CCSD to discuss installation of HD cameras in school’s bus fleet
Earlier this year members of the Carroll Education Support Association (CESA) brought forth a unique proposal to the Carroll Community School District (CCSD) during their contract negotiation. The group asked to have cameras installed in the school
Darryl Johnson of Lake City
Funeral services for 88 year old Darryl Johnson of Lake City will be Tuesday at 10:30am at the Woodlawn Christian Church in Lake City with burial at the Lake City Cemetery. Friends may call at the Lampe
Leo Renze of Carroll
Mass of the Christian Burial for 100 year old Leo Renze of Carroll will be Monday at 10:30am at the Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Carroll with burial at the Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Carroll where military
Evelyn DeWald of Adaza
Funeral services for 80 year old Evelyn DeWald of Adaza will be Monday at 10:30am at the Lohrville United Methodist Church with burial at the Highland Township Cemetery in Churdan. Visitation with the family will be at the
Carroll resident surrenders to authorities after threatening careworker
A home healthcare nurse called 911 Thursday, May 12 after her client, 71-year-old Ronald Howard, had became agitated, threatened her and pulled a handgun out, placing it to his head. At approximately 4:25 p.m. yesterday afternoon, the Carroll Police Department, the Carroll County Sheriff’s
“Friendraiser” Walks Celebrate Older Americans Month
In honor of Older Americans Month, the Iowa Area Agencies on Aging are introducing their theme, “Blazing a Trail for Aging,” by hosting statewide “friendraiser” walks. The Elderbridge Agency on Aging is hosting 10 walks in our
Two Area Students Earn Ag Leadership Scholarships
Two area students were among 50 from across a seven-state region to receive the 2016 AKSARBEN AG Leaders Scholarships. Lakota Larson of Jefferson and Ward Umbaugh of Adair will each receive $2,000 of the $100,000 total awarded
Demand And Weather Factor Into Higher Soybean Prices
The Iowa Soybean Association (ISA) expects the recent rally in soybean prices to continue. Since the beginning of March, prices have risen nearly $2 per bushel, with another recent bump after the U.S. Department of Agriculture released
Manning Wastes No Time In Taking Action On Carroll County Housing Assessment
It’s only been a few days since the Carroll County Housing Assessment was released on Monday, and after review, Manning City Manager, Dawn Rohe, said there were and were not surprising results in the document. Rohe explained,
Changes Made To Carroll Youth Triathlon
The Carroll third annual Youth Triathlon will be held on Saturday, May 28, at the Carroll Rec Center. The inaugural year of the race saw 102 participants, but there was a fall-off last year, in part because