Community leader and local businessman Rick Rasmussen has announced that he will run for re-election as Wright County Supervisor in District 1. "We’ve worked hard
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County discusses coronavirus mitigation at Prestage
Over the past several weeks the Wright County Board of Supervisors (BOS) and the Wright County Board of Health (BOH) has stayed in constant communication
16 employees at Prestage Foods of Eagle Grove test positive for COVID-19
Prestage Foods of Iowa has received confirmation from Iowa Department of Public Health that 16 employees who work at its pork plant in Eagle Grove
Appreciating the underappreciated- Clarion Fire Department feeds 100 truck drivers last Friday
As shoppers have been furiously stocking up on supplies like groceries and toilet paper over the last month, it is easy for people
C-G-D district opts for “Voluntary Educational Enrichment Opportunities” during shutdown
Like so many other public meetings during the time of coronavirus, the Clarion-Goldfield-Dows Board of Education meeting
School board approved budget, passed resolution to suspend policies due to COVID-19
Also at the Monday C-G-D Board of Education meeting, the board also approved the fiscal year 2020-21 budget as it was reflected in previous publications.
Supervisors hear about primary election plans
At the regular meeting of the Wright County Board of Supervisors on Monday, County Auditor Betty Ellis briefly discussed the upcoming primary election scheduled for
Council approves four resolutions, talks small business relief
The Tuesday, April 7 Clarion City Council meeting was held via conference call with all council members, the
Former Dubuque man’s winter bike ride takes him through Clarion
Originally published in the Telegraph Herald, Dubuque, Iowa on February 16, 2020. When I was growing up in rural Iowa, I explored every country
Reynolds orders more businesses to close; decision on schools to be made this week
Even more businesses have been ordered closed as the novel coronavirus continues to spread across the state. As of Sunday, April 12, there have