIACC's annual 'DIG PINK' volleyball match is 2 weeks from today and the team is...
• BIG MONEY GAME SHOW - Today @ Noon in the AC!!
• NIACC hosted its annual baseball alumni game last weekend.
• BookZone "Fall Days-Chilly Nights" SALE!!! 20% off clothing and gifts today and...
• Ribbon cutting ceremony for the North Iowa Public Safety Training Center on the...
• Can anyone tell us what happened 519 years ago??? :)
• Volleyball tonight @ 7:00pm in the NIACC gym. Go Trojans!!!
• Spring registration planning sessions are happening NOW!! Stop into the Counseli...
• Has life got you frazzled? Secrets on how to keep school, work, family, and life...
• The Equality Alliance meets regularly on the first and third Wednesday of each m...
• YogaFit class has been cancelled for tonight.
• October is Physical Therapy Month, so NIACC's PTA Club will be hosting events th...
• Did you know that you can earn a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Iowa t...
• What’s a healthy weight for you? Learn how to determine it and how to get there...
• Happy Birthday to you all!!! :)
• NIACC international students celebrate October birthdays!
• Home volleyball tournament TODAY starting @ 9am. Home soccer game today @ 2pm....
• NIACC earns Award!!!
• Spring Registration Planning sessions happening now!! Stop in the counseling/adv...
• NIACC hosts soil judging contest.
• The NIACC Karate Club has been a consistently active student group for almost tw...
• INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS & FRIENDS PICNIC is Mon, Oct 3 from 5-7pm @ the Student U...
• Lost & Found--if you lost something and/or found something on campus, check with...
• NIACC student Zach Wangen gives a cow a bath. The animals need to be extra clean...
• Come on out to campus and cheer on the #13 ranked Trojan Soccer team TODAY @ 4pm...
• Halloween Hike
• On Monday, Oct. 3, an "International Students & Friends" picnic will be at the S...
• Did you know the University of Iowa has a representative housed on the NIACC cam...
• Preventing Sexual Assault: How student involvement and education are helping.
• Great day for the Trojans!!!
• Home Soccer today @ Noon...Home Volleyball today @ 2pm and 5pm! Come on out and...
• Happy 1st Day of Fall!!! It's a beautiful day on campus!
• NIACC brings Tim Conway and Friends to North Iowa tomorrow night! Fun weekend a...
• The Student Environmental Group will have a meeting tomorrow @ 3:00pm in MH024....
• NIACC's Building Trades class helps the Habitat for Humanity North Central Iowa!!!
• NIACC Volleyball match TONIGHT @ 7pm in the NIACC Gym! Come show your support a...
• A free Entrepreneurs’ Exchange, “Marketing Your Small Business,” will be 6-7:30...
• Just a Reminder - NIACC is a smoke-free campus. This does include all buildings...
• Flu Shots available TODAY from 11am-1pm in the AC Mezzanine. No Appointment Nec...
• Start Your School Year Off Right: Fitness and nutrition tips to start the year o...
• "Sit in the front row of your life - Participate!" -Benjamin Zander
• Flu Shots will be available on campus Monday, Sept. 19 from 11am-1pm in the AC M...
• NIACC offers special forum in Commemoration of Constitution Day - this FREE prog...
• NIACC Alerts is our emergency text messaging system. Please remember to sign up...
• Performing Arts TONIGHT: Show starts @ 7:30 in the NIACC Auditorium...if you don...
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• The International Students Club will be going to the 8th Annual Ethnic lunch in...
• Ski & Snowboard Club meeting today @ 2:30 in the Activity Center. All are welcome.
• Thanks for voting!!!
• Looking for a way to stay in shape??? YogaFit Classes begin TODAY. They will be...
• Don't know where to vote??? Check out the link for polling locations in North I...
• VOTE TODAY!!! Remember, this is NOT a property tax increase…it is a renewal of...
• Tennis Club meeting tomorrow @ 3:30pm in PC117. It's open to all beginning and e...
• Talk to the Pros: How professors can help you in school and in your career + Ent...
• Remember to vote TOMORROW!!!
• Back to School SALE @ the NIACC BookZone - Monday & Tuesday from 8:30-3:00. 20%...
• GOD BLESS THE USA!!!
• Home Soccer Game TODAY @ Noon!!! Go Trojans!!
• NIACC RSVP folds 300 flags!
• The performance for Tim Conway and Friends at the North Iowa Community Auditoriu...
• Looking for a part-time job? Stop by the Career & Internship Center in AB 106A a...
• PONDFEST TODAY!!! It's a beautiful day outside, so come on out between 3:30-7pm...
• Instructional Equipment Referendum Renewal – This levy is critical to the learni...
• Flag Folding Project to Honor Troops & Remember 9/11
• Library orientation sessions will be held on Thursday, September 8. This is a ge...
• We are now in the second week of classes, and in your classrooms you found compu...
• PONDFEST 2011 is tomorrow from 3-7pm at the residence halls shelter. This is th...
• CEO Club Meeting TODAY at 2:30pm in PC 117. The purpose of this club is to prov...
• Studying: Have the Rules Changed? New techniques can improve your grades + Enter...
• Unsure of your Major?? Stop by AB 106 to schedule a meeting with Ann Beasley fo...
• Reminder: Disc Golf Club meeting today at 3:40pm in BC 201.
• Sign up for NIACC Alerts Today!!! It is our emergency text messaging system to...
• Happy Labor Day Everyone!! Enjoy your day!
• NIACC Offers Special Forum in Commemoration of Constitution Day.
• NIACC Volleyball TONIGHT- First home match @ 7pm tonight against Wartburg Colleg...
• Today is the last day to enroll in semester long classes. If you need to regist...
• Interested in joining a club?? NIACC’s Disc Golf Club will have meetings on Tue...
• Check it out!!!
• The Lifelong Learning Institute at NIACC will begin the semester with a cup of c...
• Did you know that NIACC's Charles City Center had a Facebook page? Be sure to c...
• Get CASH for your BOOKS at the NIACC BookZone Today, Wednesday, and Thursday fro...
• The Activity Center is full of students...but can anyone see what's missing in t...
• Campus is really buzzing this morning with students heading to their first class...
• So…who is excited about the first day of classes tomorrow? What are you most ex...
• NIACC faculty and staff take some time away from campus to volunteer at Habitat...
• Come on out and cheer on the Soccer team today @ Noon!!! It's another beautiful...
• Students...if you do not have your Student ID yet, stop by the Student Developme...
• What a beautiful day for a Soccer game!!!! NIACC Men have their first home Socc...
• Senator Harkin Visits NIACC!!
• NIACC Basketball freshman comes all the way from New Zealand!!
• Orientation is in full swing...which means the beginning of the semester is righ...
• Back to School for Mason City - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• NIACC Book Club will be having their annual Book Fair Thursday from 10am-2pm in...
• Attention New Students!!! Orientation is held Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday thi...
• It's Faculty and Staff Development Week here on the NIACC Campus, and it is so e...
• NIACC - The Perfect Fit for You!
• Las Vegas themed fundraiser set for NIACC Charles City Scholarship Fund!!
• Fans of the University of Iowa Hawkeyes and the Iowa State Cyclones can show the...
• The Lifelong Learning Institute at NIACC has released the list of classes for th...
• Happy Friday everyone!!! Get out and enjoy the wonderful North Iowa weather...i...
