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City satisfied with disaster response
Ames City Manager Steve Schainker does not want to second-guess how the city responded to unprecedented flooding and water main breaks that left residents without drinkable water for five days last week.

Lease Up (Aug. 15-21): Caterpillar, Great Dane, Amazon Expand
CoStar compiles news of corporate expansions, relocations and lease extensions in the weekly Lease Up news report, a concise read keeping you updated on major corporate moves affecting commercial real estate. For news on consolidatations and lease...

Flood Update: Outdoor water use banned
Share your photos of the flood on the Tribune's Facebook page.

Not slowing down yet: Local Lions Club member prepares to ride coast-to-coast on his trusty scooter
Dayton Lions Club member Bill Luinetti stands beside his 2009 Yamaha Zuma scooter, which will transport him from Vancouver, B.C., to Portland, Maine, in mid-September.

Flood Update, 7:50 a.m.: Water OK for showers, toilets Thursday
Share photos: You can share your photos of the flood on the Tribune's facebook page.

Remembering Annie Oakley
Annie Oakley, who was one of Pinehurst's favorites, would be 150 years old today. Annie and her husband, Frank Butler, began wintering in Pinehurst in 1915.

Updated 11 p.m.: Evening storm raises flood predictions
To monitor water levels: South Skunk River

Fall Open youth soccer tourney slated Aug. 21-22
Youth soccer players, get ready: The sixth annual Gahanna Fall Open is about to begin.