Steve Bohnel
Globe Gazette
Frederick, MD, United States
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Mason City Council: New arena gets manager, stormwater project gets delayed
As the River City Renaissance project in Mason City continues to tick along and several development deals have been solidified in recent weeks and months, Tuesday night's city council meeting → Read More
After tax sale, Southbridge Mall still owes hundreds of thousands in back taxes
Southbridge Mall Realty Holding continues to owe property taxes. But that can't continue for much longer. → Read More
Two month road closure required for 122 project
When next week rolls around, motorists in Mason City looking to access a stretch of U.S. 65/Federal Avenue at Iowa 122 will have to reroute. → Read More
Political Notes: County officials weigh in on I-270 expansion
The state’s Board of Public Works approved a proposal this week that allows state officials to solicit private companies to build and operate toll lanes on Interstate 270 and the → Read More
New preschool in Clear Lake scheduled to open in Fall 2019
When students at Clear Creek Elementary come bustling back to school in Fall 2019, they can expect a new sight and some new energetic neighbors. → Read More
Francis Lauer hosts 'Man Cave Crawl' in and around Mason City
Man caves represent different things to different people. → Read More
Downtown drama: G8 Development hits Mason City with new lawsuit
MASON CITY | G8 Development and Phillip Chodur are moving forward with a lawsuit against Mason City for what the plaintiff's attorneys are calling a "breach of contract" in the → Read More
Tim Coffey, CEO of Clear Lake chamber, retires
CLEAR LAKE | After more than seven years leading Clear Lake's Chamber of Commerce, Tim Coffey has announced that he'll be leaving his post as president and CEO. → Read More
Mason City Council looks to issue refunding bonds by year's end
MASON CITY | In a meeting Wednesday night, the city council decided to sell general obligation refunding bonds up to $5.15 million. → Read More
Globe Gazette editorial: Private groups will determine Mason City depot's fate
Mason City is right to set the groundwork for a potentially longer future for the Milwaukee Road Depot. Those parties interested in saving the historic building need to understand, however, → Read More
North Iowa labor unions officials worry about bargaining rights as health care costs soar
MASON CITY | When it comes to organized labor in North Iowa, several labor union representatives point to one issue facing many employees in the public sector: Chapter 20. → Read More
Algona teacher awarded $3K STEM research grant
ALGONA | An Algona middle school teacher has received a $3,000 grant for STEM research from the Society for Science and the Public. → Read More
Cerro Gordo sherriff deputy, former Rockwell pastor joins auditor's race
MASON CITY | Louie Bram has worked for the Cerro Gordo Sherriff's office for the last 11 years, and as a pastor at Rockwell Baptist Church for 10 years prior → Read More
Former Mason City fire chief named a finalist for similar job in New Orleans suburb
MASON CITY | A former Mason City fire chief who resigned last November is a finalist for the same job in a small town in Louisiana. → Read More
Rockwell council member receives Democratic nomination in Cerro Gordo auditor race
ROCKWELL | Adam Wedmore has lived in Cerro Gordo County his entire life. → Read More
North Iowa Corridor Economic Development Corp member appointed to Empower
Hunter Callanan has been appointed to the Empower Rural Iowa Initiative. → Read More
Attorney: Woman who sued Mason City OB/GYN doctor for malpractice, unwanted touching initiated hug
MASON CITY | A response has been filed in a medical malpractice lawsuit involving a retired OB/GYN doctor who worked in Mason City. → Read More
Bullinger sworn in as Mason City fire chief; Council talks RAGBRAI, repairs
MASON CITY | Mason City Fire Chief Erik Bullinger sees many similarities between Mason City and Burlington. → Read More
Genealogy Library will stay in Mason City Library until Sept. 30
MASON CITY | The North Iowa Genealogical Society (NCIGS) can stay in its current location at the Mason City Public Library through Sept. 30. → Read More
Ramps at I-35 near Clear Lake will be temporialty closed Thursday
Road construction will close north and southbound ramps on Interstate 35 at exit 197 near Clear Lake. → Read More