• NIACC Soccer ranked #17!!! Looking forward to seeing you guys in action!!!
• Green Jobs!!! NIACC has partnered with CleanEdison to launch a Green Job-Traini...
• Volleyball athletes checked in this week and are gearing up for a great season!!...
• Happy Friendship Day everyone!!! Lots of new friendships right around the corne...
• We've reached 1,500 'Likes'!! You Rock NIACC!!! Keep 'em coming!!!
• Hunter Education Safety Class coming to NIACC Charles City Center.
• Continuing Education Fall schedule now available and easy to find!!! Check it o...
• Two future NIACC baseball athletes earn all-state honors. Drew Verstegen and Hu...
• Who's ready for some Soccer??? NIACC Soccer Athletes arrived on campus today to...
• Don’t Forget…you can purchase your books for the Fall Semester starting this Mon...
• Performing Arts Announcement: Burn the Floor, scheduled to perform at the North...
• YEA students
• NIACC John Pappajohn Entrepreneurial Center conducted the Youth Entrepreneurial...
• There have been additional auditions scheduled for membership in the North Iowa Choral Society. Auditions are being held on August 12 (5:30-9:00 pm), & August 13 (10:00 to 5:00 pm). Vocalists should come prepared with a short solo to perform. To sch
• The Iowa Choral Directors Association Summer Symposium kicked off this morning on the NIACC Campus. The theme this year is “The Road to Home…a Return to the Foundations of the Choral Art.” For more information, visit www.iowachoral.o
• NIACC is pleased to announce auditions for membership in the North Iowa Choral Society and a Choral Society accompanist will take place on July 28 (5:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m.) and July 29-30 (10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.) in Room FA-172 (vocal music room) at NIACC. To
• What a surprise when we arrived at work today! One of our beloved trees in the AC toppled over. We tried to come up with a catchy phrase to title this picture but we are going to leave that up to you. Post your best caption for this picture.
• The Iowa Choral Directors Association proudly presents the international award-winning octet VOCES8 (vochus-8) at the North Iowa Community Auditorium, Tuesday July 26 at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are $10 in advance or $15 day of the show and at the door. This p
• Come visit the NIACC booth at the Franklin County Fair. Opening day is Wednesday! Check back for photos!
• Have you seen the line up for the Performing Arts Series? Check it out!
• Be safe and watch out for ticks!
• The NIACC Men’s Basketball Camp scheduled for July 11th-13th has been cancelled. Please contact Coach Mohl at 641-422-4333 or mohlmark@niacc.edu for questions concerning refunds and future opportunities.
• Habitat for Humanity North Central Iowa will be moving their ReStore and Office to a new location and is looking for volunteers to help. Moving day is Sat. July 9, and they will also need help the following week, July 11-15, to get the ReStore set up.
• For motorists, those caught texting while driving, the grace period is over: No more warnings. Instead, they’ll be fined $30 plus costs. Read more:
• It's going to be a HOT day on campus! Drink lots of water :)
• Youth Entrepreneur Academy students, June 2011. These student worked all week to develop a business plan and then shared it with the class and their families. This YEA camp allows students to live on camnpus for a week at NIACC and is available to high s
• Way to go Anna! We are proud of you.
• Good Luck Anna!
• NIACC Foundation Board announces $50,000 in NEW scholarships to help NIACC students pay for tuition. Check it out! www.niacc.edu/
• Even though it's raining, let's have a great week!
• Welcome to the students on campus who are attending Mind Mania this week!
• Happy Friday!
• For anyone who is on campus for the first time today, WELCOME to NIACC!
• Second session of summer school begins Monday. Great way to get ahead on credits!
• Is anyone ready for the weekend?
• Congratulations to all of the graduates who just earned their GED! We are so proud of you!
• NIACC Golf Open: July 2 at 8 AM. It's a 4-person best shot. Call Dan Mason at 422-4281 or Highland Park Golf Course pro shop: 423-9693. Cost is $45 per person. Proceeds support NIACC Athletics! Join us!
• Watch for the NIACC Family as we walk in the North Iowa Band Festival parade on Saturday!
• Another great showing by our Women's Track & Field Team finishing 12th in the nation.
• Preliminary results show the men's golf team placed 17th in the Nation! Congratulations Coach Frenz and the team.
• It's graduation day at NIACC! Congratulations to all of our students!
• Way to go NIACC Men's Golf Team! Regional Champions! The team earned their way to Nationals in Scottsboro, Alabama.
• NIACC graduation is this Friday!
• Remember the Extreme Makeover: College Edition? This amazing contest is coming soon. Two lucky winners will get a free year of NIACC tuition for next school year. Watch for details... coming soon!
• Congratulations to Cristina Monson and Taylor Evenson on making it to the Women's National Golf Tournament! The Tournament is held at the LPGA International Golf Course in Daytona Beach, Florida.
• All Federal Direct Loan Borrowers who are graduating are required to attend an exit counseling session. Choose one session to attend: Tue. April 26th from 8:30-9:15 am in MH106B or Wed. 4/27 from 2-2:45 pm in PC224. If you can't attend a session, vi
• Free Computer Class for Women. Even though you might be computer savvy and not need it, refer a friend or relative. Check it out!
• Campus closing Tuesday, April 19th at 4:00 p.m. due to weather. All evening classes and activities are cancelled.
• REMINDER: To any student graduating with a Associate Degree this spring/summer. Be sure to take your graduation post test at the Student Learning Center. This is a graduation requirement!
• Congratuations to Nick Stromer for being named 2nd Team All-American. Nick is a sophomore on the Basketball team from Garner.
• Faculty Art Show - Going on now through May 6 in The Auditorium Gallery. Artist's reception and panel discussion on Thursday, April 14 at 2:30 p.m. Free to public.
• Are you participating in Earth Day this year? Tell us about your plans. What simple things are you doing each day to Reduce, Reuse and Recycle?
• NIACC presents “Once Upon a Time,” Quodlibet 36th Annual Variety show this weekend! Shows are: 7:30 p.m. on April 15 & April 16 and at 2 p.m. on April 17. It all happens at the North Iowa Community Auditorium. Tickets are $7 for adults an
• Students: If you haven't voted for homecoming King & Queen Candidates you still have time! Voting is today and tomorrow (April 7 & 8) from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. in the AC!
• REMINDER! Please stop by the Records Office immediately if you are intending to graduate in May or August and have not received a graduation evaluation in the mail or through your NIACC email account. Graduation information can be found at the link.
• You spoke! We listened! More summer school offerings are now available @ NIACC! Learn more & sign up for summer school: www.niacc.edu/summer
• Congratulations to the Women's Golf team for winning the Iowa Central Invitational yesterday. Go Trojans!
• Students who are graduating: Cooper Cap & Gown will be in the Activity Center room 213 (upstairs by LOGOS) Tuesday and Wednesday (April 5 & 6) from 10 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Make sure to go there and get fitted for your cap and gown.
• Help the NIACC Student Senate raise money and collect items to help decorate the bathrooms at Four Oaks! Items needed: rubber shower mats, soap dishes, towels, hair brushes, tooth brushes, etc. Boxes will be located in the Activity Center, Beem Center, a
• Only 5 weeks of classes left! Have a great weekend!
