Larry Devine
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Lake City Celebrates Fall Fest (opens the original)
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New Hope hosts a sensory friendly day (opens the original)
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New Hope welcomed approximately 100 participants, staff and volunteers to its new Sensory Saturday event on Sept. 19. Because of the chance of rain, many of the activities were held inside on the New Hope campus, although some were still done outside. Guests made sensory bottles, dug for toys in dried field corn, helped color a large collaborative poster, played yard games, tie-dyed commemorative T-shirts, created bubbles, enjoyed a dance party, and posed for fall photos. There also was a calm c
Chili cook-off, decorating contest highlight Fall Fest (opens the original)
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Eric White of Barrel Smoke BBQ and Amber Harman with her Rag & Bone Dumpster Fire Chili swept top awards in the annual Dell Blair Memorial Chili Cook-off, a highlight of Lake Cityâs Fall Fest on Sunday, Sept. 19. White won the Peopleâs Choice Award, Harman the Judgesâ Choice honors. For the Peopleâs Choice, those who purchased spoons for the event sampled the contestantsâ chili, then cast their votes. Approximately 250 spoons were sold. White received the $150 first-place prize, while
Carroll native Rob Curry saluted as Military Hero of the Game (opens the original)
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Rob Curry changed course from the rocky road he took growing up in Carroll, and look at the heights heâs reached as a result. Most recently, Curry was standing at the 10-yard-line along with his wife, Bobbi, and waved to the nearly 70,000 people packing Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City for the Northern Iowa-Iowa football game Saturday afternoon, Sept. 19, acknowledging their cheers for him being named Military Hero of the Game. Curry was introduced during the timeout two minutes before the end of
CHS Alumni and Friends finalizing plans (opens the original)
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The Carroll High School Alumni and Friends Homecoming Committee has set tentative plans for the 2026 celebration. 5:30 p.m. â Steak fry at the high school, 2809 N. Grant Road, hosted by the CHS Booster Club. Tiger Shop will be open 5-7 p.m. for sale of homecoming and alumni merchandise. 7 p.m. â Pep rally at the high school gym featuring the crowning of the homecoming king and queen and announcement of the parade marshal and float winners. 1:30 p.m. â Homecoming parade starting north of th
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