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Chevron to restart biodiesel facility in central Iowa
RALSTON, Iowa (KCRG) - Chevron announced Thursday that it will restart a biodiesel facility with the capacity to fuel 275,000 18-wheelers every year. The Ralston has been shut down since 2024 after a downturn in the market. Chevron says market conditions have improved and is reopening with the partnership of...
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United Way Of Carroll Hosts Annual Chili Cook-Off Friday At Piranha Club
The region’s potagers will gather at the Piranha Club in Carroll tomorrow (Friday) night to test their culinary skills in the United Way of Carroll’s 2026 Chili Cook-Off, and the public is invited to join as judges for the group’s annual fundraiser. United Way Executive Director Mallory Patterson says they’ll kick off the evening’s activities around 5 p.m. with a great slate of chilis to try for only $5 per person.
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Chargers Top Returners for Girls Basketball
The AC/GC Chargers girls basketball team is gearing up for the start of the season with some preseason activities. As the team gets ready, there are some names to keep in mind when remembering returning statistical leaders. Now senior Stella Largent is the returner with the most field goals made/attempted with 93 made on 202 attempts, and highest field goal percentage at 46 percent. Now senior Meranda Gruber is the returning three pointers made/attempted leader, going 34 of 90 for a 37.8 percent three point percentage. She also is the returner with the highest effective field goal percentage, sitting at 49 percent. Largent is also the leading returner in free throws made/attempted, going 62 of 90, a 68.9 percent from the charity stripe.
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New Option Sparks Renewed Debate Over Alta Library Location
A new possibility has emerged in Alta’s long-running library debate — but city leaders remain divided over where the community’s future library should go. The issue resurfaced during Monday night’s city council strategic planning session, a year after voters rejected a $1.25 million bond referendum for a new library. The November 2025 proposal would have funded a 4,200-square-foot building in the north end of the city park. It failed 315 to 208, falling short of the required 60% approval.