• Job & Internship Fair Wednesday, March 30 10:00 am - 12:30 pm NIACC Gym Free! Everyone is Welcome! For a list of exhibitors and directions to campus visit www.niacc.edu/careercenter/jobfair • Professional dress recommended • Network wi
• Congratulations to the 2011 Intramural Basketball Champs!
• If you are up for some British humor, NIACC students are performing "Not Tonight Darling" in the Black Box Theatre. There will be performances Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 8:00 p.m. Tickets are available at the business office for
• Spring is here! Don't forget you can sign up for summer classes anytime.
• Congratulations Coach Rima on his 300th win of his baseball coaching career.
• Congratulations to Kiley Eckenrod for being selected as the Iowa Community College Athletic Association Athlete of the Week. During the 3 games this past week, Kiley had 7 hits in 7 at-bats with 3 doubles and 1 home run. She also had 6 RBI, 6 runs and 3
• Congratulations to the Lady Trojans Track & Field Athletes on their 5th place finish at Nationals. NIACC's Anna Buenneke was crowned National Champion in the 5000 meters (18:35) and the 3000 meters (10:29). She also placed second in the mile (
• Blood donation matters everyday for cancer patients undergoing treatment, for accident and trauma patients and others. Please consider donating blood at the NIACC Blood Drive: March 9. Hours: 9:00 AM - 2:30 PM in the Activity Center (2nd Floor), NIACC ca
• NIACC will host a Career Conference for all eighth-grade students in the NIACC region on Friday, March 11, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the NIACC campus. What a great way to help 8th graders think about what they will do after high school. Please help sprea
• North Iowa Band Festival 2011
• Thank you to all of the NIACC students who stopped in the Activity Center today! Students wrote letters to area legislators to share their concerns about potential budget cuts, which could have an impact on NIACC. Students are concerned about potential
• Congratulations to Coach Kelly and the NIACC Wrestlers on their 14th place finish at the NJCAA Wrestling Championships! NIACC crowned three All-Americans: Isaiah Tatum 4th place at 165, Quinten Haynes 7th place at 157, and Wismit Moinius 8th place at 133
• Elementary students across North Iowa learned about agriculture and the environment. NIACC students and faculty helped lead information sessions on different topics.
• Do you need help filing the FAFSA? Contact Cindy Lind, Financial Management Advisor at NIACC for help. 641.422.4417
• Alliant Energy Foundation and First Citizens National Bank proudly present The Wizard of Oz as it takes the stage at the North Iowa Community Auditorium on Tuesday, March 1, at 7:00 p.m. as part of the 2010-2011 NIACC Performing Arts and Leadership Serie
• Come to NIACC Saturday Feb. 19 for Faculty/ Staff Appreciation Day! Enjoy the women's basketball game (2:00) and the men's basketball game (4:00). In between games, we will honor Coach John Oertel who is retiring as women's head coach. Th
• Scholarship deadlines are fast approaching. Don't forget to apply by March 1st.
• Soccer players earn academic honors
• Congratulations to Coach Kelly and the eight NIACC wrestlers who earned their way to Nationals.
• Don't forget - 2nd eight-week classes begin March 9! New selections have been added, so go online to check them out!
• Soccer player signs at Penn State
• Principles of Illustration students published an ABC book for small children. It can be ordered through Amazon or CreateSpace. The proceeds go to the Hawkeye Harvest Food Bank in Mason City, so ordering a copy helps people in our area. Take a look at
• Senate Democrat leadership held a press conference highlighting Iowa's Community Colleges. Community Colleges will play an important role in putting Iowans back to work, but our funding is being cut. Your support of NIACC and the Iowa Community Co
• Coach Oertel is retiring this year. Post a comment if you had him as a teacher or coach.
• Thank you RSVP Volunteers for your time and service!
• NIACC Student Senators with Representative Josh Byrnes
• Students visiting the Capitol in Des Moines. Representative Sharon Steckman takes time to meet and talk with NIACC Student Senators.
• The Ski & Snowboard Club has several trips lined up for the next few Saturdays. Trips are open to all NIACC students, family members, friends and NIACC Staff. Have some fun and enjoy the snow!
• Hey NIACC Students! Blizzard of Bucks game show will be today (Monday - Jan 24) in the AC at Noon! Come join the fun for a chance to win cash & prizes.
• The Global Diversity Committee would like to thank the faculty, staff and student volunteers that helped at the Community Kitchen and the Habitat for Humanity home on Martin Luther King Day. Pictured are the volunteers at the Community Kitchen.
• Congratulations to NIACC Volleyball players - Charmin Anderson, Sammy Nelson & Cassie Christianson for their All-Conference Honors.
• Congratulations to the Wrestling team and both the Men's and Women's Basketball Teams on their victories this week! On Saturday, Wrestling is at Neosho Duals in Kansas and the Basketball teams are home against Iowa Central at 2 and 4 p.m.
• Congratulations to Jordon Banwart & Marvin Ledgister! NIACC and Phi Theta Kappa actively promotes the All USA and All Iowa Academic Team for 2-year Colleges. Each year, two students are selected to represent NIACC on the All Iowa Academic Team. All
• Carpentry Student Association members help in Nashville
• NIACC Staff and Faculty donated to eight families through the Salvation Army. It took five cars to get all the donated items there. What a great feeling to give. Happy Holidays
• Congratulations to our future nurses!
• The semester is almost over! Thanks to all our students who made it a successful one. Have a safe and happy holidays.
• If you haven't registered for spring semester, stop by the Student Development Office (AB104) to get access to register! The walk-in registration days are Wednesday, Dec. 15 and Thursday, Dec. 16. No appointments needed on these days. The office
• Check out the Coat Drive article from the Globe Gazette. Thanks to everyone who donated!
• Coat Drive: This week! Donate your gently used or new winter outerwear. Collection boxes are located in the Activity Center and the John Pappajohn Entrepreneurial Center. All outerwear will be distrubuted to Crisis Intervention and Francis Lauer Youth S
• Foundation is rated in the Top 20 list of Community College Endowments. NIACC was the only Iowa Community College listed.
• Softball Winter Camps (8th grade to High School) - Find out more information on the NIACC Softball web page
• NIACC Thanksgiving Food Drive collected 703 pounds of food and over $50 cash for the Hawkeye Harvest Food Bank. Thanks to everyone who donated!
• The North Iowa Concert Band Fall Concert - Tuesday, November 23, in the NIACC Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are free for all students and $5 for all others. Money collected goes toward scholarships! Hope you can attend!.
• Check out this video from the White House about Community Colleges. At least watch the first few minutes. Inspiring!
• Building Trades students heading to Nashville
• Ten Tenors Cancel Show
• Global Entrepreneurship Week November 15-19. Check out what the week has to offer!
• Cross Country runner Anna Buenneke places in the top ten at Nationals. Congratulations to all the runners on a great season!
• Cross County heads to Council Bluffs for the Super Regional Championship on Friday. Good luck to the NIACC runners!
• Attention all new & returning students: There is still time to sign up for fall semester! Classes begin Monday, August 30th. Have you signed up yet?
• Students began checking in to the housing facilities today!
• Students were given soda and granola bars to start their first day of class off right. Staff welcomed students and helped them find their buildings.
• Students and Staff: Come join the fun at Pond Fest TODAY from 3-7 p.m. This is the official opening kick-off of the fall semester. A variety of activities including Winger, a rock climbing wall, a mechanical bull, human bowling, wax hands, sand art, a h
• Cross Country Teams are rated! Men are #14 and women are #15 in the nation.
