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- Sep 30, 2026
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Loring-Jass: Bringing home a bottle baby (opens the original)
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We had things to do and places to go last Friday, but the Cow Man said he wanted to check on the cows first before we did anything else. Several of our heifers have been calving and are at a pasture a few miles down the road, so itâs a short and easy trip. I sat down to watch the 4 p.m. news while he was gone, but I noticed the clock kept ticking. The Cow Manâs a talker, so I figured he found someone who would listen to his stories, and that always eats up a chunk of his time. I guess Iâm
Lovelace and Goodknight leading TCC into the future (opens the original)
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Carie Goodknight and Josh Lovelace have big shoes to fill. The duo has taken over the reins of Times Citizen Communications from current owner Mark Hamilton, who has owned the company since 1983. Goodknight, who serves as TCCâs Chief Operating Officer, and Lovelace, the companyâs Chief Marketing Officer, have jointly taken ownership of Times Citizen Communications. The transition has been years in the making, and the pair have worked closely with Hamilton in managing the business since the p
Breaking into News: Mark Hamilton recalls early life in Scenic City (opens the original)
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Mark Hamilton, and his father Carl, have been the owner of Times Citizen Communications for decades. This story shares his memories of what life was like in the early years. All these names are a part of Iowa Fallsâ newspaper history, which dates back nearly a century and a half. Former owners, publishers and editors like Ira Nichols, Thomas Purcell Jr., and Carl Hamilton left an early mark on the Iowa Falls newspaper, one that has always been privately owned, never being a part of larger medi
Loring-Jass: Trading at the Sale Barn (opens the original)
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The Cow Man woke up and out of the blue said he was going to take three of our fall calves to the sale barn in Colfax. This was the first I heard of this and didnât know it was even a consideration. He said with the high cattle prices, he thought it was a good time. We still have plenty of cows and calves, so I had no issue with this. Instead, I left for the grocery store, which was my only plan for the day. When I returned, the Cow Man was sitting on the front step with his chin in his hand.
Loring-Jass: A strange daytime visitor to the farm (opens the original)
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Last week, Pup and I were in the house at around 1:15 p.m. and it was hot, so there was no sense in me or him being outside. I was doing stuff in the kitchen, then something caught my eye. I glanced out the glass doors, seeing movement in the front yard. At first, it looked like a large yellow or orange dog with either a really fluffy neck or a collar on, but I donât know how it got in because the gate was closed. Now, the gate stays closed for several reasons⦠namely if the cows get out, th
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