Carroll County Solid Waste and Pella Corporation are hosting their free electronic recycling day for the fourth consecutive year next week. On Saturday, Sept. 16, consumers can take their worn-out, obsolete or broken devices, to the southwest
One person has died and another is hospitalized after a two-vehicle accident west of Harlan Thursday afternoon. The Iowa State Patrol reports they were notified of the accident at the intersection of Highway 44 and county road
Carroll city staff have been holding meetings with OPN Architects on the next steps in the library/city hall projects. City Manager, Mike Pogge-Weaver, says they are in the preliminary process of working to gather more information about
The Carroll Chamber of Commerce is getting ready to kick off a new marketing campaign, “Choose Carroll.” Program Director, Sarah Foley describes the goals of the new tactic. This introduction, she says, is just a little bit
A Breda man escaped injury in a rollover accident Thursday in Greene County. At approximately 12:45 a.m., the Greene County Sheriff’s Office responded to 18th and 2nd Streets, on the northeast side of Grand Junction. Twenty-year-old Blake
As was predicted, Hurricane Harvey’s devastation in Texas resulted in increased gas prices as well as the possibility of a decrease in the supply. On Thursday, Iowa Secretary of Agriculture, Bill Northey, announced the Iowa Department of
Athletes and coaches from a number of area schools have been recognized for their outstanding sportsmanship during the 2016-17 school year. Audubon, Ar-We-Va, Carroll, Coon Rapids-Bayard, East Sac County, Glidden-Ralson, IKM-Manning, Kuemper and South Central Calhoun all
Traffic was stopped for a brief period Thursday afternoon in Carroll due to several vehicles having difficulties navigating a turn. Around 3 p.m. two over-sized vehicles were traveling eastbound on Highway 30 and were attempting to turn
The Carroll Public Library has broken their own record for participation in the 2017 Build a Better World Summer Reading Program for the second time in three years. Final numbers came in at 1,611 people signed up,
Communities across the county as well as the Carroll Area Development Corporation continue to use last year’s housing study as a foundation for filling gaps identified in the report. Executive Director, Shannon Landauer, says that they are
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