There is no admission fee, but tickets for the sweet treats are sold for $1 apiece, half which is reimbursed to the vendors.

A famine occurred in Ireland in 1845. James Beacom, his parents, and several of his relatives came to the United States, landed in New Orleans, and traveled to Jones County ...

An 18-year-old Orange City resident was arrested Thursday, Jan. 23, on a charge of first-offense telephone dissemination of ...

HAWARDEN—Mike Wiggins of Hawarden entered 2025 as a world record holder in the sport of race walking. Wiggins competed in ...

Sioux Center High School partnered with ProActive Physical Therapy to provide physical therapy services to students in the ...

The Burning of the Greens and Fireworks Extravaganza serves as a sort of closing ceremonies for the annual festivities in the ...

At Gehlen Catholic, a variety of activities are planned. Activities begin Monday, Jan. 27, under the day’s theme, “Celebrating Faith, Parishes, Vocations.” The dress for the day is school uniforms.

An asbestos study planned at the Centennial building prior to tearing it down was postponed by the Le Mars City Council at its Tuesday, Jan. 21, meeting.

LE MARS — Plymouth County Engineer Tom Rohe has invested four decades on keeping the county’s roads safe and updated.

LE MARS — Plains Area Mental health, Inc. has been designated a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC). Plains Area Mental Health received formal notice of successful certification for ...

The Le Mars Community School District Foundation and Alumni Association will again jointly sponsor and select a “Teacher of the Year” to represent the many great teachers ...

Taylor Lindner fell just one shy of a perfect 300 game as the Le Mars Community bowling teams swept Sioux City East in Missouri River Activities Conference ...