Charles City, Iowa – The Charles City School board is looking into another option for the district’s new baseball and softball diamond. Amidst questions from the athletic complex committee led by Dana Sullivan, the group [ More ]
Charles City, Iowa – Sharing the process of how your food comes from the farm to your dinner plate is one of the goals of the Floyd County Farm Bureau. ‘Farm to Fork’ is Thursday, [ More ]
Des Moines, Iowa – A Charles City man has been honored for his dedication to leadership, volunteerism and passion for his town. Steven Schiller was among the Leadership Award volunteers honored at the 33rd annual [ More ]
New Hampton, Iowa – The Chickasaw County Board of Supervisors approved the purchase of two squad vehicles for the sheriff’s department. A Dodge Ram pickup truck and Charger will be added to the fleet around [ More ]
Stacyville, Iowa -Twelve communities across the state have received $4.1 million dollars from the Iowa Economic Development Authority to support community water and sewer infrastructure projects. Of the Iowa towns receiving grants, Stacyville will be [ More ]
New Hampton, Iowa – A New Hampton man has been charged with child sexual exploitation offenses. The charges unsealed in an indictment in US District Court Tuesday say 56-year-old William Rolen has been charged with [ More ]
Des Moines, Iowa – A new report says Iowa farmland values fell 2.7 percent over the past year, in part because of trade disputes. The Iowa Chapter of the Realtors Land Institute says the decline [ More ]
DES MOINES – Gov. Kim Reynolds issued a disaster proclamation Thursday afternoon for the State of Iowa in response to flooding and severe weather beginning March 13th and continuing. Earlier today, Reynolds activated Iowa’s State Emergency [ More ]
Charles City, Iowa – St. Patrick’s Day festivities are set in Charles City for Sunday, including the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade. To kick off the event, the parade’s creator John Morris selects a Miss [ More ]
Des Moines, Iowa – The freezing and thawing have been brutal on city streets opening up large potholes. Iowa DOT Winter operations administrator, Craig Bargfrede says state highways have not been immune from the problem. [ More ]
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