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Hagie Plant Closes Leaving Clarion Officials Trying to Find a Buyer
A top official in the City of Clarion says Deere and Company’s decision to close a site where self-propelled crop sprayers have been made for 79 years is disappointing. Clint Middleton has lived in Clarion for 27 years and has been the city administrator since 2019. Ray Hagie invented...
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Hunting with Heroes Ready for Veteran’s Day Event in Lakota
–The Lakota based Hunting with Heroes organization is gearing up for their annual Veteran’s Day drive through event, which keeps growing each year. Spokesperson Bernie Becker tells KLGA News that they are prepared for another big day as they will once again provide a complete Thanksgiving meal for any veteran or any widow of a veteran.
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Garner Looks to Next Summers Aquatic Center Issues
The Garner City Council is facing a growing problem found in many area cities with aquatic centers. The ability to recruit and hire lifeguards. Certification and operation of a aquatic center requires a specific number to be on duty at all times. In Garner, Mayor Tim Schmidt agrees that the challenge is present.
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Carroll City Council To Welcome New Police Officer, Consider SCADA System At Monday’s Meeting
The Carroll City Council meets Monday for its next regularly scheduled meeting, with water control systems and a police employment contract on its agenda. The council convenes at 5:15 p.m. at Carroll City Hall. On Nov. 4, the council met for the first of several planning sessions as it begins its Fiscal Year (FY) 2028 budget preparations. City Manager Aaron Kooiker says last Wednesday’s meeting was a good start to the months-long process.
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Parents face grueling $855 fines if their kids play in the street under bombshell new law in city
A NEW law in one US city has parents facing hefty fines if their kids play in the streets. City officials hope that the new law will keep both kids and streets safer. In Waukee, Iowa, city officials passed an ordinance in September to fine parents that allow their children to play in the streets.