• NIACC and the University of Iowa developed a new partnership that allows students to complete either the Bachelor of Liberal Studies (BLS) or the Bachelor of Applied Studies (BAS) while staying in North Iowa. Travel to Iowa City is not required to compl
• Scholarship Luncheon held on Friday. These four students spoke of their experience and how scholarships have helped them at NIACC. This event brings recipients of the scholarships and the donors together.
• Thefts
• Vandalism
• UNI falls to Stephen F. Austin, 22-20
• Stephen F Austin N Iowa Football
• Diabetes Fall Festival set for Wednesday
• Britt Fire Department will help fund own addition
• Cops have a message for drug dealers: ‘We’re gonna get you’
• Negative campaigning 'new normal'
• 20 things to do in your 30s
• Names & News In Business
• Sarah Palin
• Flex-fuel transformation
• Daniel Porter
• Baptist Camp open to public Sunday
• Gov. Culver to meet public at Rose Bowl
• 'Space Jam' theme for Mohawk homecoming
• Homecoming candidates
• Obituaries published Saturday, September 18, 2010.
• Magistrate Court
• Palin to Iowa GOP: 'Time to take our country back'
• Great year for tourism a credit to volunteers (Globe Gazette editorial)
• Planning continues for national Christmas tree Britt stop
• Obituaries published Friday, September 17, 2010.
• Magistrate Court
• St. Ansgar project part of state development grants
• NIACC teachers criticize president's retention bonus
• World's biggest tractor at Clarion museum this weekend
• Big Bud
• Branstad wants to expand foreign ag trade
• State school district number keeps declining
• Mt. Valley Winery
• Mt. Valley Winery.
• Mt. Valley Winery
• Obituaries published Thursday, September 16, 2010.
• Fire Calls
• Vandalism
• Thefts
• Man gets prison time for assaulting correctional officer
• Digital mammography open house is Sept. 30
• Fruit of the vine harvest time
• Bill Northey
• WCDA scholarship guidelines simply need fine-tuning (Globe Gazette editorial)
• North Iowa Fair delays paying prize money to 4-Hers
• Obituaries published Wednesday, September 15, 2010.
• Stockman House repair
• Donations needed in tough times (Editor's Inbox)
• Building blocks to a good life (Editor's Inbox)
• Meyer can’t have it both ways (Editor's Inbox)
• Don’t tinker with judicial system (Editor's Inbox)
• Egg recall: Iowa farmers share public’s concern (Guest View)
• Thefts
• robert allbee
• Fire Calls
• Ask Us
• Guidelines for Habitat for Humanity homes
• groundbreaking
• M.C. Schools to save $450,792 in administrative pay, benefits
• Gordon Taylor's condition is upgraded to fair
• Couple injured when minivan hits eye clinic
• DEA to hold drug Take-Back Day in Lake Mills
• Mason City woman dies in Montana crash
• Better Choices, Better Health workshops scheduled
• John Skipper Column: Judicial retention and politics
• Democratic strategists downplay GOP edge in polls
• Statue honoring Waterloo's Sullivan brothers being restored
• Plastic bag ban spurs debate in Dubuque
• Drake student dies in fall from balcony
• It's a good day for lemonade sales
• Signs
• lemonade
• Justice, not politics (Editor's Inbox)
• Celebrate all people
• United Way on target with three key focus areas (Globe Gazette editorial)
• Meeting on Vera Sun scheduled Thursday
• Emergency management group to meet
• United Way ahead of last year's pace
• Ornament honors Sunset View Elementary School
• Obituaries published saturday, September 11, 2010.
• District Court
• Alliant repairs burning electric pole
• Audio Only: Hilleri Jennings speaks at Kiwanis
• Hilleri Jennings speaks at Kiwanis
• Father Tim Lannon
• Wind surfer
• Obituaries published Friday, September 10, 2010.
• Magistrate Court
• District Court
• U.S. Cell contest
• Retired justice to discuss judge selection, retention
• Tour Napa Valley on a budget
• ‘My show’ is coming to an end
• Kick up your heels
• HouseWorks: What is wrong with kids today?
• Designing for kids
• Wright group offering free kids activities
• Prep football leaders
• Trevor Molitor
• Hampton eager to get on field
• Jewel Hampton, Norman Smith
• United Way priorities: promoting education, income, health
• Spring Flowers in the Morning
• Separate trials ordered in film tax credits case
• Mason City, Charles City to be part of flood housing assessment
• Thefts
• Eggs are good in moderation
• Diet Detective: Tips for going back to school
• Hooping it up
• Magistrate Court
• Flood seminar focuses on upper end of watershed
• A magical family event (Editor's Inbox)
• His plan for recovery (Editor's Inbox)
• Worst terror threat goes unmentioned (Commentary)
• Laying groundwork for improvements at Beeds Lake (Globe Gazette editorial)
• Conlin, Grassley trade barbs over Social Security
• Relish Cookabulary: Green tomatoes
• Contested county races, special issues on Nov. 2 ballots
• John Skipper Column: Expect more heat as Election Day approaches
• Ask Us
• Obituaries published Tuesday, September 7, 2010.
• Fire Calls
• Vandalism
• Theft
• North Liberty students using stand-up desks
• Iowan hopes to sell his custom instruments soon
• Obituaries published Sunday, September 5, 2010.
• Mick Meyers
• Iowa Democratic stars rally in Clinton
• Dad charged in boy’s death dies of natural causes
• Big crowd turns out for Antiques in Square at Clear Lake
• Construction group likely to seek higher gas tax
• Calendar of events for Monday, Sept. 6: Happy Labor Day!
• Despite polls, Iowa Dem Party chairwoman upbeat
• The state of labor – Tough times take toll
• Business Development Center offers help, advice
• Want to be your own boss?
• BobKopriva
• Draft horse enthusiasts gather in Britt
• Britt Draft Horse Show
• Ed Siems
• No newspaper today
• Carl Hageman
• Bandshell Bash: Fundraiser, showcase for local talent
• Bob McCormick
• Tavaris Jackson
• The state of labor – Tough times take toll
• Business Development Center offers help, advice
• Want to be your own boss?
• BobKopriva
• Draft horse enthusiasts gather in Britt
• Britt Draft Horse Show
• Ed Siems
• Carl Hageman
• Bob McCormick
• Obituaries published Sunday, September 5, 2010.
• Sunset
• sunset
• Thefts
• Magistrate Court
• Don't miss Sunday's Globe Gazette
• Spirit of Mercury
• Loebsack gets bird's eye view of health care services
• Schools put on 'assistance' list
• Terry Unsworth
• Obituaries published Saturday, September 4, 2010.
• Dorothy and Jim Riekens
• Obituaries published Friday, September 3, 2010.
• Magistrate Court
• Audio only: Nalini Joseph at Kiwanis
• Steve Boelman
• Holly Hejlik
• windfarm
• Houseworks: Of beds and dressers
• Swedish ivy has popular cousins
• Priced to sell
• Calendar for Thursday, Sept. 2
• North Iowa Arts & Entertainment Briefs
• Obituaries published Thursday, September 2, 2010.
