With COVID questions filling the minds of many in Wright County, one of the things they are wondering about is whether or not the Eagle
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School Board sets Commencement for June 20
The Eagle Grove Board of Education spent some time discussing the holding of the Graduation ceremony. According to Superintendent Jess Toliver, the directors needed to
Processors trying to manage through a difficult situation
The news has been full of stories about how livestock producers are trying their best to cope with the problem of getting animals to the
Artsy Mama hoping she will be “Making It” soon
What would you do if you knew you couldn’t fail? What could be accomplished if we all took this mindset? What would we all be
Weathering the storm…together
If you’ve ever donated to GoServ Global based here in Eagle Grove, you are part of an amazing thing that happened in our town on
Iowa State Fair Board Votes to Postpone 2020 Iowa State Fair to 2021
Options for 4-H and FFA youth livestock shows are under review The Iowa State Fair Board, the governing body who oversees the Iowa State Fair,
PRESS RELEASE FOR THE WRIGHT COUNTY COURTHOUSE
For the continued safety of the staff and public, the Wright County Courthouse will continue the buildings restricted access with the following changes: Starting Monday
COVID numbers rising in Wright County – result of more testing
Wright County has recently been listed as one of the top three COVID-19 “hot spots” in Iowa. Wright County Supervisor and Public Information Officer Karl
COVID concerns in Wright County
COVID concerns are on the rise in Wright County, but so too is a proactive approach to testing and contact tracing (meaning in-depth questions about
2020 Wright County Fair will not open to the public due to COVID-19
Wright County District Junior Fair Manager Tricia Rosendahl, along with the entire Fair Board, announced last Friday, May 29, that they have made the difficult
