Seventeen Sioux Central FFA members attended the Iowa State FFA Convention in Ames April 19–21, taking part in competitions, service activities and leadership sessions while exploring the Iowa State University
St. Mary’s middle school students wrapped up the school year with a trip to Living History Farms in Urbandale, an experience designed to rotate annually among science, fine arts and
St. Mary’s third-grade students recently spent part of their week in the Bernard ’40 and June (Beck) Christenson Science Classroom, taking part in a hands-on chemistry lesson made possible through
The Storm Lake Municipal Band will return to the historic Sunset Park Bandshell this summer for its 92nd season, featuring seven free Sunday concerts from late May through early July.
Aurelia and Marcus Police Chief Brian Flikeid is being recognized on a national stage for his work supporting crime victims and strengthening community safety. Flikeid has been selected as a
Gov. Kim Reynolds has issued a disaster proclamation for five Iowa counties following recent severe weather. The proclamation covers Cherokee, Clay, Kossuth, Montgomery and Ringgold counties, allowing state resources to
Sioux Rapids will receive more than $119,000 in new federal disaster recovery funding. The grant comes from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and will support long‑term mitigation work following
Storm Lake Mayor Meg McKeon is inviting local high school students to share what makes them proud to call Storm Lake home. McKeon announced a new “Why I’m Storm Lake
Sac City is building more than a dog park — it’s creating a new stop‑off destination for families, travelers and their four‑legged friends. The Sac City Bark Park is officially
A Cherokee woman was killed in a two‑vehicle crash near Waterloo on Monday morning. According to the Iowa State Patrol, 22‑year‑old Kiersten Ann Ryherd of Cherokee died after her 2014
