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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Sep 3, 2026
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Guided by faith (opens the original)
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Belief in something or someone is a choice, and for Jenson Litwiller it's an easy one. It's a belief that runs deep and one that has guided him through his life. "My belief in God is the foundation of everything I have at this point in my career," Litwiller said. "My motivation, character and gifts all come from Him. God is our mighty fortress, always ready to help in times of trouble," he said, quoting Psalms 46:1. Litwiller's story is one of perseverance and love. "I was orphaned as an infant
Taking Center Stage with Teagan Loots (opens the original)
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For Teagan Loots, the fine arts have helped her develop many skills and provided more time to be around her peers. Growing up, watching musicals was something she did and grew into something she became a part of. "I remember growing up watching different plays and musicals and loving it," Loots said. "I always knew I wanted to be involved and be a part of the amazing environment it brings." In her final year at Fort Dodge Senior High School, Loots has been involved in multiple activities in the
Taking Center Stage with Amelia Stephan (opens the original)
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Building and creating on stage is something Amelia Stephan has enjoyed doing and it's also her life's pursuit. The senior has enjoyed her three-plus years at Fort Dodge Senior High School and is desiring to pursue a career in architecture as her college career path will begin at Iowa State University in the College of Design. Being an architect has been a goal of Stephan's since she talked to The Messenger in the fourth grade. "One of my goals for the future is to be an architect," Stephan told
Manson NW edged in gold; Dodger boys 4th in Purple (opens the original)
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WEBSTER CITY -- It came down to six runners to declare the champion of the boys Gold Division at the Lynx Invitational on Tuesday. Roland-Story and Manson Northwest Webster finished with 77 points through five runners, but with a 41st out of their No. 6 and a 45th from the Cougars sixth, Roland-Story was the team champion. Corben Lucchesi (17:08.56) was the individual champion for the Norseman. Freshman Levi Ollinger (18:09.74) and Kyle Widlund (18:13.80) were third and fifth for the Cougars. Lo
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