Gov. Kim Reynolds signed S.F. 220 into law which improves on the historic tax reform that was signed into law in 2018. “Last year, we cut taxes and began reforming our broken tax code […]
Hancock County Economic Development Corporation is exploring the idea of helping the City of Britt determine the viability of a hotel in Britt. A survey is currently being circulated among business owners within the city […]
When the Water Boil Order was invoked on Friday morning, Forest City Community schools were ready with predetermined plans to handle the emergency without cancelling school. Forest City School Superintendent Darwin Lehmann explained that he […]
The land values survey released this week by the Iowa Chapter of the Realtors Land Institute shows a one-percent reduction in the average cropland values in the state. Spokesman Kyle Hansen says the change in […]
The ninth week of the 2019 legislative session saw some significant bills pass the Iowa Senate. One of these was SF 274 which protects free speech on our college campuses in Iowa. In the past […]
This weekly fishing report is compiled from information gathered from local bait shops, angler creel surveys and county and state parks staff. For current information, contact the district fisheries office at the phone number listed […]
A national campaign is encouraging boaters to Spring Aboard by enrolling in a boater education course before the kickoff to the boating season. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) works with BoaterExam and Boat-Ed […]
Enjoy those easy-to-see large flocks of turkeys feeding in the fields while you can. In the next few weeks, the winter flocks will break up, and where you saw them last weekend is not where […]
Congressman Steve King releases this statement following the announcement that the Environmental Protection Agency is issuing a proposed rule that will allow for the year round sale of E15. The proposed rule allows for the […]
