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MONDAY, DEC. 18

Higher yield doesn’t necessarily mean higher profits for farmers, Ag Partners member Brian Meyer said Wednesday, stating it’s entirely contingent on input cost.

Laura Belin: Iowa's proposed abortion rules bear little resemblance to accepted standards of care for treating pregnant patients.

Thirty-two months later, the committee reviewing history, context and public comments about Carrie Chapman Catt concluded the Central Campus building bearing the suffragist’s name will keep its name.   The committee received 311 public comments regarding the name change and announced the committee’s final decision Thursday.  University naming policies, established shortly before the Catt committee was...

Voters picked Republicans for mayor in both Angola and Kendallville Tuesday.

A 60-day period to share thoughts, comments and concerns about the name of the building home to the headquarters of the College of Liberal Arts closes Sunday.   The Review Committee for Consideration for Removal of Names from University Property was formed in March 2021 and will conclude its work with a second and final vote...

To the Editor:

ALBION — A lawsuit challenging the validity of the results of a September Republican Party caucus to fill a ballot vacancy in the November General Election for Avilla Town Council

Monday, October 16, 2023 - The film "I Married the War" will have its North Dakota premier Beach on Tues., Oct. 17. and at the Fargo Air Museum on Thurs., Oct. 19. Main Street visits with the filmmakers, Ken and Betty Rodgers. \“I Married the War\” is a documentary film giving voice to wives of combat veterans from World War II to the present-day Middle East wars. ~~~ Farming is risky — success depends on the weather, and the weather is getting more extreme. As Harvest Public Med...

Rival high schools united Friday to raise money for families impacted by breast cancer.