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Rock Rapids Woman Faces Felony Child Endangerment Charge
A Rock Rapids woman is facing a felony charge after authorities say an infant suffered life-threatening injuries earlier this year. According to court documents, the Lyon County Sheriff’s Office arrested

Phase 3 of Lewis and Clark Water System Expansion on Track for 2027 Completion
A major regional water project serving northwest Iowa communities is moving closer to completion, but for now, it still has some limitations during peak demand. The Lewis & Clark Regional

West Sioux’s Alynn Coppock Named Superintendent at Riverside
The Riverside Community School District has selected Alynn Coppock as its next superintendent. The district, located in southwest Iowa’s Pottawattamie County, serves about 700 students across three schools in the

Hospers Breaks Ground on New EMS & Fire Facility
After more than 13 years of planning and fundraising, Hospers is moving forward with a new emergency services facility. Community members gathered this week for a groundbreaking ceremony on a

Sioux County Radio News Summary Week of April 20th
Headlines used in this week’s summary… MOC-Floyd Valley Students Plant Trees Through GrantHospers Breaks Ground On New Emergency Services FacilityRock Valley, Dordt Students Present Nature Preserve PlanSioux Center Community Foundation

Progress Report: NW Iowa Farmers Ahead of State in Early Planting
While wet conditions across much of the state have slowed planting progress, farmers in Northwest Iowa appear to be ahead of the curve. Iowa State University Extension field agronomist Leah

Orange City to Celebrate Koningsdag with Community-Wide Events Saturday
Orange City will be filled with orange this weekend as the community celebrates Koningsdag, or King’s Day, on Saturday, April 25th. The event, inspired by a national holiday in the

Students Plant Dozens of Trees at MOC-Floyd Valley Through Grant-Funded Project
Students at MOC-Floyd Valley are helping reshape their school campus one tree at a time. Earlier this week, around 30 students took part in a tree-planting effort at the high

Dordt Students Unveil Floodplain Project for Rock Valley
Rock Valley residents gathered at the local event center on Tuesday evening. They met to review a bold new vision for the town’s future. Specifically, the project aims to turn

Doon Man Seriously Injured in Lyon County Crash Involving Parked Semi
A Doon man was seriously injured in a crash involving a passenger vehicle and a parked semi-truck Tuesday night in Lyon County. According to the Iowa State Patrol, the crash
