Moving on!

Clear Lake senior Ali Maulsby rushes back to celebrate with her teammates after updating the Class 3A State Tournament bracket to show her team moving on to the semi-finals on Thursday.  The Lions shut down Waukon in their opening game Monday night to reach the final four.  Clear Lake is set to play Unity Christian in the semi-finals at 4 p.m.

Moving on!

Clear Lake senior Ali Maulsby rushes back to celebrate with her teammates after updating the Class 3A State Tournament bracket to show her team moving on to the semi-finals on Thursday.  The Lions shut down Waukon in their opening game Monday night to reach the final four.  Clear Lake is set to play Unity Christian in the semi-finals at 4 p.m.

Defense key to first round win at State Tournament

(Above) Kaitlyn VanderPloeg led the Lions with 12 points and six rebounds.  She was also named Player of the Game.  -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

by Marianne Gasaway

They say defense wins championships.  If that’s true, it’s going to be a good week for Clear Lake.

Tragedy reveals blessings for Clear Lake family

(Above) The Branstad family pictured celebrating on Jill’s birthday on Oct. 16, 2020, in the home that burned on N.

Tragedy reveals blessings for Clear Lake family

(Above) The Branstad family pictured celebrating on Jill’s birthday on Oct. 16, 2020, in the home that burned on N.

State recognizes Cerro Gordo vaccination efforts with extra doses

This week CG Public Health will receive an additional 1,170 doses of COVID-19 vaccine, bringing the total number of COVID-19 vaccine to be distributed the week of March 8 to 1,970.

State recognizes Cerro Gordo vaccination efforts with extra doses

This week CG Public Health will receive an additional 1,170 doses of COVID-19 vaccine, bringing the total number of COVID-19 vaccine to be distributed the week of March 8 to 1,970.

Council divided on decision to start planning library project

by Marianne Gasaway

Professional service agreements were approved Monday night for a pair of city projects, despite objections of moving too fast from two City Councilmen.

The Council considered design partnership agreements with Bergland + Cram, a Mason City architectural firm, for the recently acquired County Shed property on South 15th Street and the former Woodford Lumber site on North 4th Street.  

Council divided on decision to start planning library project

by Marianne Gasaway

Professional service agreements were approved Monday night for a pair of city projects, despite objections of moving too fast from two City Councilmen.

The Council considered design partnership agreements with Bergland + Cram, a Mason City architectural firm, for the recently acquired County Shed property on South 15th Street and the former Woodford Lumber site on North 4th Street.  

Remember When 3-3-2021

by Michelle Watson

25 Years Ago

March 1996

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