Michael Larson, commercial market president at First Interstate Bank, shared one of the things that keeps employees at the institution busy on Monday and Tuesday mornings during a Community Fraud and ...

By BILL SHEA bshea@messengernews.net Iowa Central Community College President Jesse Ulrich was in Washington, D.C., Friday ...

For a few brief shining hours Saturday afternoon, Bob Meyer, of Callender, wasn’t Bob Meyer, of Callender. Instead he was Merlin the Magician from the Realm of Camelot. He was visiting the Kingdom of ...

Obria Medical Clinics of Iowa is pleased to invite community members, business leaders, healthcare partners, and supporters to celebrate the grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new Fort ...

The Iowa Central football team secured another road win, besting Coffeyville here Saturday, 31-27. The 13th-ranked Tritons used a pair of defensive touchdowns to improve to 3-1 on the year, dropping ...

IOWA CENTRAL By DANA BECKER dbecker@messengernews.net COFFEYVILLE, Kan. – The No. 13 Iowa Central football team squares off ...

A vehicle bomb exploded Friday at a mosque near police offices in northwestern Pakistan as gunmen tried to storm the compound in an attack that killed at least 21 people and wounded 80 others, police ...

Fall is here again, which means it is time for SpringVale Farm’s annual festival, Pumpkins and Ponies. The two-day event is ...

Generations of Fort Dodge area families have purchased their washers, dryers, stoves and refrigerators from Ross’ Appliance Center. New local owners of the downtown store plan on serving future ...

A pair of special events that will be spread over several weekends will give area residents plenty of opportunities to enjoy fall colors and crisp autumn air. Pumpkinfest at Twin Lakes Bible Camp near ...

Grace Schlegel scored a runner-up finish here Tuesday at the E-Hawk Invitational, helping the St. Edmond girls cross country ...

In the wood-paneled basement of a union hall, retirees sat in folding chairs last week as they recalled how miles of steel mills and plentiful jobs had slowly disappeared. "We told our children to get ...