Humboldt Newspapers

The Messenger is a daily newspaper that provides news and information to residents of the greater Fort Dodge, Iowa, area. It provides, news, weather, obituaries and advertising serves to more than 18,000 paid subscribers in the region. The newspaper s lineage can be traced directly to the Sentinel, a now defunct newspaper that was established in 1857. The Messenger is owned by Ogden Newspapers, a diversified media corporation that publishes 39 daily newspapers, several magazines, weekly newspapers and shoppers located in 11 states in the United States. Ogden has headquarters in Wheeling, W.V.

River Valley Telecommunications Coop (RVTC) boasts over a century of service, providing internet, television, and telephone services to Graettinger, Wallingford, Ruthven, and Lost Island Lake in Iowa. In addition to telecommunications, RVTC offers various technology products tailored for both home and business needs. The co-op actively supports education and community growth through scholarships for students pursuing STEM-related studies and by facilitating low-interest loans for businesses through its Revolving Loan Fund. RVTC also participates in charitable initiatives, aiming to enhance the economic development and wellbeing of the communities it serves. Generated from the website

Bee & Herald is a local news outlet based in Jefferson, IA, providing up-to-date information on various topics including news, sports, obituaries, opinion pieces, and public notices. They also offer classifieds and special sections for their subscribers. With a focus on community engagement, Bee & Herald covers local events, grants, scholarships, and initiatives such as the recent grants received by the Churdan Public Library and the introduction of a new scholarship presented by P.E.O. Chapter CZ. They aim to keep their readers informed about important happenings in the area.Generated from the website