Candidate Forum Set for Thursday in Storm Lake
Storm Lake voters will have a chance to meet local candidates face-to-face tomorrow during a public forum hosted by SALUD–Multicultural Health Coalition. The event runs from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
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Storm Lake voters will have a chance to meet local candidates face-to-face tomorrow during a public forum hosted by SALUD–Multicultural Health Coalition. The event runs from 6 to 7:30 p.m.

The Storm Lake Hometown Pride Committee is asking residents, students, businesses, and other community members to help shape the future of Storm Lake by completing a new community survey. Available

Storm Lake has named its next Fire Chief. Terence S. Sinner has accepted the position and will begin leading the Storm Lake Fire Department later this month. Sinner brings more

The Buena Vista County Board of Supervisors has approved a preliminary official statement for $3.135 million in general obligation capital loan notes to fund Phase 2 of the Platinum Crush

Buena Vista County Engineer Bret Wilkinson briefed the county board of supervisors last Tuesday on two key infrastructure updates—ongoing roadwork near Platinum Crush and a new winter maintenance initiative. Wilkinson

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Kiwanis Park was formally dedicated Tuesday morning with a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by the Storm Lake Kiwanis Clubs. Located at the corner of Russell Street and East 5th Street, the

The Storm Lake Police Department has arrested a local man in connection with a hit-and-run accident that left two bicyclists seriously injured. Authorities say the incident happened around 1 a.m.

Katie Stange is officially Sac County’s sheriff—the only woman currently serving in that role statewide. The county board of supervisors appointed Stange last week following the resignation of Jonathan Meyer,

