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Algona, Iowa is located in Kossuth County. Zip codes in Algona, IA include 50511. More Algona information.

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Thursday Feb 2 | Hampton Chronicle

Kathrine Kofoot

Kathrine Kofoot Kathrine Leona-Jo Kofoot of Algona died Friday, Jan. 27, 2012, from injuries sustained in a head-on collision when another car crossed the center line on Highway 169 not far from her home.

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Wed Feb 01, 2012

Hampton Chronicle

Former Hampton resident, ISU student dies in car wreck

Former Hampton resident, ISU student dies in car wreck A 21-year-old former Hampton resident, Kathrine Leona Jo Kofoot of Algona, died Friday, Jan.

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Mon Jan 30, 2012

The Messenger

Katherine Leona-Jo Kofoot

Kathrine Leona-Jo Kofoot of Algona died Friday, January 27, 2012 from injuries sustained in a head on collision when another car crossed the center line on highway 169 not far from her home.

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Fri Jan 27, 2012

The Messenger

2 dead, 3 hurt in 169 crash

Two people were killed in a head-on collision near Bode that also injured a Webster County jailer and two inmates Friday evening.

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Mon Jan 16, 2012

The Estherville Spirit

Bootleggers Pub & Grub opens in Dolliver

If you can build a professional baseball field in an Iowa cornfield and attract thousands of people, then you should be able to open a pub and restaurant in Dolliver, right? Dietrich, along with his cousin, cook and web designer Jean Radunz of Maple Hill; Maci LaPlant, waitress, dishwasher and custodian; Dave Brashear, bartender who was invaluable ... (more)

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KIMT

Local Towns Move Up in Blue Zones Rankings

Some north Iowa towns are gaining more support to be potential blue zone community.

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