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Franklin Supervisors held a special meeting Monday

Monday afternoon the Franklin County Board of Supervisors held a special meeting and continued to discuss the proposed idea of an agreement in which Franklin General Hospital would begin overseeing the public health and home care sectors,

Dirty Soda?

A few years ago, Pilk took over social media. The mix of milk with Pepsi is nothing new. It’s been in pop culture before like on Laverne & Shirley. It got popular again, as people said it

North Iowa man sent to federal prison Monday

A 44-year-old Mason City man was sentenced in U-S Federal Court in Sioux City Monday to more than 18 years in prison after he entered a guilty plea in January to conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine. Evidence in

Crop planting falls behind last year’s pace

Just 8 percent of Iowa’s expected corn crop was planted during the week ending Sunday, May 5th, for a total of 47 percent planted. This meant progress went from ahead of average to lagging 2 days behind

Columbia University cancels main commencement in favor of smaller ceremonies after protests

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Columbia University has cancelled its university-wide graduation ceremony on Monday in favor of smaller, school-based events amid ongoing pro-Palestinian protest demonstrations in the city and other college campuses across the country. A university official told NBC News that the

Local girls tennis players qualify for state

Girls tennis state qualifying singles & doubles tournaments were held Monday, and several local student-athletes placed either first or second to qualify for the Class 1A state tournament. Region 6 at Decorah: Adria Neymeyer, Aplington-Parkersburg – singles