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Queen McKenna

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A hot, steamy night welcomed the crowd that witnessed the crowning of the new Hamilton County Fair Queen McKenna Miller. She was crowned by the 2024 Hamilton County Fair Queen Emalie Perez during the grandstand event. Miller is a 2025 graduate of South Hamilton High School. Her parents are ...

Amazon is coming to Fort Dodge; plan for delivery station revealed

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FORT DODGE — Online retail giant Amazon has purchased property in Fort Dodge and plans to build a delivery station there. The real estate purchase and the general plan for the site was confirmed by Scott Seroka, operations PR manager for the company. The property is along First Avenue ...

Corgis on the loose

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A packed crowd escaped the blistering heat and humidity in the air-conditioned show arena where the Corgi races were held. “I am not sure if any of the dogs were descendants of the late Queen Elizabeth’s Corgi as they were completely lacking in decorum,” said Lynn Pringle, who witnessed ...

Bee Keeping Basics is topic of Friday talk

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Mark Moberly of MOBEEZ, a local bee keeper, will present the basics of bee-keeping on Friday, July 25, at Shelter 1 at Brigg’s Woods Park. This event is from 8 to 9 p.m. There will be a live bee observation hive. For questions contact John Laird at 515-297-0423.

WCCT Readers Theatre is on Sunday

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Webster City Community Theatre will host a Readers Theatre on Sunday, July 27, in the lower level of the performing arts center, 1001 Willson Avenue, Webster City. This event begins at 3 p.m. “The Café Mocha Murders” by Diana Strasse, which is the next production at WCCT, will be read. ...

There will be no Market Night tonight

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There will be no Market Night tonight due to the ongoing Hamilton County Fair. Market Night will return to downtown Webster City on Thursday, July 31, with Iowa performer Birdy Young sponsored by Good Life RV.