• School district reorganizations benefit students (Globe Gazette editorial)
• Much ado about non-news stories (Donald Kaul column)
• Child neglect sentence is suspended
• Czech tire company wants U.S. manufacturing plant
• Vision Iowa board will hold meeting in Clear Lake next week
• State offers debt amnesty on old fines
• Visiting artists to create mural/sculpture at Clear Lake
• South Dakota man killed by falling tree in northwest Iowa
• Clear Lake Sunset
• PA Gov. Rendell to visit IA in Oct.
• Clear Lake's Alana Enabnit
• One side will be hurt (Editor's Inbox)
• Thanks for abandoning Lab 13 years ago (Editor's Inbox)
• Time for year-round schools? (Editor's Inbox)
• Multipurpose center too expensive (Editor's Inbox)
• Numbers indicate Waldorf College on track for growth (Globe Gazette editorial)
• Park Inn documentary nominated for Emmy
• Mason City man dies in rollover accident
• police
• Richey Portrait
• Richey portraits
• Des Moines fire displaces 100
• Farm House Museum is 150 years old
• Penford loses lawsuit over flood insurance
• Some wonder if U of I is violating product policy
• Calendar of events for Monday, Aug. 30
• Older activists, younger crowd team to fight nukes
• Recreation News
• Greenwings
• Davenport teacher charged with beating teen
• Fire Calls
• Vandalism
• Thefts
• Theft
• ISU Field Day
• Zion will seek to join LCMC
• Faith&Life Briefs
• Iowa's child welfare system gets mxed grades
• State resumes film tax credit program
• My first grandchild has arrived
• InterpretiveCenter_bsh_js.jpg
• Can Orwell, Vonnegut lead you to love?
• From home to spa
• Year after year, people flock to Yellowstone
• Yellowstone Trip
• Workshop rules to build by
• Good plant marker is tough find
• Thefts
• Magistrate Court
• Fire Calls
• Obituaries published Thursday, August 26, 2010.
• District Court
• Elma man files for District 3 seat in Mitchell County
• Cyclist injured in accident
• Jury finds woman guilty verdict in Obama records case
• Hibiscus bloom
• Courier wins award for trial coverage
• Lunch Posse
• Sunset at Lime Creek
• Lake P&Z recommends zoning change to Sunset
• sunset view elementary school
• Eat to lose weight
• District Court
• Magistrate Court
• Fire Calls
• Vandalism
• Theft
• Cody Brandau
• District Court
• Forbes says Federal Reserve is real heavy in financial crisis
• Pets damaged house, woman gets probation
• Mason City airport receives $3 million grant
• Tiny Dragonfly
• Hearing scheduled in housing discrimination case
• Relish the American Table: Garam Masala
• This seasonal, healthy meal has less cleanup
• It's ugly but versatile
• Obituaries published Monday, August 23, 2010.
• Marriage Licenses
• Jeremy Solberg
• Zion Lutheran Church two votes shy of leaving ELCA
• Crop dusters keep farm fields healthy
• M.C. Council to meet, hold work session
• Plymouth Council to work on action plan
• Wednesday is deadline for independent candidates to file
• Group works to restore 1883 bridge on North Skunk River
• Jake Jacobs
• Thefts
• Sheriff worries about new tailgating rules
• Political jabs aside, I-JOBS has been good to North Iowa (Globe Gazette editorial)
• Teacher should talk to unemployed (Editor's Inbox)
• Find better use of time (Editor's Inbox)
• Zion vote is unneeded, divisive (Editor's Inbox)
• Names & News In Business
• Vandalism
• Newman Tevin Brinson
• Mohawk Days
• NIACC SALARIES
• Titan Pro open house planned for Tuesday
• Gulls at Daytona Beach
• Hanford Park block party set for Sunday
• Glorious grass
• Iris in Bloom
• Randy Petznick
• Conlin accuses Grassley of ducking debates
• Swimming advisories posted at several lakes
• Enjoy the lazy days of summer
• Bag it
• Fashion Fall Bags
• What were they thinking?
• Salvia stands up well to heat
• MacNider fundraiser scheduled Sept. 18
• Catt museum to mark annivesary of 19th Amendment
• North Iowa Entertainment Briefs
• quilt
• Egg recall expanded
• Obituaries published Thursday, August 19, 2010.
• Fire Calls
• Thefts
• A few hiccups, but all in all, a good start for Mason City schools
• Ruling allows child abuse registry to remain intact
• She was nearly eaten alive
• Eaten Alive
• Beaver, carter
• The Editor's Inbox: Be attentive to comments from citizens
• Globe Gazette Editorial: Community can show its support at Mohawk Days
• A quiz on bananas - try not to slip up
• Diet Detective: Delicious recipes for carb lovers
• swim
• Golden, gooey goodness
• Liven up your fruit salad - with meat
• Grilled chicken Caesar salad gets a healthy spin
• Obituaries published Monday, August 16, 2010.
• Magistrate Court
• Raising teachers’ pay is wrong (Editor's Inbox)
• Globe Gazette Editorial: Neither Vander Plaats’ nor Branstad’s ideas on Iowa Supreme Cou
• District Court
• Obituaries published Sunday, August 15, 2010.
• Hobo royalty
• Hobo royalty
• lightning
• Obituaries published Saturday, August 14, 2010.
• m.c.swim2
• Yes, black can be beautiful
• A day of pampering
• A prayer for my mother
• Too long in the garden
• Grow your own edible flowers
• Artwork on the cheap
• DIY Art
• John Schmaltz
• Former directors raise $20,471 for Hampton band shell
• Hampton makes plans for new waste water plant
• More Iowans seek treatment for gambling addiction
• Deere 3Q profit up 47 pct on strong US farm sales
• SMILE!: Pictures get kids ready for that first day
• Cemetery gate will stay closed
• NWS warns of potential dam break in Rockford dam
• Experts: Effects of health care reform will be unknown for years
• Holmgaard remembered by colleagues
• North Iowa Today for Aug. 18, 2010
• U. of Northern Iowa starts in-room recycling
• Iowa football festival features hokey pokey dance
• Officials ID man killed in ATV accident near Fort Dodge
• Life returns to Iowa river museum
• Iowa Speedway to host 2 NASCAR races in 2011
• City Council awards contract for Delaware bridge
• Ames mayor calls for help for flood victims
• United Way campaign kickoff Aug. 27
• Branstad would replace state development agency
• Iowa governor acknowledges mistakes during term
• Sewer project planned for Mason City street
• Swim team members serve as lifeguards at Four Oaks
• Senators compare flood responses by Culver, Branstad
• Charles City gets state funding for $2M building
• Mason City woman sentenced for forgery
• Osage School Board approves renewal of ISL
• Leopold to leave DNR
• Lake Council vacancy to be filled by appointment
• DNC chairman: Voters don't want return to Bush policies
• North Iowan publishes third novel
• Vilsack touts biofuels at State Fair
• Recent NIACC retiree Burdick honored
• 228 million eggs recalled after salmonella outbreak
• Advice to first-graders: Be nice, be alert - and bye-bye nap time
• Mason City man given prison sentence for probation violation
• North Iowan completes internship in Washington
• 5 suicide prevention walks scheduled in Iowa
• A ‘fast, fantastic’ summer
• 3 Iowa counties added to FEMA disaster order
• Rockwell man gets suspended sentence for acts with child
• Friendly encounter (Reader Photo of the Day)
• Man killed in ATV accident near Fort Dodge
• Accident injures 2 in Mason City
• Calendar of events for Tuesday, Aug. 17
• 40 flood-damaged homes red-tagged in Des Moines
• Mitchell County may file suit against local newspaper
• Iowa Century, Heritage Farms to be recognized
