Latham announces re-election bid to Iowa House

Published by admin on Wed, 01/12/2022 - 5:19pm

Shannon Latham, a Republican from Sheffield, has announced she will run for re-election to the new Iowa House District 55. Latham was elected in 2020 to Iowa House District 54 after Speaker Linda Upmeyer did not seek re-election.

“It is truly an honor to serve in the Iowa House. This privilege isn’t lost on me each time I walk through the doors of our beautiful state capitol building,” says Latham, whose interest in public service was sparked when she was a 4-H member and attended Citizenship Washington Focus (CWF).

Remember When 1-12-2022

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1997 VFW essay winners -The Clear Lake V.F.W.

Remember When 1-12-2022

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(Above) 1997 VFW essay winners - The Clear Lake V.F.W.

Remember When 1-12-2022

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by Michelle Watson

25 Years Ago

January 1997

The All-Vet’s Social Center building, currently facing demolition, has been declared eligible for consideration as a historic landmark.  However, it is doubtful that eligibility will be reason enough to save the 1920s structure.

Remember When 1-12-2022

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(Above) 1997 VFW essay winners - The Clear Lake V.F.W.

Remember When 1-5-2022

Published by admin on Tue, 01/04/2022 - 10:41pm

Merchants help out in 1997 - Several local merchants helped the Lake Theatre to treat the public to free movie matinees in December 1997 while helping the Hawyeye Harvest Food Bank in Mason City.  Those attending the movies were asked to bring food items as their admission.  Pictured are a few of the merchants who helped to sponsor the event (L-R): Kim Larson, of Ben Franklin; John Sherman, of the Lake Theatre; Marilyn Johnson, of Boatmen’s Bank; Mike Finnegan, Clear Lake Reporter; Diane

Remember When 1-5-2022

Published by admin on Tue, 01/04/2022 - 10:41pm

Merchants help out in 1997 - Several local merchants helped the Lake Theatre to treat the public to free movie matinees in December 1997 while helping the Hawyeye Harvest Food Bank in Mason City.  Those attending the movies were asked to bring food items as their admission.  Pictured are a few of the merchants who helped to sponsor the event (L-R): Kim Larson, of Ben Franklin; John Sherman, of the Lake Theatre; Marilyn Johnson, of Boatmen’s Bank; Mike Finnegan, Clear Lake Reporter; Diane

Mirror-Reporter e-edition 1-5-2022

Published by admin on Tue, 01/04/2022 - 10:20pm

Get Ready, Set...

Mirror-Reporter e-edition 1-5-2022

Published by admin on Tue, 01/04/2022 - 10:20pm

Get Ready, Set...

Get ready, get set....

Published by admin on Tue, 01/04/2022 - 9:56pm

Feb. 1 opening date planned for Wellness Center

by Marianne Gasaway

If you didn’t quite get around to making a New Year’s resolution, there’s still time.  

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