Glidden City Council Considers Annual Sewer Rate Increases To Help Pay For Wastewater Project
The Glidden City Council is considering incrementally increasing sewer rates over the next three years to help finance the community’s new wastewater project. City officials voted unanimously in favor of the ordinance change’s first reading at their
Audubon Police Chief, Matt Starmer, Announces Retirement
Audubon Police Chief, Matt Starmer, has announced he will be stepping away from his role as head of the department this summer. Starmer submitted his notice to city officials on Tuesday, Feb. 16 with an effective date
Kuemper’s Annual Town Hall Meeting Goes Virtual Thursday Evening
The Kuemper Catholic School System will be hosting their annual town hall meeting tomorrow (Thursday) night, but they will be shifting the event to a virtual format this year due to COVID-19. Information will be presented through
Alvin Albertsen of Audubon
Memorial Services will be held later this spring for 82 year old Alvin Albertsen of Audubon. Alvin is survived by his children: David & Jacquie of Littleton, Colorado, Debbie & Brad Wahlert of Mitchellville, IA, John Albertsen
East Sac Wrestling Returning Wrestlers Improved by Over 100 Wins in 20-21
Interview with Head Coach Chaps Wilcke
Glidden Ralston Boys Improved Offensively in 20-21
Interview with Head Coach Tyler Shipley
Ar-We-Va Boys Were a Couple Close Losses From Double Digit Wins
Interview with Head Coach Matt Wilken
East Sac Girls Finished the Season Winning 7 of Last 10 Games
Interview with Head Coach Jason Phillips
St. Anthony Nursing Home Is Deficiency Free In Latest State Inspection
The St. Anthony Nursing Home in Carroll is excited to report they earned a deficiency-free survey earlier this month. The nursing facility underwent their annual state survey during the week of Feb. 1 through Feb. 9, the
Swan Lake Shelter House Construction And Fundraising Near Completion, But New Features Now Planned
Carroll County Conservation has been busy with upgrades at Swan Lake, with the new East Side Shelter House at nearly two-thirds completed. Conservation board member and President of the Carroll County Conservation Foundation, Kenny Snyder, says they