
Scott K. Visser
64, of Canton, South Dakota, formerly of Orange City





64, of Canton, South Dakota, formerly of Orange City
Geographic Information Systems Specialist
Shift Operator or Maintenance Tech
Heavy Equipment/Recycling Equipment Operator
Digital Marketing Specialist
Four of the state’s towns are being singled out as Iowa Thriving Communities, what recognizes
Republicans have nominated a member of the Hudson City Council to run in the Iowa
An organization that lobbies for lower taxes is launching a campaign to encourage Iowa voters
Residents who were evacuated from several buildings in downtown Muscatine weeks ago will need to

Republican candidate for lieutenant governor Derek Wulf says he has secured refinancing for his Black Hawk County farm after a judgment

Northwestern College has set a school fundraising record for the second consecutive year, receiving more than $11.04 million during the 2025–26

Sioux Center Health is using new technology designed to quickly identify a blocked artery in the brain and immediately begin coordinating

Seasons Center for Behavioral Health is offering a free virtual training next month to help parents and caregivers better understand and

A Sioux Center man faces multiple charges after police say they located a pickup that had been reported stolen Monday evening.

A Texas woman was taken to the hospital following a two-vehicle crash Monday afternoon in Alton. According to the Orange City
Senate lawmakers questioned U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer about agricultural
Cash dairy prices were mostly down Thursday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was down $0.01 to $0.69. One
A market analyst says wheat futures have been rallying this
White mold is a soybean disease that an agronomist warns
On November 13, 2023, Community First Broadcasting, LLC, licensee of KIWA(AM), 1550 kilohertz, Sheldon, IA; KIHK(FM), 106.9 megahertz, Rock Valley, IA; KUQQ(FM), 102.1 megahertz, Milford, IA; KUYY(FM), 100.1 megahertz, Emmetsburg, IA; KAYL-FM, 101.7 megahertz, Storm Lake, IA; KSOU-FM, 93.9 megahertz, Sioux Center, IA; KAYL(AM), 990 kilohertz, Storm Lake, IA; KKOJ(AM), 1190 kilohertz, Jackson, MN; KUXX(FM), 105.7 megahertz, Jackson, MN; KIWA-FM. 105.3 megahertz, Sheldon, IA; KKIA(FM), 92.9 megahertz, Ida Grove, IA; KSOU(AM), 1090 kilohertz, Sioux Center, IA; KUOO(FM), 103.9, Spirit Lake, IA; K260BS, 99.9, Storm Lake, IA; K264CW, 100.7 megahertz, Sheldon, IA; K249EO, 92.7 megahertz, Spirit Lake, IA; and K268CZ, 101.5 megahertz, Sioux Center, IA: filed an application with the Federal Communications Commission for transfer of control. Members of the public wishing to view this application or obtain information about how to file comments and petitions can visit:
https://publicfiles.fcc.gov/am-profile/KSOU/applications-and-related-materials
https://publicfiles.fcc.gov/fm-profile/KIHK/applications-and-related-materials
or
https://publicfiles.fcc.gov/fm-profile/KSOU-FM/applications-and-related-materials

Northwestern College athletics has hired Emily Dreckman as its Fan Experience and Marketing Assistant. Dreckman will oversee game presentation, fan engagement



