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EIOT: Cedar Falls dominates Prairie 35-13 in debut of new stadium
Cedar Falls opens the season in style, defeating Prairie 35-13 to send the home fans attending the school's new stadium happy. Senior Davarrion Clark was spectacular for the Tigers, rushing for 213 yards and four touchdowns against the Hawks.
Saturday Morning Fishing Report: Labor Day Weekend Fishing is Rated Good
Sunny, with a high near 81. Light west wind becoming southwest 5 to 10 mph in the morning. Clear, with a low around 54. Southwest wind 7 to 9 mph becoming north after midnight. Winds could gust as high as 18 mph. Sunny, with a high near 71. North wind...
Mason City Fire Department Deputy Chief retires after 28 years of service
MASON CITY, Iowa- It was a bittersweet day for the Mason City Fire Department as its Deputy Chief- EMS, Carl Ginapp is retiring after 28 years of service. Family, friends and co-workers gathered at the Mason City Fire Department on Aug. 30 to celebrate his career. At the ceremony, Chief...
America's Newspapers welcomes new members
America's Newspapers is proud to welcome new newspaper members this week:. DecorahNews.com is an ad-supported online/mobile news site that covers news in the city of Decorah, Iowa, and Winneshiek County, Iowa. The online newspaper is fully funded by advertisers. Lon Haenel is publisher. The Lewiston Tribune covers eight counties in...
Koppes paces young Rams at season-opening Mustang Gallop
CEDAR RAPIDS – Junior Alyza Koppes picked up where she left off last fall, claiming a top-five finish to pace the young Rams at Friday's season-opening Mustang Gallop at Seminole Valley Park. Koppes finished fifth overall in the 65-woman field. The 2023 all-conference performer clocked a 5K time of...
ANNUAL LABOR DAY PICNIC SET FOR RIVERSIDE PARK
A SIOUXLAND TRADITION HONORING OUR WORKFORCE WILL ONCE AGAIN TAKE PLACE ON LABOR DAY MONDAY. CRAIG LEVINE OF THE INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS LOCAL 231 SAYS IT’S TIME FOR THE 121ST ANNUAL LABOR DAY PICNIC:. PICNIC4 OC…….AGAIN THIS WEEK. :17. PART OF THE TRADITION IS SPEECHES...
Davenport city officials respond to Iowa Oversight Committee inquiry into alleged harassment, settlements with 3 city employees
DAVENPORT, Iowa — The City of Davenport is shedding more light on accusations of harassment inside city hall and settlements with former city employees. The Iowa House Oversight Committee's request for information questioned the City's handling of settlements with three former employees, including a $1.6 million settlement with former City Administrator Corri Spiegel. The City shared its response to the committee's inquiry in an email sent to News 8 on Friday at 2:20 p.m. Chief Communications Officer Denise Hnytka said that the following are the key takeaways from the City's response:
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