Sioux County Advances Data Center Rules to Second Reading
Proposed regulations for data centers in rural Sioux County cleared their first reading Tuesday, with supervisors voting 4–1 after hearing questions about water, electricity, noise, and enforcement. Supervisor Dan Altena […]
Boyden Man Faces Four Felony Charges in Alleged $4,800 Check Forgery Case
A Boyden man faces four felony charges after authorities alleged he stole and cashed three checks belonging to a Rock Valley business. Diego Hernandez-Hernandez, 30, was arrested Monday, September 28, […]
Central Lyon Teacher Wins One of 25 Prizes in U.S. for Excellence in Teaching from Harbor Freight and $75,000
(KIWA) — A Central Lyon teacher is among only 25 in the nation to receive a teaching prize, and he and the school have won $75,000. Grant Engel is Central […]
Former Spencer Finance Assistant Sentenced to Jail, Ordered to Pay Restitution
A former City of Spencer finance assistant has been sentenced to 30 days in jail and ordered to pay $106,098.13 in restitution following convictions for theft and credit card fraud. […]
Sioux County Democrats Raise Money to Relieve Iowans’ Medical Debt
Sioux County Democrats are raising money to help Iowa families eliminate medical debt, and the local effort has already exceeded its initial fundraising goal. Party chair Anita Cirulis says the […]
Hull Moves Second Phase of Division Street Project to Spring 2027
Part of Hull’s Division Street reconstruction project will wait until next spring, while the city works toward completing the first phase following construction delays. The Hull City Council approved a […]
Sioux Center Optimal Health Brings Focus on Men’s Health
A new Sioux Center business is giving men a place to discuss health concerns they may have been reluctant to address. Brandon “B.J.” Hofland, a nurse practitioner and longtime Sioux […]
Dawson Supports Local Decisions on Data Center Locations
Democratic congressional candidate Dave Dawson says decisions about where data centers are built should rest with the communities most directly affected, while the federal government should help ensure environmental standards […]
Sioux Center Rec Sees Program Growth in 2026
Sioux Center’s youth recreation programs grew over the 2026 Summer. Doug Mosher from Sioux Center Rec and Arts Department lays out some of the programs that saw more people participate. […]
Sioux County Data Center Rules Hearing Set for Tuesday
Sioux County residents can weigh in on proposed data center regulations tomorrow, Tuesday, September 29, during a public hearing at 9 a.m. The hearing will take place in the Board […]