Audubon County Archives

Last Thursday, President Donald Trump ordered the firing of more than 50 cruise missiles in a swift retaliation against the sarin gas attacks ordered by President Bashar al-Assad that resulted in the deaths of more than 80

Tickets are now on sale for one of the areas favorite fan-based evenings, the Carroll Area I-Club Banquet. This year’s featured guest speakers will be Hawkeye men’s basketball coach, Fran McCaffery and wrestling coach, Tom Brands. Other

Iowa State University (ISU) has named the new interim associate dean for Extension and director of Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension after his predecessor was named ISU’s vice president of Extension and Outreach. Jay Harmon will be

Officials with St. Anthony Regional Hospital (SARH) say they have learned of a phone scam that is targeting individuals in Carroll and the surrounding areas. Reports have come in that the caller says they are soliciting donations

Iowa Secretary of Agriculture, Bill Northey, says that warm and dry weather are needed before widespread field work can get underway. The most recent USDA National Agricultural Statistical Service Iowa Crop Progress and Condition report showed that

A Buena Vista University (BVU) student from Chicago has been arrested and charged with four counts of forgery, class D felonies, possession of a controlled substance—marijuana—a serious misdemeanor, and possession of stolen property. Twenty-one-year-old Kevin Kee was

The Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) Foundation recently announced they reached the $1 million mark in scholarships awarded to students during the 2016-17 school year. More than 1,600 students at DMACC’s six campuses and six learning

Midwest Med-Air in Audubon is inviting the communities they serve to join them in an open house tomorrow (Tuesday) at their recently opened staff living quarters and hanger. Med-Air moved their single-pilot EC135 AirBus helicopter into their

It is estimated that one in five Americans owns a pet, and that more than 10 percent of those people say their pet is their best friend. All pets will be getting some extra love this coming

Dr. Dan Ryan, Superintendent of Schools for the Diocese of Sioux City, has accepted a position as the President of Dowling Catholic High School in West Des Moines. Ryan, who has been with the Diocese since July