State Auditor Presents Inwood with “PIE” Award for Cost-Saving Efforts
The City of Inwood is receiving statewide recognition for its efforts to operate efficiently and reduce costs. Iowa State Auditor Rob Sand visited Inwood as part of a northwest Iowa […]
Rock Valley & Rock Valley School District Receive Millions in FEMA Flood Reimbursements
Rock Valley and the Rock Valley Community School District are receiving millions of dollars in FEMA reimbursements nearly 20 months after last year’s flood. According to a February 19th release […]
Orange City Approves Lease for Former Airport Runway Property
The City of Orange City has approved a lease agreement allowing Zomer RV and Rentals to use a portion of the former Orange City Airport runway for storage. The city […]
Lee Greenwood to Headline Veterans Day Concert at Clay County Fair
Country music artist Lee Greenwood will headline a special Veterans Day concert at this year’s Clay County Fair, performing in front of the grandstand on Monday, September 14th. He’ll be […]
Sioux Center Goodwill Celebrating One Year in Business Thursday
The Sioux Center Goodwill store is celebrating its first anniversary this week, marking one year of serving the community and inviting residents to take part in a special day of […]
Wheeler Bill Seeks More Mandatory Break Time for Iowa Student Athletes
A coach who’s also a member of the Iowa House is proposing an expansion of the time coaches are not allowed to have contact with Iowa students who participate in […]
Feenstra Highlights Property Taxes & Affordability Concerns During Gubernatorial Campaign
Fourth District Congressman Randy Feenstra says property taxes and the rising cost of living are among the top concerns he’s hearing from Iowans as he campaigns for governor. In an […]
Two Critically Injured in Three-Vehicle Crash Near Lester
Two people were critically injured in a three-vehicle crash Thursday afternoon at the intersection of Highway 9 and K30 in Lyon County. According to the Iowa State Patrol, the crash […]
Iowa House Bill Would Require Parental Consent for Minors to Access Certain Library Materials
A bill advancing in the Iowa House would make it illegal for public libraries to allow anyone under 18 to access books or materials considered harmful to minors because of […]
Sheldon High School Construction Project Nears Completion
The multi-phase construction and renovation project at Sheldon High School is entering its final stretch. Sheldon Community School District Superintendent Cory Myer says the work was driven in part by […]