Farm
1 year ago
AGCO Released Third Quarter Results

AGCO Corporation released 3rd quarter financial results Tuesday. CEO Eric Hansotia says worldwide sales were down 25 percent to 2.6 billion, and net revenue was down 73 percent to 114.8 million dollars. He says a “significant contraction” in sales is due to a “cyclical downturn” in farm income.

Local
1 year ago
O’Brien County Roads Update

Primghar, IA (NorthwestIowaNow.com) — Someone asked about the rough patches around the O’Brien County […]

Local
1 year ago
Oliver at Spencer Community Theater Final Weekend

Opening weekend for Oliver at the Spencer Community Theater was a big success, and there are three more performances this weekend. TJ Johnson is one of the stars, as well as an employee at Spencer Radio Group, so we had him talk to the cast of Oliver and tell us more about the local production.

Local
1 year ago
Two New Supervisors Elected in Dickinson County

There will be two new Supervisors in Dickinson County. Republican Levi Markwardt has defeated incumbent Democrat Tim Fairchild 1,244 to 689 in District 5.

Crime
1 year ago
Minnesota Man charged with Drug Trafficking

A Minnesota man has been charged with drug trafficking in Dickinson County.

Local
1 year ago
Parks Marina Sells Some Properties

The owners of Parks Marina have announced the sale of several of its properties located West of Highway 71

Local
1 year ago
Okoboji School Bond Approved

The 69-million-dollar bond issue for a new elementary and addition onto the high school for the Okoboji district was approved by district voters Tuesday.

Local
1 year ago
Unofficial Election Results for Races in the KICD Broadcast Area

The unofficial election results are in for the races in the KICD Broadcast area.

Local
1 year ago
Emmetsburg Bond Issue Fails

While construction of a new elementary school in Emmetsburg got a slight majority, it needed a 60 percent super majority for passage. There were 1,247 yes votes, and 1,211 no.

Local
1 year ago
New Estherville Political Signs Ordinance

The Estherville City Council approved a new ordinance for political signs that would get them in line with state code. City Administrator Penny Clayton says they no longer could enforce the old ordinance.