Winnebago Cooperative Telecom Association (WCTA) and Aureon recently presented a $1,300 grant to the Lake Mills Fire Department (LMFD) to support their project in raising funds for Streamlight Survivor Flashlights.
Join local author, Catherine Van Hove, as she talks about her book “I’m Packin’ . . . Insulin: A Journey of Living Fearlessly with Type 1 Diabetes,” at the Lake Mills Public Library, Thursday, Nov. 30. The book gathering will begin at 6:30 p.m.
Kim Brackey, rural Lake Mills, has taken the open position as director of the Lake Mills Public Library, and started Wednesday, Nov. 1.
Blake Storby, a senior at Luther College, Decorah, was the recipient of the Bob Naslund award.
KIOW radio celebrated their 45th anniversary, Nov. 8, with an open house and a ribbon cutting at their new studio, now located in downtown Forest City on N. Clark St.
KIOW radio celebrated their 45th anniversary, Nov. 8, with an open house and a ribbon cutting at their new studio, now located in downtown Forest City on N. Clark St.

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The Winnebago County Conser-vation Board will be hosting their annual Monarch Tagging program Tuesday evening, Sept. 5, at the Thorpe Park shelter house. A short program about the Monarch butterfly will be given beginning at 6:30 p.m., with the tagging session afterwards. Thorpe Park is located...
The Worth County 4-H General Livestock Judging Team were recently named champions at the Freeborn County Fair in Albert Lea, Minn. Team members pictured above (L-R): Coach and Worth County Extension Education Specialist, Dennis Johnson, Adylyn Petersen, Layla Scarlett, Owen Binnebose, Lloyd...
Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) classes are now integral components of students’ educations. Increasingly students are drawn to STEM education, including pursuing STEM pathways in high school, because of the doors such an education can open in the future. According to the...
A school experience goes beyond lessons learned in the classroom. Part of what helps shape well-rounded students are the skills they sharpen and memories they make while engaging in extracurricular activities. Extracurricular involvement shows that students can stick with activities for extended...
By Erin Jordan The Gazette Iowa judges recently have sided with open government advocates trying to gain access to public records and attend public meetings—with the latest ruling requiring the state to pay $135,000 in legal fees for three media organizations denied records by Gov. Kim Reynolds...
Lake Mills Community School is thrilled to introduce you to our talented and passionate new staff members who have joined our Bulldog family this academic year. These individuals bring a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to their roles, and we are excited to have them contributing to the success...
Recently, Sarah (Petersen) Hoerler, formerly of rural Emmons, Minn. was honored at the American Dental Hygiene Association Annual Conference in Chicago, Ill. On July 5, Sarah was recognized nationally by the professional association of the American Dental Hygiene Association as the outstanding...
The Winnbago County Recorder warns residents of  online passport scams. Do not pay any passport fees online. Passport fees must be paid during your in-person appointment. You will never be charged to schedule a passport appointment. You will never be charged for passport applications or forms....
Registration for the Healthiest State 13th Annual Walk, presented by Delta Dental of Iowa, is now open. On Wednesday, Oct. 4, thousands of Iowans across the state will participate in organized walks at schools, workplaces and in their communities.  Registration is free and easy: Visit...
State Treasurer Roby Smith is encouraging Iowans to visit his Great Iowa Treasure Hunt booth at the Iowa State Fair and search for unclaimed money. “Many Iowans would argue there is nothing better than their favorite food on a stick,” said Smith. “But I would argue those Iowans have never stopped...

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