Carroll County Law Enforcement Wants You To Protect Your Giblets
Local law enforcement will be participating in a special sTEP, Special Traffic Enforcement Program, over the Thanksgiving holiday week, and Carroll Chief of Police, Brad Burke, explains the details about this event. The Iowa Department of Safety
Jefferson Getting Ready To Celebrate Christmas With Tree Lighting Ceremony
Thanksgiving Day is fast approaching, but the city of Jefferson is looking ahead and making plans to celebrate the upcoming Christmas holiday at the annual Community Christmas Tree lighting event on Thursday, Dec. 1. Santa will be
Teachers Asked To Register Students For Poetry Out Loud Educational Program
Last year, over 570 Iowa high school students from 14 schools across the state overcame their fears of memorization and recitation of poetry in front of their classmates at the Poetry Out Loud arts education program. The
Landus And ISU Partner To Provide 15 Scholarships To Iowa Students
Fifteen Iowa college freshmen majoring in agricultural business have each been awarded $1,000 scholarships through a collaboration with Landus Cooperative and the Iowa State University (ISU) Department of Economics. Landus CEO, Milan Kucerak, says they are motivated
Carroll County Is Pretty Responsible When It Comes To Plastic
Along with the celebration of Thanksgiving next week, many Iowans are looking forward to the rush of kicking off their holiday shopping on Black Friday. This means that Carroll County shoppers will be digging deep into their
Cost Of Traditional Thanksgiving Meal Remains A Bargain
The cost of everything seems to be rising rapidly these days, but the 31st annual American Farm Bureau Federation’s (AFBF) Thanksgiving Dinner Price Survey, shows that a holiday meal this year will come in at just under