• Cerro Gordo board OKs work on social services building
• Weather service warns of potential break in Rockford dam
• Lawsuit filed over runaway horse parade
• Today's reader photo: Swallowtail Butterfly
• Lawsuit filed over July 4 parade rampage in Iowa
• Police probe continues into fairgrounds operations
• Cedar Rapids bat colony gets reprieve
• Pebble Creek Apartment owners file suit over fire
• ADA: Still a long way to go, disabled say
• Group to try to set yoga record
• Ventura Marsh project on schedule
• Crops in mostly good condition
• Iowa guardsmen get Army's new uniforms, other gear
• Mold to delay start of Iowa City parochial school
• Iowa State Patrol: 75 years of keeping Iowans safer
• Father campaigns for governor in Cedar Rapids
• John Skipper Column: Council did not ignore Habitat request for help
• Neb. man faces trial in bathtub drowning in Iowa
• 2 Washington, Iowa, men charged after rescue from flooded car
• 1 injured in rural Black Hawk County rollover accident
• Investigation ongoing in apartment fire in Dubuque
• Alliant apologizes for spraying in SE Iowa
• Branstad sets off on "Ready to Create Jobs" tour
• Cedar Rapids police ID pedestrian killed on I-380
• UI police to enforce football tailgating rules
• 2 die after being found in Coon Rapids water well
• Feds beef up state oversight of health insurance
• Watershed project, new Albert Lea Lake dam in planning stage
• Two face trespassing charges after being rescued
• Rockford landscape visioning program Aug. 23
• Sunny, cooler, high 79°
• Teen continues to recover after car crash
• College freshmen enjoy dorm luxuries
• Dante, Double B reign in Britt
• Power show spotlights rare farm implements
• ADA: 20 years of giving the disabled ‘some leverage’
• Una Vocis schedules auditions
• Rep. Kuhn: Working for disabled a career highlight
• Shell eggs recalled from Wright County Egg
• 'Getting to know you' could be theme of Lincoln School
• Sassy still shines in show ring
• OPENING THIS WEEK:
• 'Life got a little busier' -- Micich now heads two school districts
• If it gets too hot, school days will be shortened
• Friday will feature Lincoln dedication, beginning of Mohawk Days fundraiser
• Hampton youth gardens for fun and profit
• North Iowan, 75, has been waitress for 30 years
• Archers hone their skills
• Firefighters answer call to house filled with smoke
• Today's reader photo: Sky Diving
• Six killed in crash on I-80
• Tap water in Ames declared safe to drink
• Public preschool costly for some parents
• Traffic cameras become Cedar Rapids crash witnesses
• North Iowa Today for Saturday, Aug. 14
• Honor Flight fundraiser scheduled
• Battle of Petersburg re-enacted in East Park
• Today's reader photo: Ground lightning
• $1.3 million in improvements on council agenda
• Wedmore memorial run set for Sept. 4
• U of Iowa aims to cut binge drinking numbers
• AP Interview: Gingrich eager to oust Iowa justices
• Funeral set for Iowa teen who drowned in flood
• 2 shocked at Des Moines tire plant
• Hobos, hobo fans remember past friends
• Sheffield man gets lifesaving award at State Fair
• Don't miss Sunday's Globe Gazette
• Night of entertainment and memories starts Hobo Days
• Motorcycle rider seriously hurt in accident
• Vicious dog reports prompt Hampton to revisit its laws
• Crash near Colfax backs up I-80 traffic for miles
• Ames told to stay on the bottle
• Ames officials lift restrictions on water use
• Area calendar for Friday, Aug. 13
• Mostly cloudy, high 86°
• Ex-Des Moines cop pleads in drug, burglary charges
• 7 businesses named finalists of Pappajohn competition
• Ames must conserve to restore water after flooding
• Today's reader photo: Tumultuous Storm Clouds
• AP Interview: Pawlenty OK with move to oust judges
• Healthcare Act forums offered to employers
• State prison on lockdown after inmate fight
• Sound of the ice cream truck brings joy to all ages
• Sioux City dad sentenced to 50 years in child's death
• How to help with Red Cross flood efforts
• In memory
• Severe thunderstorm, flash flood watches in effect for North Iowa
• Ames water towers filling, but crisis continues
• Narcisse to run for Iowa governor on Iowa Party ticket
• Negligence suit in Charles City bar death dismissed
• Fire reported in Mason City pole building
• High water keeps Coralville Lake visitors away
• Culver: Branstad 'out of touch and disengaged'
• Ames resigned to bottled water after floods
• Andersen joins MCHS team as dean of students
• Culver: Son Chet’s term has been ‘remarkable’
• NIACC instructor earns top award
• M.C. Aquatic Center sets late-season schedule
• Injury news worsens for Twins, Morneau
• Authorities seek answers in Iowa teen flood death
• ISU hoping to follow Arnaud's lead
• Officials warn of dangers of cyberbullying
• North Iowans win at Iowa State Fair
• Charles City home to dog wash
• Senators agree on framework of food safety bill
• Heat advisory issued for North Iowa
• Muscatine man sentenced for deadly wreck
• Rep. Burt sues schools that refuse to enroll his children
• Ames opens drinking water sites for residents
• Galls on leaves won't harm trees
• Northbound lanes of I-35 now open
• Driver's name not released in Winnebago County accident
• Big Boar winners keep a state fair tradition alive
• Flash flood watch starts at 10 p.m. Thursday
• Former Hampton band directors making music for band shell restoration
• Police issue warning on home repair scams
• USDA: U.S. corn, soybean crops headed for record year
• Heavy rainfall ups bacteria levels at state park beaches
• Firefighters selling shirts to promote breast cancer awareness
• Police block intersection as precautionary measure
• DNR's 'go-to guy,' Ron Andrews, is retired (Richard Johnson column)
• Benefit for worker hurt in accident is Aug. 21
• Retirement Roast and Toast Celebration is Saturday at Surf
• 3 North Iowans in Bill Riley talent show
• 'Mountain Lion Mania' can run rampant
• Today's reader photo: Aerial Excitement
• Most at hearing favor new multi-purpose center downtown
• Branstad criticizes Culver's flood-recovery efforts
• North Iowa Today for Thursday, Aug. 12
• Deadline near for third-party Iowa candidates
• Vander Plaats touts campaign to oust Iowa justices
• Follow Ames flooding on Twitter
• Des Moines women to be tried together for embezzlement
• Two strains of flu will be 'going around' this fall
• Ames cuts water supply after main breaks
• Harkin: Case on Atalissa Boys is far from closed
• Guard in Afghanistan being encouraged to vote in November
• Ventura artist, son create Lake Mills’ mural
• Pickup driver killed in accident near Lake Mills
• Skate park to get lighting fixtures
• Group forms to defend Iowa court system
• Area calendar for Wednesday, Aug. 11
• Rains slow streetscape work
• Rockwell man to be sentenced for lascivious acts, indecent contact with child
• Patrol probes alcohol in Iowa crash that killed 4
• Arnolds Park woman offers reward in animal shooting
• Rising creek sweeps away 3 cars near Des Moines
• Trial begins for Des Moines man accused of killing girlfriend
• Iowa nature center's black bear dies
• Both northbound and southbound lanes of I-35 near Ames closed
• Cerro Gordo free clinic names new manager
• Appeals court rules Clear Lake man can keep livestock on property
• Today's reader photo: Shelf Cloud
• 1 person missing in storm-flooded Iowa creek
