Carroll Stadium Committee Continues To Narrow In On A Final Plan
The Carroll Stadium Committee continues to make progress after narrowing down some of the features they wish included in the project. On Wednesday night’s meeting, Tim Veatch of FRK Architects out of West Des Moines presented four
Ken “Beanie” Ricke of Arcadia
Mass of the Christian Burial for 57 year old Ken “Beanie” Ricke of Arcadia will be Tuesday at 10:30am at the St. John’s Catholic Church in Arcadia with burial at the Parish Cemetery. The Arcadia Fire Department
Deb Neumann of Sac City
Memorial services for 61 year old Deb Neumann of Sac City will be Sunday at 4pm at the Farber & Otteman Funeral Home in Sac City. Visitation will be from 2-4 prior the service on Sunday afternoon at
Little Bites Snack Foods Recalled For Small Plastic Pieces
Double check your snack food before sinking your teeth into your between meal treats. Bimbo Bakeries USA has issued a voluntary recall of four varieties of their baked goods. The recall results from a manufacturing failure by
Special Request Made For Publication Of Carroll County Employee Salaries
Each fiscal year the Carroll County Auditor’s Office makes public a full listing of county employees’ salaries. This year, a special request has been brought to Carroll County Board of Supervisors Chair, Neil Bock, for inclusion within
Carroll DMACC Student To Speak At New York Summit
Photo (from left): DMACC President, Rob Denson; Gov. Terry Branstad; Alexius Ridenour; Carroll DMACC Provost, Joel Lundstrom A Carroll Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) student has been selected to speak at the annual Opportunity Nation
DMACC Hosting Working With Victims Of Violence Conference
The Continuing Education and Criminal Justice Departments of Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) will be offering a “Working with Victims of Violence” public safety conference on Thursday, Sept. 15 in the FFA Enrichment Center on the
Greene County School Board Vetoes Shared Transportation
In a special meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 31, the Greene County Board of Education voted to deny a request to share transportation with Boone for swimming and soccer. The board voted unanimously in the decision, citing recent
Eggs Make Big Impression At Iowa State Fair
The results are in, and Iowa egg farmers are celebrating as eggs-on-a-stick set a new record at the 2016 Iowa State Fair. This year topped last year’s record by nearly 12,000 eggs with 158,688 eggs handed out
Jefferson Juvenile Arrested For Statue Vandalism
A Jefferson juvenile has been arrested and charged with criminal mischief in the fourth degree, a serious misdemeanor, for damage that occurred to the Doreen Wilber statue on June 13. On Wednesday, Aug. 31 at approximately 1:23
