Charles City, United States (Local)
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8th grade students and families of New Hampton Middle School as well as St. Joe’s in New Hampton are invited to learn more Monday (Oct. 26) night about the 8th Grade Lions Club Washington, D.C. Trip for next summer.
By: Mark Pitz
KCHA has interviewed the three candidates in the race for the district 2 seat on the Floyd County Board of Supervisors.
By: Mark Pitz
The North Butler and Clarksville school districts have hired the same consultant that the Osage/Riceville and the Nashua-Plainfield/Tripoli school districts in their recruitment efforts to hire a new shared superintendent.
U.S. Department of Agriculture Under Secretary for Rural Development Glen R. Smith toured Winneshiek Medical Center in Decorah Sunday (Oct. 25) to highlight USDA support for rural healthcare.
By: Mark Pitz
Over f our months later and the winner of a $100,000 Iowa Powerball ticket sold in north Iowa has yet to claim their prize.
Chickasaw County Secondary Roads is alerting motorists of two upcoming road closures north of Lawler.
Michelle Schubert is Youth Coordinator through Floyd County ISU Extension and Outreach. She says registration is normally $40 for a year of participation, but newcomers can join for much less.
Last week, temperatures in the Charles City area pushed into the low 80s. Monday, high temps were only around 60 with a cloudy sky, but no rain.
Amanda McCarty says Zoetis will hold a Career Fair Thursday from 11 AM to 7 PM.
Chickasaw County Public Health Administrator Lisa Welter says early detection of possible breast cancer is vital.
