Five full-time employees of the Briggs Woods Conference Center and the part-time staff will not have a job after Aug. 1. During the special meeting held Wednesday morning the Hamilton County supervisors announced that the staff had already been notified. The supervisors faced a full ...
It’s back. Market Nights, one of the most successful downtown chamber events returns tonight with more music, more vendors and a lot of enthusiasm. Starting at 5:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m., Market Nights have produce, products and performances thoughout the evening. Tonight will introduce a new special evening, featuring “Youth Entrepreneur Night.” This will allow the community to meet and encourage the young innovators and future business owners a chance to show off their products and services, and allow them to learn first hand how to present and market their items. New ...
Six students pursuing careers in healthcare have been awarded $1,000 scholarships from the Van Diest Medical Center Auxiliary. Recipients include recent high school graduates Sydney Gelder of Ellsworth, who plans to study nursing at the University of Northern Iowa; Alivia Burns of ...
The earliest returns for the primary election were mostly statewide results. The results for Hamilton County were not released by presstime. In the United States Senate race, Ashley Hinson, who was running against Jim Carlin for the Republican party was leading by 75% and was predicted the winner. Josh Turek was declared the winner against Zach Wahls. Hinson and Turek will face each other in the fall. The Republican race for governor was mixed at press time, with U.S. Rep. Feenstra and Zach Lahn trading leading positions. Also on the ballot were state Rep. Eddie Andrews, Brad ...
If you have wondered why there have been so many out-of-state cars around Webster City this spring, the answer might surprise you. It’s the weather. And it’s golf. And it’s tourists….and this is what sports tourism can look like. For Hamilton County and Webster City, the ...
On Sunday evening, Webster City was filled with glee and laughter as the Kendall Young Library welcomed families to its Family Summer Kickoff Party, launching the library’s summer reading program with games, food, music, and activities for all ages. The event featured balloon art, face ...
