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Spencer Sells Second Lot in North Y Development
-0- The first business to purchase a lot from the city was Robinson Funeral Home, which already had a location in Spirit Lake. Owner Cory Robinson says they’re down to some finishing touches inside the new structure. His son – Spencer Robinson – will be moving back to the corridor to join the family business.
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Lakota nonprofit gives back to veterans through hunting and meals
LAKOTA, Iowa — Sixteen years ago, Jason Becker read a book called “Final Salute” and paid a visit to Arlington National Cemetery. He thought about those two things, and speaking with his Dad, Bernie, the two agreed there were things they could do to encourage and help veterans. Thus, Lakota Hunting With Heroes was founded. […]
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Largest Fundraiser for KRHC Auxiliary Kicks off Wednesday
–The gift shop at Kossuth Regional Health Center will have it’s annual Holiday Open house today and Thursday, which in turn helps fund the KRHC Auxiliary. Kris Schlievert helps to run the gift shop, and she recently talked about the event on the KRHC Report. Along with all of...
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26th Annual “Stuff the Trailer” Food Drive is this Friday
–The 26th annual “Stuff the Trailer” food drive is coming up Friday to benefit the Kossuth County Food Pantry. The event will once again be held outside the KLGA/KLGZ studios along Nebraska Street in downtown Algona, as Owner and General Manager Bernie Merrill says donations can be dropped off without even getting out of your vehicle.
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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.