Audubon Rec Center Invites Everyone To Their Trivia Night Event This Weekend
The Audubon Rec Center invites everyone to come out this Saturday for their trivia night event. Teams of eight players will compete against each other, getting asked random facts about sports, history, and even some Valentine’s and
Glidden Plans For GIS Mapping Of City For One Of Its FY25 Project
The City of Glidden will update its current paper maps of the town to a GIS mapping software as one of its FY25 projects. Currently, the only map utilized by the city of Glidden sits at city
Katie Kruse Is The Winner Of The 60th Annual Carroll Chamber Of Commerce’s Banquet Humanitarian Award
The 60th Annual Carroll Chamber of Commerce’s Humanitarian award went to Katie Kruse, who serves on the Carroll High School Foundation and has volunteered countless hours assisting in organizing and helping different programs throughout the community. Emcee
Wet January Leads To Improved Drought Conditions Across Iowa
According to the latest Water Summary Update, Iowa experienced some relief from drought conditions as January’s precipitation surpassed normal levels. Precipitation for the month totaled 1.97 inches, double the average, and the state has seen above-average precipitation
AG Bird Challenges EPA’s Rule On Lead Pipe Replacement
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird has joined with a 15-state coalition in opposing a new Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rule that mandates the replacement of lead pipes at homeowners’ expense. The EPA’s original 2021 rule required pipe
Iowa House Republicans Release Two School Safety Bills
Iowa House Republicans have unveiled two bills aimed at enhancing school safety measures in the aftermath of the school shooting last month at Perry High School. The first bill, HSB 692, primarily focuses on infrastructure improvements, mandating
Carroll’s Historian, Vicki Gach Receives 2023 Public Service Award
Two Public Service Awards were presented during the Carroll Chamber Of Commerce’s annual banquet last Thursday evening, one of them going to Vicki Gach from the Carroll Historic Preservation Commission for her efforts to protect, preserve, and
Joseph Neil Sr. of Manning
Joseph E. Neil Sr., 80, of Manning, Iowa, died February 10, 2024, of complications from a fall at his home in November. Joe was born August 28, 1943, in Carroll, Iowa, the fourth of five children born to George
Margaret Bayer of LaVista, NE formerly of Glidden
Margaret Bayer, age 89, of LaVista, NE, and formerly of Glidden, IA, passed away on Thursday, February 8, 2024 at Homestead of LaVista surrounded by her family. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 P.M. on Friday,
Kansas City Chiefs defeat San Francisco 49ers 25-22 in OT to win 2024 Super Bowl LVIII
The Kansas City Chiefs became back-to-back Super Bowl champions after beating the San Francisco 49ers with a score of 25-22 at Super Bowl LVIII on Sunday, February 11 in overtime. The Chiefs become the first team in