Clear Lake Mirror Reporter

(Above) Megan Paine waits for the ball while a Webster City player attempts to steal second.by Michelle WatsonIt was a tough week for the Clear Lake softball team as it suffered four losses, moving its record to 3-13.Webster City 8, CL 2A strong Webster City team (13-8) came to town on Monday, June 20, and handed Clear Lake an 8-2 loss.The Lynx collected two runs in the second and three in the third to take a 5-0 lead before the Lions got on the board in the bottom of the fourth.  Annika Nelson scored on Autumn Van Horn’s singl

(Above) Four boys from Zelienople, Penn., traveled many miles to cash in a coupon at the Clear Lake McDonalds.  Pictured (L-R) is Colton Marley, Trey Hixon, Jonah Smeltzer and Eli Peel.  -Reporter photo by Chris Barragyby Lisa RigginWho would have thought that finding a random coupon in your wallet could lead to an 827-mile odyssey to cash it?

Effective July 1 operation of the Clear Lake and Hancock County Transit services will be performed by the Region 2 Transit System, a program of the North Iowa Area Council of Governments. One Vision has previously operated both services for many years. For passengers needing to reserve trips from July 1 on, they will need to contact the Region 2 Transit System at 641-357-7050. The dispatch office will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. every weekday and will be located at Pritchard’s Innovations Center, 1 Teamquest Way, Ste.

A road leading to the  Farmer’s Beach area will be closed on the 4th of July according to the Cerro Gordo County Board of Supervisors.Cedar Ave., north of County Road B-35 on the lake’s south shore, has been closed on the holiday for a number of years.The County had complaints from area residents of vandalism, bonfires, excessive drinking and litter.The Supervisors unanimously approved the closing of the dead end road last week.