Trial Date Rescheduled For Carroll Man Accused Of Bug Fogger Assault
The jury trial for a Carroll man, who allegedly tried to force people out of a basement with a bug fogger, has been rescheduled for early November. Fifty-one-year-old Jeff Richard Huegerich faces one count of misdemeanor assault.
Carroll Iowa I-Club And Co-President Recognized By University Of Iowa Foundation
Pictured (L-R): I-Club Co-President, Bill Wenger; Former Hawkeyes quarterback, Chuck Long; Voice of the Hawkeyes, Gary Dolphin; Athletic Director, Gary Barta; and Co-President, Jeff Cayler A local Iowa Hawkeyes organization has again been recognized by the University
Carroll Man Pleads Guilty To Taking Vehicle From Carroll Residence
A man accused of taking a vehicle from a residence in Carroll has been sentenced to suspended prison terms. On Monday, Oct. 1, 40-year-old Bryan Keith Gresham, of Carroll, plead guilty in Carroll County District Court to
Joseph Gassman of Lake City
Mass of the Christian Burial for 82-year-old Joseph Gassman of Lake City will be Saturday at 10:30 am at the St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Lake City. Friends may call at the Lampe Funeral Home in Lake
Jefferson Man Cited After Failing To Stop For Law Enforcement
A Jefferson man was cited after refusing to stop for law enforcement. At approximately 8:33 p.m. on Wednesday, an officer with the Jefferson Police Department noticed a careless driver and attempted to pull them over at the
American Home Shield’s New Parent Company Went Public This Week
Dave Quandt is Vice President of Field Operations for American Home Shield (AHS) and he has been doing a bit of traveling this week. On Tuesday morning, he was in New York City for a major announcement.
A Controlled Burn Became A Risk Wednesday With High Winds
The Greene County Sheriff’s Office and Jefferson and Paton Fire Departments all responded to a fire in the 1700 block of 170th Street at approximately 7:45 p.m. Wednesday. Sheriff, Jack Williams, reports that there was a controlled
Employer Educator Summit Registration Open
It has been reported that nearly 50 percent of all jobs available in Iowa require workers with middle skills, yet only 33 percent of our workforce possesses them. In their effort to bridge the workforce gap in
Carroll Public Library To Host Groundbreaking
The Carroll Public Library and the city offices have both gotten moved and settled in and have opened in their new temporary locations. Asbestos remediation at both sites is currently underway, expected to be completed next week.