It has become a problem, according to city officials, when it comes to out of town and out of county residents dumping yard waste and brush in the city’s Brush and Yard Waste site. It […]
When the Joice Library and Community Center burned down last year, there was concern about how the city could rebuild their municipal institutions. However, in true northern Iowa style, citizens inside the city and the […]
Iowa expects to serve more than 1 million meals and snacks to 25,000 kids who are home from school for summer vacation. Twelve new sponsors have joined the program this year, bringing the total to […]
After cleaning out the old Annex building in Garner, the Hancock County Board of Supervisors are looking ahead as to what to do with the deteriorating structure. Sheriff Scott Dodd said there is grant money […]
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The annual Winnebago County Relay for Life will be held on Saturday on the Winnebago County Courthouse Square in Forest City. Steve Lovik of the American Cancer Society says the decision was made to follow […]
Swedish music quintet Jaerv will perform at the Boman Fine Arts Center in Forest City on Monday, June 24th at 7pm. Lynnea Fredrickson-Smith of the Boman Fine Arts Center says the band will perform a […]
The area has one of the nation’s oldest populations by percentage and it means the state’s graying residents need to be especially cautious with their money, particularly in this digital age. Ron Long, director of […]
Bleed for the Badges is a blood drive project devised by Forest City High School student Micaiah Krutsinger. He explains how the name of the initiative came to be. Krutsinger says this blood drive will […]
Now that students are out of school for the summer, work can begin on facility improvements. Forest City Superintendent Darwin Lehmann says a number of upgrades will be done before classes resume in August.
