Sioux Center Woman Taken to Hospital After Collision with Truck
A Sioux Center woman was taken to Sioux Center Health after a collision between an SUV and a truck Friday morning, October 9. The Sioux Center Police Department says the […]
Sioux Center Council Advances Sewer Rate Increases for 2027 and 2028
The Sioux Center City Council unanimously approved the second reading of an ordinance establishing higher sewer rates for 2027 and 2028 during its October 5th meeting. All four council members […]
Muhlbauer Outlines Farm Support, Conservation Proposals on The Daily Grind
Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Dave Muhlbauer says expanding grazing opportunities, supporting conservation practices, and directing more state resources toward rural communities could help Iowa farmers facing a difficult farm economy. […]
Lahn Emphasizes Northwest Iowa Turnout, Farm and Education Priorities at Sioux County Stop
Republican gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn emphasized northwest Iowa’s role in the November election while outlining proposals involving agriculture, education, and opportunities for younger Iowans during a Sioux County campaign stop […]
Rock Valley Begins Demolition of First Flood Buyout Home “839 Days” Later
Rock Valley began demolishing the first home in its flood buyout program Thursday, October 8, marking a significant step in the community’s recovery from the June 2024 flood. For Mayor […]
Orange City Hy-Vee Celebrates Upgrades, Adds 10,000 Items
The Orange City Hy-Vee is celebrating renovations that bring a full-service bakery, full-service meat counter, and 10,000 new items to the store. Hy-Vee leadership marked the upgrades with a grand […]
McEldowney says State ESA Program has had Limited Impact on Sioux Center Public Schools
Sioux Center Community School District Superintendent Gary McEldowney says Iowa’s Education Savings Account (ESA) program has had relatively little impact on the public school district, even as it faces enrollment […]
Orange City Readies for Tulip Planting as Bulb Supply Issues Complicate Preparations
Orange City is preparing for its annual fall tulip planting, but problems affecting some bulbs have organizers searching for replacements and adjusting plans for next spring’s displays. Volunteers are invited […]
Sioux County Awards $1.44 Million Contract for Two Bridge Replacements
Sioux County has awarded Dixon Construction a $1.44 million contract to replace two bridges over Dry Run Creek, including the closed crossing on Dogwood Avenue. The combined contract covers projects […]
Iowa Harvest Trails Average as Drier Weather Returns
Drier weather is offering Iowa farmers a chance to resume fieldwork after wet conditions left corn and soybean harvests well behind their five-year averages. The USDA’s weekly Crop Progress and […]