Area farmers are welcoming the warmer temperatures for their corn. After a very wet spring that saw minor flooding and ponding in local fields, the drying nature of hot temperatures combined with the humidity is […]
“Overall, the Supreme Court ruling delaying the Trump Administration’s restoration of a citizenship question to the decennial census is a ridiculous example of judicial overreach,” said King. “However, buried within Part III of the decision is […]
A restored World War Two-era bomber flew into Mason City Friday, offering tours and flights to small groups of passengers. While 12-thousand of the Flying Fortresses were built during the war, only a few remain […]
Iowa’s string of mild winters came to a screeching halt midway through 2019 when the calendar turned to February and the weather pattern went haywire. “We had such an unusual winter last year – started […]
Traditionally, the 4th of July weekend is the busiest period on Iowa waters. Boating, paddling, fishing, and swimming are even more popular with what are often the warmest temperatures of the year. When factoring in […]
Area residents and outdoor workers over the weekend are heeding the calling for both the temperature and the humidity levels to go higher, and health officials caution people to be prepared for the heat. Floyd […]
Lawrence (Larry) H. Boller, 84, of Belmond, IA, formerly a long time farmer in rural Goodell, IA, died, Thursday, June 27, 2019, under the care of Gateway Hospice at the Rehabilitation Center of Belmond following […]
Anyone driving around Forest City has seen the road work that continues into July. Much of the work is dependent on the weather. Asphalt overlay work is near completion. Asphalt overlay of intersections along […]
