Charles City, Iowa – A Charles City family is using their son’s memory to help promote organ donation through the Iowa Legislature. The bill called ‘Logan’s Law’ allows people to elect to become organ donors on [ More ]
Charles City, Iowa – Bring your appetite because the second-annual Dinning for dollars is around the corner on March 1st. Joanne Starr is with Scholars for Dollars and says the money from the dinner is put [ More ]
Charles City, Iowa – It’s been a decade in the making for America’s Hometown for new signage showing drivers where municipal buildings are. City Administrator Steve Diers says it’s called ‘The Way Finding Project.” The [ More ]
Des Moines, Iowa -Two bills for education funding have been voted in the Iowa legislature this week, helping lift some financial burdens on schools. The first is allowable growth or state supplemental aid, which allows [ More ]
Charles City, Iowa – Two Northeast Iowa city officials both agree the onslaught of weekly snow has not made a significant impact on their town’s budget. Charles City Administrator Steve Diers and Clarksville Mayor Val Swinton [ More ]
Charles City, Iowa – Not only is today Valentine’s Day, but it’s also national organ donor day. Supporters of organ donation draw red hearts on their palms to support the cause. Wendy Luft’s son lost his [ More ]
Charles City, Iowa – A limited number of tickets remain for the Charles City Chamber murder mystery dinner. Saturday’s event at the Youth Enrichment Center at the Floyd County Fairgrounds will have a catered meal, silent [ More ]
New Hampton, Iowa – One fourth of the FFA motto is living to serve. Amberley Snyder is paying it forward to youth all across America. The New Hampton FFA Chapter is hosting Snyder, an inspirational [ More ]
Charles City, Iowa – Tickets are sold out for the Charles City athletic complex fundraiser. The fundraiser is Saturday, February 23 at the Youth Enrichment Center at the Floyd County Fairgrounds from 5:30-9. There will be [ More ]
Charles City, Iowa – The Charles City Council is closing in on a solution to the city’s growing tree limbs. City Administrator Steve Diers tells North Iowa News there could be as many as 3,000 trees [ More ]
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