Sioux Center News

Village of Allen Fire Dept. Le Mars, IA Plymouth County Fairgrounds 9:30 p.m. Sioux Center, IA Sioux County Fairgrounds 10 p.m. Sioux Center City Whiting, IA S edge of Whiting on Walnut St.

DUE TO WATER DAMAGE LAST WEEK, THE CLERK'S OFFICE IS TEMPORARILY HOUSED IN A DISTRICT COURT JUDGE'S CHAMBERS AND AN OFFICE AREA OUTSIDE A SMALLER COURTROOM.

CITY ADMINISTRATOR SCOTT LANGEL SAYS THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPLETED THE 24TH STREET SOUTHWEST CROSSING LAST NIGHT.

Sioux Center lineman Jason Pomerenke has caught the interest of a variety of college coaches with his play on the football field.

CITY ADMINISTRATOR SCOTT LANGEL SAYS AMERI-TRAC IS COORDINATING THE TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF A RAIL SPUR FOR UP TO A WEEK.

Brittany Bouma and Micah Siebert, both of Mt. Lake, announce their engagement and upcoming marriage.

SIOUX COUNTY ATTORNEY COLEMAN MCALLISTER RELEASED WRITTEN INFORMATION ABOUT THE SENTENCING OF 43-YEAR-OLD JACQUELINE LEE NUZUM.

The Lady Bulldogs stayed perfect on the week with a 10-1 win on the road at Cherokee on Thursday.

Five numbers and one word tell the story of Iowa City's Young Seol: 36 - His perfect score twice this year on the ACT college entrance exam, as a junior.

The Leopold Center Ecology Initiative awarded a three-year competitive grant to Robb DeHaan, professor of environmental studies at Dordt College in northwest Iowa, to monitor nitrate leaching in field plots planted in a variety of row crops, cover crops and perennials, hay or alfalfa.

Fall means a little something different to everyone. If you had the good fortune of growing up on a farm with an apple orchard in the Fraser Valley, you'd probably delight in the glorious colour in the foliage of plants that one only sees in this season of warm days and cool nights.

The American Future Fund launched a radio ad today inviting Iowans to its upcoming Conservative Lecture Series event featuring Sen.

The Farmer's How-to Building Center, a Do it Best retailer in Sioux Center, Iowa, teamed with a oeThe Rachael Ray Showa to give someone from Orange City, Iowa, a new kitchen.

It was suspicious enough when Sen. John Ensign scheduled a trip to Iowa. Now he's decided, while he's there, to do what looks like some campaigning.

Reinforcing talk of his WH aspirations, Sen. John Ensign will deliver the latest installment in the American Future Fund's Conservative Lecture Series 6/1 in Sioux City, IA, the AFF announced today in a release.

Sen. John Ensign 's June 1 trip to Iowa is looking more and more like a day straight out of a White House hopeful's itinerary, a sign that the 2012 campaign is already under way in the Hawkeye State, which hosts the first-in-the-nation presidential caucuses.

Nevada Sen. John Ensign has added two stops to a scheduled trip to Iowa early next month, a move that will further stoke speculation that he has an eye on running for the Republican presidential nomination in 2012.

THE COMMISSION IS SCHEDULED TO CONSIDER RAILROAD PROJECT FUNDING RECOMMENDATIONS INVOLVING FEDERAL STIMULOUS DOLLARS.

THE FIRST SEARCH WARRANT WAS AT 321 SECOND AVENUE NORTHWEST ABOUT TEN LAST NIGHT.

THREE-HUNDRED STUDENTS ARE IN THIS YEAR'S GRADUATING CLASS, WITH 272 BACCALAUREATE DEGREES, 22 ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREES, AND SIX MASTER OF EDUCATION DEGREES AWARDED.