Environmental groups recently asked the federal government to intervene in northeast Iowa, where ag pollution is believed to have contaminated scads of private wells with
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Supervisors Amend Budget, Set Fireworks Dates
The Wright County Board of Supervisors approved amending the current budget after a public hearing April 29. The amendment was needed due to an increase
Soil Management and Land Valuation Conference Is May 15
AMES, Iowa – Farm managers, rural appraisers, real estate brokers and others interested in the Iowa land market can receive timely updates at this year’s
Regulators Deny Late Requests to Delay Carbon Dioxide Pipeline Decision
In a split vote, the Iowa Utilities Board declined to solicit more evidence before it decides whether to issue a pipeline permit to Summit Carbon
Agency Won’t Disclose Payment Status of $5.7 Million in Iowa Nursing Home Fines
Last year, the federal government imposed 244 fines totaling $5.7 million against Iowa nursing homes, but it won’t say which of those fines remains unpaid.
Roadway Safety Tips for Motorists and Farmers during Planting Season
AMES, Iowa – Planting season has begun with vigor, and it is crucial for motorists to be aware of safety precautions while sharing the roadways
City Warns of Nuisance Bills, Urges Property Owners to Take Advantage of Clean Up Days
The City of Eagle Grove will hold its annual Spring Clean Up Days Wednesday, May first through Saturday, May fourth. This newspaper has published several
HS Choir Regales at Rotary
The Eagle Grove High School Choir performed for the residents at the Rotary Senior Living last Tuesday.
Bears Still Reading – With an Extra Stitch Here and There
Colleen Bartlett of Iowa Central Community College was the guest reader for first and second graders last week, as Deb Townsend (aka “Tutu the Elf”)
