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How do you do Halloween?
October 28, 2012 It’s not just Big Bird that’s trending. In Fort Dodge, designing your own costume is in, at least according to the costume department at Party Productions. more »» 
Back to the ’50s at FDSH
October 28, 2012 A poet who practices dying to spark inspiration. An artist who paints people’s faces, with or without their permission. more »»
A JOYful Event will benefit Averill foundation
October 21, 2012 Four hands worth of fancy fingers will be featured at A JOYful Event this year. more »»
Dueling Pianists eager to help out
October 21, 2012 Mike Leeds and his dueling pianos partner, Andy Anderson, are excited about the upcoming Study Club annual Charity Gala, Leeds said in a phone interview. more »» 
Numismatic group brings state show to FD
October 21, 2012 This coin show will have more than just coins. Visitors can see a Fort Dodge $20 bank note, a genuine $1,000 bill and 50 pounds of Spanish shipwreck silver worth more than $30,000. more »» 
TRMC?Auxiliary selling Angels of Love
October 21, 2012 At Trinity Regional Medical Center, Angels of Love are both a fundraiser and a tribute. For 12 years, the hospital Auxiliary has been selling angel ornaments in memory or honor of a loved one. more »»
Choral Society will present concerts in FD, Webster City
October 21, 2012 Fort Dodge Choral Society will present “The Singing Spirit” at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at First United Church of Christ in Webster City and at 3 p.m. Oct. 28 at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Fort Dodge. more »» 
Looking for different views
October 21, 2012 Thirty-two photographers took part in the Scott Kelby Worldwide Photowalk in Fort Dodge on Oct. 13. more »»
It’s time to celebrate winter squash
October 14, 2012 Perfect for decorating, carving and even eating, the members of the genus Cucurbita come in a wide variety. more »» 
Hawkeye presents a freaky farce
October 14, 2012 At Hawkeye Community Theatre this week, “Honeymoon at Graveside Manor” will mix silly scares with sweet treats. more »»
Toastmasters contest winner captures two titles
October 14, 2012 ROCKWELL CITY — Sioux City Toastmaster Michelle Holmes won both speaking competitions in the Division A Toastmasters Conference on Oct. 6 in Rockwell City. more »» 
Developing an eye for seeing creatively
October 7, 2012 The art of photography isn’t just about having the best equipment, the biggest lenses or the most powerful software. more »» 
‘Rumors’ swirl as ICCC actors tackle farce
October 7, 2012 A farce can be tough to perform because of the need for accurate timing, said Teresa Jackson, director of the Iowa Central Community College theater program. more »»
Pumpkins and Ponies exposes kids to farm life
October 7, 2012 HUMBOLDT — Bob and Lonnie Larson raise many types of horses on their family farm, but most of them can’t dance. For that, they’ve called on Kelly Christine Reynolds and her dancing horse, El Gato. more »» 
Horse that can dance offers second chance
October 7, 2012 Kelly Christine Reynolds and her dancing horse, El Gato, are the latest addition to the Pumpkins and Ponies festival. Reynolds’ act isn’t just a fun romp with a talented animal. more »»
Fort Dodge chili cookoff is Oct. 14
October 7, 2012 Cooks and teams are still being accepted for the 29th annual chili cookoff at the Fort Museum Oct. 14. Chili will be available for tasting at 2:30 p.m. for $3 a bowl. more »»
FD Symphony opens Oct. 14
October 7, 2012 The opening concert for the Fort Dodge Area Symphony’s 63rd season will be 3 p.m. Oct. 14 at the Phillips Middle School Auditorium, 1015 Fifth Ave. N. more »» 
Cruise to the Woods
September 30, 2012 Iowa’s largest car cruise and show makes room for all manner of cars — even some that are smaller than you might expect. more »» 
Vincent House production murders history
September 30, 2012 It looks a bit like the historical presentations the Vincent House has done in the past. It has a 1920s, prohibition-era setting, and features actors playing prominent Webster City historical figures. more »»
Never forget
September 23, 2012 Alzheimer’s disease is the sixth leading cause of death in the U.S. It’s the only disease in the top 10 with no way to cure, prevent or slow its progression. more »» |
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