At Monday’s Sioux Center City Council meeting, Police Chief Josh Koedam proposed creating two sergeant positions for the police department.  Rationale includes retirement of a sergeant in 2013 that was

Dordt University will partner with Geneva College of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, to give students a head start on earning a Master of Social Work (MSW) degree. Courses that students take

A South Dakota man was arrested Sunday on drug, assault, and bribery charges after incidents at a Sioux Center hotel and the Sioux Center hospital. According to a criminal complaint,

A carbon dioxide pipeline that would have crisscrossed northwest Iowa has been cancelled. Officials with Navigator CO2 say the development of the Heartland Greenway pipeline project has been “challenging,” and

A house was damaged in an early morning fire on 306th Street – about five miles southwest of Hawarden Thursday.  Hawarden Fire Chief Duane Schiefen says the call came in

Farmers Coop Society of Sioux Center has received an honorable mention for the national award of the 2023 NACD “Friend of Conservation Award.”  The award recognizes dedication to sustainable agriculture

The Board of Directors of the Lewis & Clark Regional Water System recently awarded an $8.4 Million contract for the Sibley service line to Metro Construction of Tea, SD.  The

The Sioux County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a burglary and theft that occurred on a farm property on Buchanan Avenue southeast of Hawarden over the weekend. The investigation revealed several

Law enforcement officials continue their investigation into a death at the Holiday Inn Express in Sheldon where a body was found on September 27.  Sheldon Police Chief Scott Burtch says

Tea, SD –The Board of Directors of the Lewis & Clark Regional Water System on October 10 awarded an $8,419,141 contract for the Sibley service line to Metro Construction of