
Talk of the Town Podcast for March 27th
Today’s Talk of the Town podcast features our guest, Kevin Cain, telling us about tonight’s (Friday, March 27th) Sheldon Knights of Columbus Fish Fry to benefit the Sheldon Ministerial Association.

Today’s Talk of the Town podcast features our guest, Kevin Cain, telling us about tonight’s (Friday, March 27th) Sheldon Knights of Columbus Fish Fry to benefit the Sheldon Ministerial Association.
IARN – During the National Agriculture Day event on Tuesday in Washington, D.C., Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins introduced a campaign regarding USDA’s new “Product of the USA” labeling standard that
IARN – The renewable fuels industry has been long awaiting the Environmental Protection Agency’s release of the latest Renewable Volume Obligation blending requirements which are expected to be announced very

Today’s Talk of the Town podcast features our guest, Alyssa Kienholz from the Sheldon Public Library, tells us about some of the activities planned for April at the library. Here

The Environmental Protection Agency today announced that it is lifting the summertime restrictions on E15 sales again for 2026. As we experience rising gas prices, year-round E15 sales will provide

Rising fuel prices and global tensions are once again putting a spotlight on domestic energy options, including higher ethanol blends like E15. Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig says situations

Spencer, Iowa – A Sanborn man escaped injury in a two vehicle crash that took the life of a Ruthven resident on the northeast edge of Spencer Tuesday morning. According

Today’s Talk of the Town podcast features our guest, Northwestern College Symphonic Band Director Dr. Angela (Holt) Carlson, talking about the band’s Iowa Tour, which begins Thursday in Sheldon. Here

IARN – Today is National Ag Day, and Iowa farmers are a huge part of the nation’s ag industry. Iowa Congressman Randy Feenstra announced the Farmers for Feenstra coalition, a

IARN – The United States war in Iran is contributing to higher input costs for farmers. Fertilizer and fuel costs are rising due to the slowdown of shipping and inability