KIFG-FM 95.3 (Iowa Falls, IA)

KIFG-FM (95.3 FM) is a commercial radio station that caters to the Iowa Falls region in Iowa. It mainly features a classic hits music format. The station is operated by Times-Citizen Communications, Inc., which is owned by Mark H. Hamilton, Carie Goodknight, and Josh Lovelace.

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Letter: Essential services

2 days ago | timescitizen.com | Roger Sutton

To the Editor:It’s way past time that EMS be considered an Essential Service for all residents of Hardin County. God bless the taxpayers of Eldora, Iowa Falls and Ackley for doing what they have done to provide life care services beyond their city limits.
Double scoring leads to second place

1 week ago | timescitizen.com | Marissa VanWingen

With two events left to go, officials called the Baxter Bolt Invite due to weather. With the completed events, South Hardin finished behind the hosts with 104 points. The Tigers and the Bolts were the only teams out of the 10 in attendance to score over 100 points. SH had two champions and eight double scoring events. “Rough conditions tonight. I would have liked to finish the meet, but understand why they called it,” said SH coach Jared Kadolph. “Long, cold night that ended in the rain.
Six events and team strike gold at Baxter

1 week ago | timescitizen.com | Marissa VanWingen

With the wind, teams were just racing for placings at Baxter on Monday night. Despite having to call the meet following the 1500, South Hardin bested the 10 team field by 19.5 points over second place Ankeny Christian. The Tigers left with eight top three finishes out of the 17 events that were completed. “The wind wasn’t really going to allow for anything too great, we were just going for places,” said SH coach Zach Allison. Six earned gold, including two relays.
Sons to help Heritage Center with project

1 week ago | timescitizen.com | Corey Meints

For almost as long as there’s been a chapter at the Elliott-Keninger American Legion Post in Ackley, the Sons of the American Legion have been helping the post and the community. This year marks the 20th since the chapter of the Sons chartered with around 20 members. Today there are 44 members, and the scope of their aide has grown through burger feeds and donations.
Conditions difficult in quad at Pine Lake

1 week ago | timescitizen.com | Marissa VanWingen

Nothing was easy Monday on the golf course with winds averaging around 23 miles per hour with gusts as high as 35 miles per hour. Golfers had to endure multiple elements including wind, rain and cold in the quad at Pine Lake. Grundy Center swept the boys results with the two lowest scores as well as the team title with a 156. BCLUW was 18 strokes behind the Spartans, followed by the hosts – South Hardin – who shot a 185. Gladbrook-Reinbeck was fourth.
Falcons take down IF-A netters by a 6-2 final

1 week ago | timescitizen.com | Justin Ites

The Aplington-Parkersburg boys took control of Monday's meet versus Iowa Falls-Alden before weather elements forced the premature ending of the competition. Hosting the Cadets, the Falcons won five of six singles matches and split a pair of doubles bouts before the No. 3 match was called early. At No. 3 doubles, Carson Allen and Keaton Mulford were deadlocked in a 6-6 tie with Jonah Carney/Noah Harbaugh when hail and rain started falling from the sky.
Wind proves challenge for linksters

1 week ago | timescitizen.com | Marissa VanWingen

Wind gusts as high as 35 miles per hour are not ideal for golf. The conditions tested the athletes both physically and mentally as South Hardin hosted a quad at Pine Lake Monday night. The Tiger girls finished third overall with a 240. Grundy Center had the top four low scores and swept the medal honors, bringing back a team 198, BCLUW (219) was second. The Rebels did not have enough to score a team with just two.
Top-ranked G-Hawks hand IF-A girls first loss of season

1 week ago | timescitizen.com | Justin Ites

The Iowa Falls-Alden girls took a big jump up in competition, as they welcomed the number one ranked team in Class 2A to Cadet Field. Waverly-Shell Rock once again has goals of contending for a state championship and already had a win in the bag over third-ranked Cedar Rapids Xavier. Behind a four-goal performance from sophomore Linde Hubbard, the Go-Hawks dominated possession of the ball and handed the Cadets their first loss of the season, 8-0.
4-14-25 IF-A vs. Waverly-Shell Rock Girls Soccer

1 week ago | timescitizen.com | Justin Ites

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Big sixth splits up doubleheader with Iowa Lakes

1 week ago | timescitizen.com | Marissa VanWingen

Heading into the bottom of the sixth frame, Ellsworth Community College found itself knotted with Iowa Lakes Community College at 4-all. The Panthers erupted offensively and scored eight runs to run away with the 12-4 contest and secure a split with the visiting Lakers. Iowa Lakes took the opener by an 11-7 final. Avery Somers had a big offensive contest, going 2-3 with four RBI. She was one of four ECC players to have multiple knocks in the contest.