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This old dog might catch the bumper
Chris Jones fancied himself trolling for walleyes in the backwaters of the Upper Mississippi River near Lansing in his retirement.
Instead, the 65-year-old found himself disembarking at Philadelphia for the NetRoots conference on his way t...
Feenstra learns lesson about showing up
You might have attracted as many people to a Unitarian Universalist fellowship hour in Sioux Center as to a Randy Feenstra rally in Sioux Rapids. Just about 40 people showed up for his gubernatorial campaign event at the farm of Rep. Megan...
Sand feels strong heading into the campaign
Rob Sand called on Memorial Day as he drove home from a family weekend at Okoboji to catch up, he said, after having read my column about politicians swimming in money.
Halfway through, he says that this is off the record when it’s just us...
Who’s going to keep those money grubbers in front of you?
Rob Sand has $18 million cash on hand in his run for Iowa governor, but here is the crazy part: He’s a Democrat, and it is only May.
Think what the Republicans can do with real money by November.
Art Cullen’s Notebook is a reader-supporte...
An editorial: Drinking us dry
April showers bring May flowers, but not enough to fill Storm Lake’s cup. Already the city is asking residents to conserve water with a dry spring, high demand and a system that has not kept pace. The lawn may be patchy but you should leave...
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I’m the editor and co-owner with my brother John of the Storm Lake (Iowa) Times Pilot newspaper. Pulitzer Prize winner.
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