The first Carroll City Council meeting of May will be called to order Monday, at 5:15 p.m. in the Adams Elementary School board conference room. City Manager, Mike Pogge-Weaver, says it is a pretty heavy agenda. The
Assistant News Director, Nathan Konz, has the listener top stories for the week beginning Sunday, May 5.
Kuemper Catholic High School announced today (Friday) they have selected Chad Klein to become the Knights’ next Activities Director. Klein has taught and coached at Kuemper for the last 20 years and currently serves as the high
The Carroll County Board of Supervisors will discuss issues regarding the Veterans Affairs Commission, the job description for a new IT employee and more during their regularly scheduled meeting next week. The first item of business will
Next Wednesday will be the inaugural event for students in the Carroll Community School District, allowing them time outside the classroom to do physical activities in the first-annual Carroll High School Foundation’s Tiger Trot. A member of
The Supreme Court of Iowa filed a decision today (Friday) on the more than four-year-old issue of a grain leg that protrudes a little over 60 feet into the protected airspace at the Carroll Airport. Farmers Loren
Iowa conservatives have formed a non-profit in support of clean energy solutions that will benefit the Iowa economy, improve the environment and strengthen our national security. Local residents of the Iowa Conservative Energy Forum include an activist
A Carroll County District Court judge has ordered probation for a Carroll woman who plead guilty to stealing more than $10,000 from a local payday lender. Twenty-four-year-old Natasha Ranae Warnke had a five year prison sentence for
The City of Coon Rapids, Coon Rapids-Bayard FFA Chapter and Coon Rapids Mighty Clovers 4-H Club are hosting a Mother’s Day perennial flower sale this weekend. New landscaping is scheduled to be completed in the community’s downtown
Cass County prosecutors have brought formal charges against a Lanesboro man accused of drug trafficking. According to trial information submitted on Monday to the District Court for Cass County, 30-year-old Cody Lee Sellman faces one count of
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