Date Published
Keyword
-
Water Woes Continue In Terril: Boil Advisory Is In Effect
September 11, 2026
(Terril)– Water issues continue in Terril. The city announced this (Friday, Sept. 11th) morning a boil advisory is in effect until further notice. The notification states that it’s due to a programming issue with the city’s new water treatment facility that “couldn’t be resolved prior to the town hitting a low pressure”. City officials say […]
Read More -
Another Reminder Of Iowa Water Conference Next Week In Iowa Great Lakes
September 11, 2026
(Okoboji)– As we reported previously the Iowa Great Lakes will host the 2026 Iowa Water Conference this coming Wednesday and Thursday, September 16th and 17th. Steve Wiseman, a local outdoors enthusiast, says this year’s conference will provide a special opportunity for input from the general public. He says that part of the conference, dubbed “Community […]
Read More -
Officials Emphasize Important Role Volunteers Will Play Once Again For This Year’s Clay County Fair
September 11, 2026
(Spencer)– The gates open tomorrow (Saturday, Sept. 12th) for the 2026 Clay County Fair. Manager and CEO Jason Brockshus says just like in previous years, volunteers will once again this year play a critical role in making the nine-day fair possible. Brockshus says some 500 to 600 people will be volunteering to help out with […]
Read More -
Arnolds Park Moving Ahead With Plans To Remove An Abandoned Pump House On West Lake Okoboji
September 11, 2026
(Arnolds Park)– The city of Arnolds Park is moving ahead with plans to demolish an abandoned pump house it owns on West Lake Okoboji. It’s located on a portion of Pillsbury Point where an extensive shoreline restoration project is about to get underway by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. The shore in that area […]
Read More -
Sentencing Held In Lyon County Courthouse Burglary Case
September 11, 2026
(Rock Rapids)– One of the two men accused in a courthouse break-in in Rock Rapids last December has been sentenced. Authorities say 39-year-old Brandon High Pipe of Rapid City, South Dakota, and 18-year-old Luciano Sanchez of Denver, Colorado, faced six charges each in connection with the incident including First-degree criminal mischief, two counts of conspiracy […]
Read More -
-
-
Iowa D.O.T Changes Course On Hwy 71 Construction During Clay County Fair
September 10, 2026
(Spencer)– The Iowa Department of Transportation announced this (Thursday) afternoon work on Highway 71 on the north edge of Spencer will be suspended next week, while the Clay County Fair is going on, with the normal two lanes of traffic in each direction in place during that time. D.O.T officials say motorists will need to […]
Read More -
Spencer Selected To Participate In Flood Prediction Pilot Project
September 10, 2026
(Spencer)– The city of Spencer has been officially approved for participation in a flood prediction pilot project involving the Iowa Flood Center, NASA, Rutgers University and the University of Iowa. City Manager Kevin Robinson… “We’re the only municipality in the study in Iowa that’s participating. The cool part about this is NASA is working on […]
Read More -
Reduced Speed Limit On Busy Street In Okoboji Is A Step Closer To Reality
September 10, 2026
(Okoboji)– A reduction in the speed limit on Sanborn Avenue in Okoboji is a step closer to reality. The city council Tuesday evening approved the first reading of a revised ordinance that would lower the present 35 mph limit to 25 mph. A resident who lives along the street spoke in favor of the reduction… […]
Read More -
Iowa Great Lakes May Lose Distinction For Most Expensive Home Sale
September 10, 2026
(Linn County)– The most expensive home in Iowa has been listed for sale at ten-point-two-million dollars. A new report by Realtor-dot-com says the current owners purchased the home in Toddville, near Cedar Rapids, in 2020 for just less than three-million-dollars. If it sells at the asking price, listing agent Holly Lovell says it would be […]
Read More -
