
Newell Considers Pond to Replace Closed Pool
The Newell City Council held a special meeting Tuesday night to consider replacing the city’s closed public pool with a community pond. About 20 people, including Newell residents and members
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The Newell City Council held a special meeting Tuesday night to consider replacing the city’s closed public pool with a community pond. About 20 people, including Newell residents and members

Storm Lake Police responded to a large fight early Sunday morning at De Noches nightclub on Erie Street. Officers arrived around 1:10 a.m. to reports of multiple individuals involved in

The Buena Vista County Board of Supervisors awarded the contract for Phase 2 of the Platinum Crush road project during its weekly meeting yesterday morning, following a competitive bidding process
Alta is gearing up for its first-ever Hometown Days celebration, set for next Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 4-5. Mayor Kevin Walsh, who helped launch the event through a partnership with

A new report from the Spencer Economic Development Corporation and First Children’s Finance highlights a growing child care shortage in the Spencer area. The Child Care Market Analysis and Strategic

A Storm Lake man is facing felony charges after police say he assaulted a woman holding a child during a domestic dispute last Thursday. Storm Lake Police responded to a

The Storm Lake City Council devoted part of its latest meeting last Monday to a worksession on updating the city’s signage regulations—a process officials say is proving more complex than

Buena Vista County Sheriff Kory Elston appeared before the county board of supervisors last Tuesday morning to propose a contract with Lexipol, a policy and training service designed to keep
The City of Aurelia is set to receive a boost in greenery thanks to a Trees for Kids grant awarded by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. The $2,500 grant

Storm Lake residents could soon see changes to how the city handles its annual clean-up. During Monday night’s city council meeting, city staff proposed a ticket-based system that would allow

