Regional Edition (encore presentation)
Tuesday, October 28 at 6:30pm.

Gary Berg has only been carving wood since 2001, but today we will get a chance to see how far he has progressed with his whimsical and creative designs.

Kim Miller from the Worth County Development Authority will be joining us to talk about how their organization has made a significant difference for area organizations.

And finally, stay tuned for a behind the scenes look at Oswald Fisheries. The giant muskie you’ve been angling for may just have been raised at this area fish farm.

 

 

 

Featured this Week:
Elected Bumper | Local Events | Trivia

Meet North Iowa Area Community College President Dr. Debra Derr. Dr. Derr was appointed president in May 2008. She previously served as vice president for learner success at Madison Area Technical College in Madison, Wisconsin.
Derr has her Doctorate of Education from Oregon State University, a Master of Science degree from Portland State University and a Bachelor of Arts from Linfield College. Prior to her work at Madison Area Technical College, Derr served as vice president for student development and services at Mt. Hood Community College in Oregon.

 

Featured Upcoming Events:

Lime Creek Nature Center Halloween Hike

View the entire KSMQ Regional Calendar.

How many year-round residents live in Clear Lake, Iowa?

Answer: Clear Lake is a bustling community of approximately 8,100 year-round residents, with a population that nearly doubles during the summer months with summertime residents.

We extend our gratitude to the following area companies and organizations, including the Blandin Foundation, who help bring Cities on the Move to you! Thank You.

Set Design:
Home Depot, Target, Wal-Mart, Brian Staska, Randy Uhl and Morris Furniture.

Wardrobe provided by:
Leutholds of Albert Lea.

Special assistance:
Roger Lonning, Hormel Foods Corporation.

and by viewers like you, thank you!

Stephanie Passingham, Host and Producer
Born and raised in southern Minnesota, Stephanie and her family live on a small farm just outside of Albert Lea. Chambers of commerce and government service have dominated her career. Her previous work with KSMQ included producing Albert Lea Matters in the late 1990’s through the Albert Lea-Freeborn County Chamber of Commerce. “A wealth of interesting people and places makes Cities on the Move a great project,” says Stephanie. “Engaging the communities and bringing these treasures to the region’s attention is great fun!”

 

John Wiedenheft, Director
Born and raised in Mason City, Iowa, John moved to Austin
from Des Moines, Iowa. A graduate of the University of
Northern Iowa, John has been involved in public television
with WETA and Iowa Public Television.