• Audit: Iowa alcohol division withheld liquor taxes
• Cerro Gordo OWI case sent back for resentencing
• Tougher rules this year at Britt's Hobo Jungle
• Clear Lake teachers will get 3% contract increases
• 4 motorcyclists killed in Iowa accident
• Vintage train promotes familiar but important track safety message
• 9 people rescued from flooded homes near Oskaloosa
• North Iowa Today for Tuesday, Aug. 10
• $2 armed robbery gets Waterloo man 25 years
• Slaughterhouse manager sent to NY prison
• Hampton pipe company to close; eight jobs lost
• Mitchell County ups penalties for steel wheel violators
• Train rides not open to public
• Man gets five years in Cerro Gordo marijuana case
• Grassley leads Conlin by 20% in latest poll
• Winnebago supervisors OK courthouse grounds display policy
• Today's reader photo: Being a squirrel is hard work
• Tornado watch in effect until 8 tonight
• Watts won't submit petition asking for more county board members
• Britt man to run as independent for Hancock supervisor post
• County helps out Portland resident with sewage system
• Insurance plan offered for high-risk individuals
• Trial set in Mason City gambling case
• Branstad agrees to three debates with Culver
• Former supervisor candidate says he has the signatures to force vote on board size
• Airport restaurant to reopen under new management
• Independent announces run for Congress
• Ex-Titonka official sentenced on sex charge in Nebraska
• Lightning hits Cedar Falls wastewater treatment plant
• Iowa traffic deaths continue to fall
• Illinois, Iowa seek rail funds for Q-C route
• Send-off held for soldiers deploying to Afghanistan
• Harkin sees 'big hole' at Lake Delhi
• Cedar Falls teen dies after falling off car
• 3 killed in motorcycle crashes before Sturgis rally
• Northwood man sentenced to five years in prison
• Former Extension agent files for Mitchell supervisor
• Polk county tries gentler way to remove kids
• Northwood council won't give to school athletic complex
• Sexual abuse trial set in Mason City case
• Sisters determined to preserve school
• Graffiti on house done by homeowner
• Severe storm warning for Franklin and Wright counties
• Wright County to vote on reducing number of county board seats
• Tall tales and urban legends are amusing (but, alas, rarely true) (Richard Johnson column)
• Survey: Branstad has double-digit lead over Culver
• Culver, Branstad have different approaches to education
• Public urged to make sure vaccinations are up to date
• Flood home relocation effort in Cedar Rapids is frozen
• Flood warnings continue in parts of Iowa
• Osage teens find ballroom dancing the bee’s knees
• New trial sought for Concepcion
• There’s a fungus among us
• Conlin schedules North Iowa appearances
• John Skipper Column: Officials want your thoughts on civic center
• Salvation Army to take applications for school supplies
• North Iowa Today for Monday, Aug. 9
• Harkin: Federal money unlikely for Lake Delhi dam
• Fire damages Luxemburg church
• Thunderstorms hit Iowa with heavy rain
• 25 years of North Iowa winners in the Iowa Lottery
• Crash near Fairbank ethanol plant leaves 2 dead
• The Classics: Shiny metal cruises the lake
• Polk City mayor offers reward for details about vandals
• Former Holcim employees move on during tough times
• Iowa City man charged with animal neglect
• Sweet corn, anyone?
• Thome powers Twins past Indians 5-4
• Fun In Fertile
• State Fair offers tracking device for parents
• North Iowa Photo Club will host 'Wild Africa' presentation
• Driver charged with eluding, OWI
• North Iowa Today for Sunday, Aug. 8
• Work on art over I-80 overpass continues
• Clarion woman is Iowan of Day at fair Thursday
• Nine ticketed for underage drinking, possession in Rockwell
• Head of Iowa cattlemen's group sees future growth
• Flu reported in state
• Minister is also personal trainer, businessman
• Fire damages building, business in downtown Elma Saturday
• North Iowa sales up 2.5% over year
• For Nichols, money ‘was wonderful’
• Poets team up to create unique anthology
• Lottery must change, adapt if it wants to keep attracting players
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for much of North Iowa
• North Iowans rushing to take advantage of low mortgage refinancing rates
• Harkin: 1,500 Iowa teachers could be rehired
• North Iowa Today for Saturday, Aug. 7
• 'Mr. Ag Economist' calls time on long career
• Holcim doors closed, but awaiting revival
• SOLD! Auctioneers are as busy as ever
• Making Strides kick-off party is Aug. 26
• Rodamaker testifies for private mortgage insurance
• Iowa Lottery: 25 years of offering dreams, supporting state
• Challenges facing Iowa's forests outlined in new report
• Branstad: Make Iowa judicial selection more like federal system; Culver says non-partisan state proc
• Truck stop ordered to pay penalty
• Vander Plaats won’t endorse Branstad
• Highway 3 repairs to affect traffic around Hampton
• Winnebago County road work moving along
• Swimming advisories posted at Clear Lake, Beeds Lake
• Public health department may move county wellness center
• Calendar for Friday, Aug. 6
• Waldorf becomes first college in Iowa with women's wrestling program
• Don't miss Sunday's Globe Gazette
• Shoppers hunt for tax-free deals
• NIACC receives $301,692 grant for students
• Gamers gather in Ottumwa
• Authorities in Fort Dodge find body
• Group seeks removal of justices over gay marriage
• Zion church sets meetings, vote on severing ties with ELCA
• Vander Plaats won't seek independent bid, targets justices
• Inter-Lake Regatta under way at Clear Lake
• Long delays expected on Highway 14 near Owatonna
• Thank-you event set for Clear Lake RAGBRAI effort
• Culver calls for increased education funding
• AMPI to close; 36 jobs lost
• North Iowa Today for Thursday, Aug. 5
• Ethics agency probing possible violations in alcohol division
• Good Shepherd puts on fundraiser for employee
• Iowa could get $32 million less for Medicaid
• Judge rules on fine for company accused of abusing disabled men in Atalissa
• Waterloo given $7 million grant for flood control
• Creations abound at MacNider art camp
• State revenue dips slightly in July
• Mason City airport boardings up 30% in July
• Good Shepherd raising funds for cancer patient
• Official sought to discipline whistle blower
• Harkin: Federal funds for Delhi dam unlikely
• Cedar Rapids: 435 flood-damaged homes demolished
• Firefighters rescue Granger boy who fell into stream
• GOP leader criticizes Culver's call to boost school aid
• Federal officials deny Saylorville Lake request
• North Iowa gets $19M from I-JOBS program
• Mason City schools set Mohawk Days fundraiser
• AMPI plant to be closed, as business is sold
• EPA approves list of 434 impaired waters in Iowa
• Public hearing set on change in steel wheels ordinance fines
• Des Moines police arrest driver accused of hitting teenager
• Mohawk Days fundraiser set for Aug. 20-21
• C.L.A.S.S. car show has revised format
• Worth County to vote on casino's future on Nov. 2
• Farm field feast or famine
• Association of the Preservation of Clear Lake picnic set for Aug. 13
• Court amends motion timeline
• School nurses, hospital honored for H1N1 case reporting
• Clear Lake councilman Monson resigns
• NE Iowa woman found dead in car in ravine
