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ANKENY—Two Algona High School students captured seventh- place in the 29th annual Des Moint Area Community College (DMACC)/Iowa Automobile Dealers Association (IADA) Automotive Skills Contest...
“Some people may not be aware of what we do and how we can help,” said Ben Kraus, one of three OT therapist at KRHC. The other therapists are Kim Dahlhauser and Sara Poeppe.
Occupational Therapy is...
ALGONA—The city’s board of adjustment Tuesday night, April 6, unanimously approved a special use permit to operate a daycare within the city’s essential services district.
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ALGONA— Four guest speakers shared a glimpse of what their military experience was like and Billie Wille was selected as the woman of the year during the 17th annual Algona Area Chamber of Commerce...
ALGONA—Kossuth County received doses of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine that requires one inoculation rather than the two required for the Moderna or Pfizer vaccines in the effort to stave off COVID-...
ALGONA—U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra (R-Hull) made stops in Kossuth, Palo Alto, Winnebago and Hancock counties on Tuesday, April 5, as part of a 39-county tour of the Fourth Congressional District....
ALGONA—Kossuth supervisors decided to not make changes in mask protocols for people working in or visiting county facilities.
During their regular meeting Tuesday morning, April 6, at the courthouse...
ALGONA—Algona Municipal Utilities (AMU) trustees last week approved an agreement for the acquisition of wind energy through participation in the Willow Creek Wind Energy Facility and a resulting...
ALGONA—For 24 days, water gushed from a broken water line in the basement of the building at 121 N. Hall St., the location of the Somewhere in Tyme Antique Store, which has been closed due to the...
ALGONA—It’s going to cost $67,354.85 for the city of Algona to fix a problem with its relatively new hand-held digital radios.
At a meeting Monday night, April 5, the city council approved the...