To the Editor: Much to the dismay of Summit Carbon Solutions, easements for over 1,000 parcels on its hazardous CO2 pipeline route remain unsigned. The clock is ticking, and time is running out. … more

  Dear Editor: I read Randy Evans’ column in the May 4 Estherville News regarding a proposed state budget cut of $500,000 for monitoring river water pollutants—nitrates and … more

To the Editor: The support of our team from the ELC community during the 2022-2023 season was phenomenal. The crowds at our home and away games throughout the season were tremendous. The ELC Pep … more

To the Editor: We recently made the trip to the Capitol on Wednesday, February 8. Why did we travel nearly 8 hours to Des Moines and back to go to the Capitol? As affected landowners in the … more

Letter to the Editor: The Emmet County Relay for Life Committee would like to thank you for your generous support and contributions to our fundraising events throughout 2022. No one is untouched … more

To the Editor: The weather was frightful. The Community Christmas project was delightful. Due to the generosity of individuals, merchants and organizations who provided gifts and monetary … more

Landowners along the route of Summit Carbon Solutions hazardous CO2 pipeline are holding the line against the company’s strongarmed attempts to pressure us for our signatures. After more than a … more

To landowners affected by the proposed CO2 pipeline projects: Navigator CO2 wants to put a pipeline right up the middle of our land. We greatly oppose this project and here’s some of the … more

I sympathize with the couple on N. 6th Street who lost their dog, which was run over by a speeding driver, as was mentioned in last week’s Estherville News. I know how precious pets can be. … more

His name was Simon. He was only 1-1/2 years’ old, just a puppy. He was my copilot for 9 months. That is how long I owned him. He came from Ohio. Simon was a Russian wolfhound. He was a LARGE … more