Kuemper Students Begin Long Journey To D.C. To Join 46th Annual March For Life
More than 40 Kuemper Catholic High School students and chaperones boarded a bus this (Wednesday) afternoon to begin the long road trip to Washington, D.C. for the 2019 March for Life. Since 1974, demonstrators have traveled to
Last Weekend’s Celebrate Audubon Event Brings Community Together To Highlight 2018’s Achievements
Audubon community leaders and citizens gathered this past weekend to rejoice in the successes of 2018 and honor the people that made those successes possible. The Celebrate Audubon event was hosted on Saturday, Jan. 12 at the
Mark Knobbe of Carroll
Mass of the Christian Burial for 96-year-old Mark Knobbe of Carroll will be Monday at 10 am at the St. Lawrence Catholic Church in Carroll with burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery where military honors will be conducted
Sac County Man Transported For Treatment After Being Shot By Unknown Assailant Early Wednesday Morning
A Sac County man was transported to a Sioux City hospital for treatment after he was shot early Wednesday morning by an unknown assailant. The Sac County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched at approximately 12:30 a.m. to a
Carroll Woman Transported For Treatment After Rear-Ending A Semi Tuesday In Glidden
One person was transported for treatment following a car/semi tractor-trailer accident Tuesday afternoon in Glidden. At approximately 2:11 p.m., a 1995 WHGM Aero semi, driven by 47-year-old Jay Lee Bobenmoyer of Lake City, was stopped facing west
Carroll Council Will Review FY2018 Audit And FY2020 Budget Thursday
Local governments are busy honing in on their finalized budgets, which are due to the state auditor by March 15. On Thursday, the Carroll City Council will meet at 5:15 p.m. at the Adams Elementary School board
Both Drivers Thought They Had The Green Light In Clark Street and Highway 30 Accident Tuesday
Two drivers who both believed they had the green light collided at the intersection of Clark Street and U.S. Highway 30 Tuesday afternoon. The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office responded at approximately 1:03 p.m. to the scene to
Atlantic Native Is Now Fourth Judicial District Judge
An Atlantic native and the current Cass County Attorney has been appointed as district court judge for the Fourth Judicial District by Gov. Kim Reynolds. Michael Hooper received his undergraduate degree from the University of Nebraska-Omaha, and
Carroll Man Sentenced To Prison For Beating One Victim Over The Head And Hitting Another With His Vehicle
A Carroll man was sentenced to up to five years in prison on Monday after negotiating a plea deal. In the agreement, a charge of first-degree burglary was dismissed in exchange for 39-year-old Jeremy Allen Werneburg’s guilty
Strange Behavior And A Suspicious Package Close Down A Three-Block Area Of Storm Lake Tuesday Morning
A three-block area in Storm Lake was cordoned off and several residences evacuated for a little more than an hour Tuesday morning as a precaution when a suspicious package was reported in the middle of the roadway.