• Independents still Iowa's top voting bloc
• County working with two Portland homeowners on sewer systems
• Winnebago County discussing holiday displays rule
• Nashua man charged with drunken boating
• Clear Lake fire station bond issue passes easily
• North Iowa companies get broadband grants, loans
• Cemetery closing entrance at night, on weekends
• Veterans monument deadline approaches
• Anger after Council doesn’t discuss request
• Culver proposes 4 percent more for K-12 schools
• Cabin Coffee expanding to Waterloo
• No money in sight for rebuilding Lake Delhi dam
• National Night out a hit in East Park
• NIACC gets I-JOBS grant worth $107,000
• Pieces to Charles City bridge arrive
• Weather delays construction at Clear Lake's Surf Plaza Park
• Schoneberg provides overview of Habitat for Humanity at Noon Kiwanis
• Woodbury County rejects plan to stop produce sales
• Pair of Mason City police officers graduate from academy
• Lake Delhi group president says failed dam will be rebuilt
• Construction project to change traffic pattern starting Thursday
• Cedar Rapids succeeding in parking ticket effort
• Area calendar for Aug. 4, 2010
• Dimensional Group of Mason City to expand
• Crews in Fort Dodge search for missing man
• Guard soldiers 'ready, prepared' for Afghanistan duty
• Burlington officer charged for halfway house sex
• Iowan Hellickson wins major-league debut for Rays, beats Twins 4-2
• Winnebago board discusses policy on courthouse lawn holiday displays
• Hawks picked to finish second in Big Ten
• Mason City's Ida Evans still pondering love and war at 109
• Horseshoes a passion for a few
• Seven North Iowans face federal meth charges
• Local Guard soldiers, families prepare for deployment
• Lake Mills man pleads guilty to vehicular homicide in Hancock County
• Ask Us
• Lottery to look at online options
• Ottumwa video game hall to hold first induction
• West Des Moines investors plan to buy Glen Oaks Country Club
• State offering loans to small businesses
• Police accuse Davenport woman of trying to run down man
• Latimer man's death was self-inflicted
• Kanawha poker run to benefit youth programs
• Delta to offer more seats from Des Moines Airport
• Father, son rescued from capsized canoe on Winnebago River
• Highway 122 project traffic pattern to change Thursday
• Lake fire station bond vote is Tuesday
• Culver seeks plan for failed E. Iowa dam
• Pipe bomb found at Big Blue
• Polk County tightens inmate bus security
• Mitchell county accident injures one
• Waterloo man arrested for blasting air horn
• Man dies in rural Latimer accidential shooting
• Rhetoric hot at rallies over gay marriage issue
• Library upgrade repels buzzards (John Skipper column)
• North Iowans take honors at world horseshoe contest
• Live from the parlor ... Musicians to perform in Northwood home
• Motorcyclist dies after hitting cow in NW Iowa
• Iowa tax collections flat in July
• Streetscape tunnel asbestos removal
• Lake Delhi homes evenly split in assessed valuation
• Employers' group endorses Branstad
• State Alcoholic Beverages Division boss implementing safeguard controls
• Lake rezoning request to P&Z
• Dueling marriage rallies staged in Des Moines
• DNR says 31 Iowa dams have structural issues
• Keepin' the rhythm at 85
• Merfeld takes cancer fight to Twin Cities
• Old recording reveals Osage pioneer history
• Just short: Comets fall to Glenwood in 3A title game
• Restoration projects restore North Iowa's natural treasures
• Child injured in auto accident
• Fair a time for fun, learning
• Patch trading is a Scouting ritual
• Strike 4; we’re out
• Iowa alcohol consumption climbs
• Taxpayers shoulder heavy load for public employees’ insurance
• Flood warnings issued for Illinois, Iowa
• North Iowa Today for Sunday, Aug. 1
• 'Little lake' a busy place since dredging
• Kuhn has the job that goes BOOM!
• Iowans asked to call utilities if can’t pay bills
• Iowa officials aim to count the homeless
• 'DYNAMIC DANCING': Mason City teen lands movie role
• Conflict ebbs as Missouri River rises
• Ames re-examining 'restaurant' exemption for bars
• Rabbit: Another white meat
• Puppy given as gift from deploying dad is stolen
• Road work slowing traffic near Owatonna
• MacNider hosting art camps
• New CRP sign-up begins Monday
• Mason City Council to discuss Habitat for Humanity partnership
• RAGBRAI is a good investment
• Families say goodbye to deploying Guard unit
• First pitch for Mohawk game set for 9:15
• Man receives community service for accessing Obama's records
• Retailers push for early start to holiday shopping
• Mitchell County Fair queen has busy week
• Latham Seeds hosts ag fair
• Book tells Park Inn's story
• Dense fog advisory issued
• Man dies after fight at Mount Pleasant Moose Lodge
• North Iowa Today for Saturday, July 31
• DNR's annual upland game survey begins Sunday
• United Way funding meetings start Monday
• 40 years ago this week, it was all about Wadena
• Charles City receives state grant for community betterment projects
• Mason City teachers to get 2.62 percent raise
• Daily calendar for Friday, July 30
• No doubt about it: Comets advance to 3A title game
• RAGBRAI rider dies of injuries suffered in collision
• Lake voters to decide $2.3 million bond issue Tuesday
• North Federal Avenue work begins Monday
• Hackenmiller a cut above other craftsmen
• Don't miss Sunday's Globe Gazette
• Freight train derails in southern Iowa
• Fence post pierces man's car in Cedar Rapids
• Lawn & garden tour Aug. 5 in Northwood
• Barrus found not guilty, says civil suits likely
• Iowa receives presidential disaster declaration
• New state assistance program being crafted
• Socialist Party members have a clear message
• Twins trade for all-star closer Capps
• Library being remodeled with patrons in mind
• Photo gallery: Mohawks advance
• Volunteers to paint curbs
• Sump pump checks set in Asbury, Eastbrooke
• RAGBRAI cyclist in critical condition after Floyd County accident
• Italian team biking in 'the real America'
• Crop duster crashes near Maquoketa, walks away
• Raffle will benefit Cody Schmit scholarship fund
• Barrus case: Defense witness says victim not to be believed
• An American Hometown welcome to RAGBRAI in Charles City
• Newman bows out of 1A state tournament
• Perfect sweet corn weather yields a bountiful and tasty crop
• RAGBRAI riders come from other states, other countries
• Road trip flick wins documentary award in film festival
• Mohawks punish Ankeny miscues in 11-4 win
• State paid out almost $6.6 million to settle claims last fiscal year
• Police report few problems as riders wind through area
• Spain: Choir continues to spread its talent
• North Iowa Today for Thursday, July 29
• Iowa adopts Common Core State Standards
• Wind farm construction grinds to halt
• Jury awards Pella $788,000 in pool light lawsuit
• Clinton principal accused of unethical practices
• Democrats agree Boswell faces tough fight in 3rd District
• Some tax bills being returned to sender
• AG candidate Findley says Iowans need problem-solver
• Earth Day Clean Up and Festival
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Cerro Gordo County
• North Iowa Home And Landscaping Show
• MacNider Arts Festival - Passport To Imagination
• North Iowa Band Festival

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