Friday Nov 13 | Okobojian
To read first or not to read first?
When my mother, Joan Clements Wilson, was still able to communicate on an intellectual level, before Alzheimer's disease robbed her of her cognitive abilities, she and I engaged in an ongoing debate, albeit one that neither of us took very seriously.
Funeral services for James Dahl, 81, of Estherville were held 10:30 a.m. Monday, Nov.
How You Can Escape From A Sinking Car
A North Dakota community is reeling tonight after the tragic loss of three Dickinson State University softball players.
Authorities in Dickinson county are looking for the bandit that held up a convenience store Saturday night.
Hits of a 69 and The Rubber Band
Posted on Oct 16, 2009 by Dave Rasdal . When The Rubber Band takes the stage at 7 p.m. Tuesday night at the Nob Hill Ballroom north of Decorah, Iowa, it symbolizes a return to the '60s. Formed in 1966, The Bubber Band had gone by other names before it settled on that one.
The city of Arnolds Park was awarded a $75,000 REAP grant on Monday for upgrades at the Abbie Gardner City Park.
Biz Buzz: Ex-Wells Dairy chief adds pizazz to pavilion with Fun House finds
Former teacher turned author returns to Hinton
Retired Hinton School teacher Jane Kauzlarich will be in Hinton Wednesday signing copies of her book "Quack." The book went on sale in August.
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Decorah resident Darrell Winkie inducted into Iowa Rock + Roll Hall of Fame Posted: Monday, September 21st, 2009 Decorah native Darrell Winkie has been inducted into the Iowa Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Highway 86 trail construction ahead of schedule
Recreational trail construction requires skillful engineering and material fabrication.
For Roger Smith's 80th birthday, his daughter bought him a movie star. Smith and his wife, Harriet Danielson, were enjoying a birthday party surrounded by family and friends, when he heard a sound that brought him back to his youth - the unmistakable putter of his first vehicle.
For firefighters, no emergency's too high
Members of fire departments from Dickens, Spirit Lake and Arnolds Park/Okoboji scale the side of a grain elevator in Dickens as part of a training exercise.
Cocktails case complicates Smokefree Air Act interpretation
Judge suggests 14-day liquor license suspension The Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division is considering a 14-day suspension for Cocktails in Arnolds Park for violations of the Iowa Smokefree Air Act.
Historic Arnolds Park board boasts bandshell plan
Drawings of the new Preservation Plaza bandshell were presented at the Historic Arnolds Park annual meeting last weekend.
Retired Hinton teacher's book about ducks takes flight
Jane Kauzlarich, a former Hinton Community School teacher, wrote nine children's books in her "I'd Like To Be" Animal Series.
Retired Hinton teacher's book about ducks takes flight
Jane Kauzlarich, a former Hinton Community School teacher, wrote nine children's books in her "I'd Like To Be" Animal Series.
Corvette enthusiasts unite for car show, weekend events
Corvette owners with the University of Okoboji's Corvette Club have a full weekend of activities for owners and enthusiasts of the legendary performance car.