
Dr. Nicholas deVries
73, of Orange City




73, of Orange City

94, of Orange City
Geographic Information Systems Specialist
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Heavy Equipment/Recycling Equipment Operator
Digital Marketing Specialist
A central Iowa TV sportscaster is out with his second book. Scott Reister says “Football
There are no reports in Iowa of any deliberate vandalism of traffic cameras that are
The city council in a northwest Iowa town with about 3300 residents has approved the
Former President Barack Obama has endorsed fellow Democrat Josh Turek’s bid for the U.S. Senate.

The Sioux County Board of Supervisors has awarded a $6.03 million construction contract for a new secondary roads maintenance shop south

Students from Dordt University’s music department experienced centuries of sacred music history firsthand this spring through international tours that combined performance,

The City of Orange City has named Brian Tooker as its new code enforcement officer. The city announced the addition Saturday,

Northwestern College’s young engineering program is entering a pivotal stage, with upper-level courses, senior design projects, and accreditation preparations moving closer

Sioux Center Health is one of 12 Iowa hospitals included in Forbes’ inaugural 2026 Top Hospitals by State list. The other

(KUOO) — The 92nd annual Okoboji Bible Conference will get underway Saturday, August 1, at the tabernacle grounds in Arnolds Park
Sep. corn $4.49, down 9 and 1/2 centsAug. soybeans $11.78,
The USDA says it is working with farmers and ranchers
Broiler hatchery numbers continue to rise year-over-year, pointing towards higher
An agronomist in South Dakota says expanding drought conditions are
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

Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz says the battle for the Hawkeyes’ starting quarterback could extend into the start of the season. Wake



