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Jul- 2026 -28 July
Fire at Agri Star Meat Plant in Postville Under Control, No Injuries Reported
Latest from the Allamakee County Sheriff’s Office on Tuesday’s (07.28) fire at the Agri Star meat plant in Postville. From…
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28 July
Bull News Podcast for Tuesday, July 28, 2026
Bull News Podcast for Tuesday, July 28, 2026….segment 1 Bull News Podcast for Tuesday, July 28, 2026….segment 2 Note: some…
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28 July
New Hampton Police Department Set to Return to Being Fully Staffed
The New Hampton Police Department (NHPD) is set to return to full staff. During their meeting on July 20th, the…
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28 July
Charles City Artist Paints Mural for Floyd County Medical Center’s Employee Wellbeing Space
The work of a local artist will forever be preserved and remembered at Floyd County Medical Center (FCMC). Throughout June…
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28 July
Memorial Held for Former Charles City Mayor, Historian Sisson
A memorial was held Friday (07.24) to honor a former Charles City mayor who passed away last week. Often referred…
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28 July
Community Conversation: Lacy Rosonke – Chickasaw County Relay For Life Sunday (08.02)
In this Community Conversation, presented by Floyd County Medical Center, 95.1 The Bull’s Mark Pitz talks with Lacy Rosonke about…
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28 July
Bremer County Fair Opens Second Year in Its New Home
The 2026 Bremer County Fair opened its seven-day run Sunday (07.26) for just its second year on their new fairgrounds…
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27 July
Bull News Podcast for Monday, July 27, 2026
Bull News Podcast for Monday, July 27, 2026….segment 1 Bull News Podcast for Monday, July 27, 2026….segment 2 Note: some…
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27 July
On Split Vote, First Reading of Urban Chicken Ordinance in Charles City Advances
The first reading of an ordinance to allow residents to own chickens within Charles City passed last week on a…
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27 July
Public Hearing Gives New Hampton City Council Feedback on Personal Transportation Device Ordinance
The New Hampton City Council last week (07.20) advanced the first reading of an ordinance to address the growing problem…
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