Christmas events canceled

Chamber, One Vision cancel in-person holiday events Dec. 4-6

by Marianne Gasaway

It’s getting harder and harder to get festive.

Two more long-standing events in Clear Lake have been canceled because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

City will pursue purchase of two properties

(Above) Expansion of the Clear Lake Public Library has “not been on the radar” for the City, but Council members called the opportunity to purchase the former Woodford-Wheeler building too good to pass up.-Reporter photo.

by Marianne Gasaway

The City of Clear Lake is considering the purchase of two properties to allow for future expansions to the Clear Lake Public Library and a park.

City will pursue purchase of two properties

(Above) Expansion of the Clear Lake Public Library has “not been on the radar” for the City, but Council members called the opportunity to purchase the former Woodford-Wheeler building too good to pass up.-Reporter photo.

by Marianne Gasaway

The City of Clear Lake is considering the purchase of two properties to allow for future expansions to the Clear Lake Public Library and a park.

School teams with businesses for the ultimate win-win

(Above) CLHS Industrial Arts student Evan Snyder. -Reporter photo by Chris. Barragy.

by Marianne Gasaway

It’s the ultimate win-win.

Clear Lake High School has invested in the realization that apprenticeship programs are providing options for students to choose pathways after high school; businesses are looking for solutions to their workforce needs.

School teams with businesses for the ultimate win-win

(Above) CLHS Industrial Arts student Evan Snyder. -Reporter photo by Chris. Barragy.

by Marianne Gasaway

It’s the ultimate win-win.

Clear Lake High School has invested in the realization that apprenticeship programs are providing options for students to choose pathways after high school; businesses are looking for solutions to their workforce needs.

Giving Tree is ready!

The Giving Tree, a collaboration between the Mirror-Reporter and Clear Lake School District,  is now on display at the Clear Lake Mirror-Reporter office. The project aims to make the holidays a little brighter for local families.

Giving Tree is ready!

The Giving Tree, a collaboration between the Mirror-Reporter and Clear Lake School District,  is now on display at the Clear Lake Mirror-Reporter office. The project aims to make the holidays a little brighter for local families.

Nine Lions earn Class 2A All-District recognition

by Marianne Gasaway

Nine members of the Clear Lake football team have been selected as members of the Class 2A District 3 All-District Team.

The All-District Offensive included five Lions: quarterback Carson Toebe, offensive lineman Carson Krefft, tight end Andrew Formanek, kicker Eric Ritter and utility player Tyres Green Harrington.

Nine Lions earn Class 2A All-District recognition

by Marianne Gasaway

Nine members of the Clear Lake football team have been selected as members of the Class 2A District 3 All-District Team.

The All-District Offensive included five Lions: quarterback Carson Toebe, offensive lineman Carson Krefft, tight end Andrew Formanek, kicker Eric Ritter and utility player Tyres Green Harrington.

Reynolds issues new restrictions as COVID-19 surges across the state

by Travis Fischer

Governor Kim Reynolds issued a new proclamation on Monday, Nov. 16, imposing additional restrictions to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19.

"Right now, the pandemic in Iowa is worse than it's ever been," said Reynolds on Monday. "Over the last two weeks there have been more than 52,000 new cases of the virus in Iowa."

Clear Lake Mirror Reporter

12 N. 4th St.
Clear Lake, IA 50428
Telephone: +1 (641) 357-2131

Mid-America Publishing

This newspaper is part of the Mid-America Publishing Family. Please visit www.midampublishing.com for more information.