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Bon Jovi to sing at Clinton fundraiser
NEW YORK (AP) — The final note of Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign may very well be sung by Jon Bon Jovi.

More and More, Schools Got Game
Lifelong gamer Russell Alford, 15, usually has to wait until his homework and chores are finished before he can play Call of Duty 4, but this semester he got to play another video game at school. His finance class at Marshall High School in Fairfax County designed avatars and saved a virtual city...

Bridge project moves ahead
CHARLES CITY — The Charles City Council on Monday accepted recommendations from an aesthetics committee for the new bridge to replace the historic suspension bridge destroyed during last year’s flood.

With gas prices down, E85 sales are slumping
E85 is cheaper than gasoline, but it’s not necessarily a bargain.

Sidewalk ice must be cleared
MASON CITY — Mason City residents must keep their sidewalks clear of both snow and ice, according to a city official.

Weaver floats $700,000 referendum idea
MASON CITY — City Councilman Max Weaver said Tuesday Mason City voters could ultimately decide whether $700,000 in city money will go toward the public library renovation.

Mason Cityans to attend inauguration
MASON CITY — Dean Genth and Gary Swenson of Mason City will be in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 20 to witness Barack Obama’s inauguration as 44th president of the United States.