Northwestern Professor Co-Authors Book Examining Jesus’ Claims About Himself
A Northwestern College professor is encouraging readers to look beyond modern portrayals of Jesus and examine what the New Testament says about his identity and mission. Lindsey Medenwaldt, an assistant […]
More Than $3 Million in FEMA Funding Awarded to Sioux County, Rock Rapids
More than $3 million in federal disaster funding is headed to northwest Iowa for infrastructure repairs in Sioux County and efforts to reduce future flood damage in Rock Rapids. Two […]
Dordt Student’s Observation Leads to Three New Rec Center Murals
A Dordt University student’s observation during a workout eventually turned into three new murals inside the school’s Rec Center. Senior graphic design major Austin Anderson of Nowthen, Minnesota, noticed that […]
Dordt Clarifies It “Does Not Have and Has Never Had” a COVID-19 Vaccination Requirement Ahead of Iowa Supreme Court Case
Dordt University is clarifying its role in COVID-19 vaccination policies connected to a case that will go before the Iowa Supreme Court later this month. Previous reporting from Community First […]
Sheriff’s Office Seeks Ford F-150 After Object Shatters Pickup Windshield Near Orange City
The Sioux County Sheriff’s Office is seeking information after an object thrown from a vehicle shattered the windshield of another pickup west of Orange City Tuesday night. The incident was […]
Hull Cleans Up After Powerful Storm Causes Tree Damage, Power Outage
Cleanup and damage assessments are underway in Hull after a powerful storm brought down large trees and power lines Tuesday night, knocking out electricity to a large portion of the […]
Sioux Center Plans for Potential Major Wastewater Expansion Through 2028
A proposed expansion of Sioux Center’s wastewater collection system could cost between $6.9 million and $9.9 million under three alternatives reviewed by the City Council last week. The East Interceptor […]
CROP REPORT: Rock Rapids Records Iowa’s Highest Weekly Rainfall as Crops Continue to Develop
Northwest Iowa received some of the state’s heaviest rainfall during the final full week of August as warmer-than-normal conditions helped push corn and soybean development. The weekly Iowa Crop Progress […]
Orange City Health System, Library Partner to Bring Books and Story Time to Hospital
Orange City Area Health System and the Orange City Public Library are partnering to make healthcare settings more comfortable for children while expanding access to books and early literacy resources. […]
Big Sioux River Days Brings Five Days of Events to Hawarden
Hawarden will close out the summer with five days of activities during Big Sioux River Days. The celebration begins Thursday with a classic cruise downtown. Friday includes a Strong for […]