Fort Dodge Man Dies In Single Vehicle Accident On Labor Day
A Fort Dodge man had died following a single-vehicle accident on Labor Day in Audubon County. At approximately 7:32 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 4, the Iowa State Patrol and Audubon County Sheriff’s Office responded to the scene
Carroll County Conservation Tracking Monarch Butterflies As Population Sees Decline
Environmentalists are concerned about Monarch butterfly populations and want to continue to track their movements to get a better idea of the species’ health. Monarch numbers have shown a downward trend over the last 25 years with
Historical Preservation Commission Of Carroll Produces Book Detailing The Town’s 150-Year History
The Historical Preservation Commission of Carroll has compiled a postcard book to commemorate the 150 years since the city was platted. The book, titled “Through the Years: from 1867 to the present”, features 112 pages with over
Carroll Landscape Undergoing Major Changes This Year And Next
The most recent announcement of Country Stores of Iowa expanding into the MAC’s Corner Café space, is just another example of the changing business and residential landscape of the City of Carroll. City Manager, Mike Pogge-Weaver says
Take The First Step To Healthier Living With The Next Step Challenge
It doesn’t take a lot of money or equipment to get active, just a commitment to make it happen. Carroll area residents are encouraged to join in the Next Step Challenge, sponsored by Live Healthy Iowa. From
Coon Rapids 4-H’er Participates In Awardrobe Event At Iowa State Fair
There were 130 kids from 68 counties who participated in the 2017 Iowa State Fair Awardrobe Clothing Event. Rebekah Meshek of Coon Rapids took part in the $15 Challenge category. She was tasked with creating an entire
Some New Business Featured During September Java & Juice Events In Jefferson
The highly popular Java & Juice in Jefferson is entering its last two months with a full schedule for every Friday in September. From 9:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. every week, the public is invited to visit
Northey Urges Iowans To Purchase Propane Early This Year
A steady increase of propane over the summer is prompting a recommendation for farmers, ag businesses and rural residents to consider taking steps now to build their propane supply. “It is important for users to be prepared,”
Fish Not Native To The Area Found At Iowa Great Lakes
An unusual fish has been found in East Okoboji recently, and the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is not sure how it ended up there. A recent reports says 26, three- to five-inch gizzard shad were
County Engineer Accepts Low Bid For Hybrid Culvert Project
Carroll County Engineer, Dave Paulson, says he received four bids for a box culvert project at Willow Creek. The engineers estimate was $101,830.34 on what he calls a unique project. There were a broad range of dollar