CCSD Board Of Education Reviews Proposed Costs Of Three-Year-Old Preschool
Carroll Community School District (CCSD) Administration presented projections for potential costs and tuition for a school-run three-year-old preschool program during last week’s Board of Education work session. The discussion was first held during the March 25 board
Diamond Grinding On M68 Near Manning To Begin Tuesday
Diamond grinding work on County Road M68 near Manning is expected to begin tomorrow (Tuesday) morning and will likely affect motorists through the end of the week. Crews will be on site starting at 8 a.m. Tuesday
Animal Rescue Of Carroll Accepting Donations For Upcoming Garage Sale Fundraiser
Organizers with the Animal Rescue of Carroll (ARC) are preparing for their annual community garage sale fundraiser. According to Shelter Director Jessica Briggs, the event is slated for Friday, April 17, and Saturday, April 18, at the
Carroll’s 12th Street Project Start Date Delayed To Next Week
Due to unfavorable ground conditions and a forecast of potentially rainy weather over the next several days, work on the 12th Street full-depth reconstruction project in Carroll has been delayed by one week. The city contractor, Hulstein
St. Anthony Implements Access Changes As Campus Reconstruction Begins
As St. Anthony Regional Hospital prepares for its three-year campus reconstruction project, the hospital is implementing temporary access changes, beginning tomorrow (Tuesday). The adjustments, which take effect Tuesday, April 7, are part of the hospital’s Master Campus
Trump escalates pressure on Iran with expletive-filled threat on social media
President Donald Trump has renewed his warnings to Iran, threatening sweeping attacks on the country’s infrastructure if it does not reopen the Strait of Hormuz by a newly set deadline Tuesday evening. In a series of posts
Pope Leo XIV’s first Easter address calls for peace, warns against growing indifference to violence
In his first Easter address as pontiff, Pope Leo XIV delivered a powerful message from the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica, urging the world to reject war and rediscover a commitment to peace. Speaking before tens of
UCLA wins first NCAA women’s basketball title with dominant rout of South Carolina
The UCLA Bruins delivered a statement performance on Sunday, overwhelming the South Carolina Gamecocks 79–51 to capture the program’s first NCAA women’s basketball championship. Built on relentless defense and unselfish offense, the victory capped a remarkable 31-game
NY Islanders fire head coach Patrick Roy, turn to veteran Peter DeBoer amid playoff push
The New York Islanders made a dramatic move just days before the end of the regular season, dismissing head coach Patrick Roy and appointing seasoned bench boss Peter DeBoer as his replacement. With only four games remaining,
Darius Rucker to launch 2026 Songs of Summer Tour
Darius Rucker is gearing up for a busy summer in 2026, unveiling a 20-date U.S. run dubbed the “Songs of Summer Tour.” The outing begins June 4 in Toledo and travels through major stops including Bethel, Atlantic