by Cami Koons, Iowa Capital Dispatch February 26, 2025 An Iowa bill promises to fund the Double Up Food Bucks program, but only if the
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Sampsons Honored with 40th Allbaugh Community Service Award
By Edward Lynn, Editor EAGLE GROVE — Mark and Ann Sampson have been named the recipients of the 40th annual Allbaugh Community Service Award, recognizing
Eagle Grove Chamber, CDC Leaders Address Growth, Challenges at Annual Dinner
By Edward Lynn, Editor EAGLE GROVE, Iowa – Local business and community leaders gathered at the Rails Depot event center Monday night, for the joint
Hundreds protest as Legislature debates removing gender identity from Iowa Civil Rights Act
By: Robin Opsahl Lawmakers in both chambers are considering legislation Thursday that would remove protections from discrimination on the basis of gender identity from Iowa civil
Former sheriff, being sued by his successor, must repay jobless benefits
By: Clark Kauffmen A former county sheriff who collected unemployment benefits after losing his bid for reelection will now have to repay those benefits, a
Senate panel advances death penalty bill for murder of peace officers
By: Robin Opsahl A Senate subcommittee advanced this year’s proposal to reinstate the death penalty in Iowa in cases where a person is found guilty
Eagle Grove’s 88-Year-Old Referee and Teacher Still Inspiring Generations of Iowans
By Edward Lynn, Editor EAGLE GROVE, Iowa — At 88 years old, Jerry Becker isn’t slowing down. And last week, his incredible story of dedication
Ducks Unlimited Fundraiser Draws Local Outdoor Enthusiasts, Raises Funds for Wetlands
By Edward Lynn, Editor CLARION, IOWA – The Red Shed event center was packed with outdoor sports and hunting enthusiasts on Saturday night as Ducks
Wright County Faces Challenges with Conservation Grants and State Mental Health Changes, But Advances Infrastructure
by Amanda Rink, Editor, the Wright County Monitor The Wright County Board of Supervisors met Monday morning to discuss a range of county matters, including