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Little Sioux Headwaters Coalition met in Milford
Milford, IA (KICD) — The Little Sioux Headwaters Coalition met in Milford Wednesday afternoon to discuss future project ideas. Water Quality Engineer with Houston Engineering Charles Ikenberry explains the coalition’s plan to Northwest Iowa Now. Spencer Mayor Steve Bomgaars says the information at the meeting was more geared...
Carroll City Council Highlights Before/After Work At Fairview Village Apartments
Carroll city officials highlighted renovation work at the Fairview Village Apartments during last night’s (Monday) meeting, showcasing the stark difference between its current and previous owners. MW Capital Group 2 LLC purchased four of the five buildings from Carlson Property Holdings and Management earlier this year and has gotten to work gutting the dilapidated interiors and refinishing them with modern amenities. Carroll Fire Chief and Building Department Director Dan Hannasch says their finished units are a night-and-day difference from how they were before.
Belmond-Klemme Will Look to Make Most of New Opportunities this Fall
Belmond-Klemme welcomes two new coaches this fall as Josh Portillo will take over cross-country and Josh Faaborg will step in to lead the football program. Belmond-Klemme Activities Director James Severson looks forward to what Portillo and Faaborg bring to new roles. “Over in the cross country sector, we share with...
Vance to visit Nebraska for a fundraiser
OMAHA — Nebraska’s swinging 2nd Congressional District will host both 2024 vice presidential candidates in coming days, the latest sign of how significant the campaigns consider the stray Electoral College vote. Republican U.S. Sen. J.D. Vance of Ohio, former President Donald Trump’s running mate, plans to visit Omaha...
Mile posts: Items on Karissa Schweizer, Edwin Kurgat, Devin Allbaugh, Dan Froeschle, Nathan Hopp, Emerson Vokes
Two weeks of results and no surprise that the Paris Olympics leads off this edition of the WEEKEND UPDATE of the best performances by Iowa-based collegiate and postcollegiate distance runners and triathletes. Former Dowling Catholic prep Karissa Schweizer notched a pair of top-10 finishes to finish an outstanding week of efforts on the track at Stade de France north of Paris. On Aug. 5, the six-time Missouri NCAA champion became the fastest American woman ever in the...
Iowa committee approves rules on gun permits for school staff
(The Center Square) - The Iowa Administrative Rules Committee approved rules on Tuesday for a law that would allow school staff to carry firearms on campus. House File 2586, signed into law by Gov. Kim Reynolds, requires school personnel who want to carry firearms into the schools to obtain a permit that requires annual live scenario quarterly live firearms training approved by the Iowa Department of Public Safety. Tawny Kruse,...
The Iowa State Fair's 109-year-old Sheep Barn has a new coat of paint. See the renovations:
When it comes to renovations at the Iowa State Fair, the most popular projects usually involve restrooms and air conditioning, according to Peter Cownie, executive director of the Iowa State Fair Blue Ribbon Foundation. The opening ceremony of the State Fair on Thursday showcased the newly renovated 109-year-old Sheep Barn, spruced up with...
Basketball courts, a new location and sales tax: A look at Boone's new rec center plans
The fate of a yet-to-be-built community recreation center is on the ballot again in Boone. The Boone City Council, at its Aug. 5 meeting, approved a special election to partially fund a 37,000-square-foot community recreation complex. The item will appear on the general election ballot on Nov. 5 as a special election...
Cruisin’ to the Square a treat for car enthusiasts
Hundreds of car, truck and motorcycle enthusiasts spent last Thursday evening on the courthouse square in Jefferson admiring dozens of vehicles from the 1930s through present days. Cruisin’ to the Square has been held the second Thursday in August for more than 10 years. The vehicles were judged in...
Chargers Volleyball Prepares for Season to Start
The AC/GC Chargers volleyball team is getting ready for their 2024 season to begin, with their first game on Monday. The team has begun practice, and will be looking to build off the success of last season. The team played in 87 sets, recording 727 assists, 792 kills with 388 errors on 2,535 attempts. They also had 21 solo blocks, 47 assisted blocks and 1,207 digs. In the serving statistics, the Chargers tallied 266 aces, and had 1,545 successful serves on 1,730 attempts for a serve efficiency of 89.3 percent. The Chargers ended the year with a 21-11 record, going 6-0 in conference play.
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