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ALGONA—Marcia Baade stands in a darkened room. Through the large windows in front of her, she can see people reading, watching television or playing games. Hanging on either side of her are...
WHITTEMORE—Matt and Hilary (McGuire) Kollasch, both Bishop Garrigan graduates, took different routes to this place. The husband and wife team are now five years into a venture that has changed the...
ALGONA—The World War II home-front drama “Silent Night In Algona” is now in full pre-production mode. The film will be shot in late fall.
“Silent Night in Algona” (Inspired by Actual Events) is a...
ALGONA—Kossuth Regional Health Center has been named a Top 20 Critical Access Hospital by the National Rural Health Association (NRHA).
The Top 20 Critical Access Hospital award winners are chosen...
ALGONA—Police Chief Kendall Pals expressed a realistic approach to his decision to retire as Algona’s police chief on June 30.
“They just need somebody younger with more energy because my blueprint...
ALGONA—Plans to renovate Central Park received a big boost Monday when the Wellmark Foundation announced it is providing a $100,000 grant to the city of Algona for the project.
The city is one of 13...
ALGONA—The Algona Senior Center and the Stinson Prairie Arts Council teamed up to hold an exhibit of local artist at the Senior Center May 5, 6 and 7. Wednesday morning the Senior Center hosted a...
KOSSUTH COUNTY—Kossuth County Public Health will soon deliver COVID-19 vaccines to communities throughout Kossuth County with the help of a mobile vaccine station.
On Tuesday, May 25, vaccine...
KOSSUTH COUNTY—No Kossuth County deaths from COVID-19 have been recorded in the past two weeks, according to information posted on the state’s coronavirus website. The death toll stands at 64, with...
ALGONA—The Algona Community School Board approved the use of PPEL dollars in the amount of $50,000 up front and $20,000 a year for four years to purchase a new scoreboard for the athletic field. This...