News
Latest news and information for Charles City and the rest of North Eastern Iowa.
- Jun- 2021 -17 June
Sen. Grassley Says Ending National Pandemic Unemployment Benefits in Iowa is Right Call
U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley says Governor Reynolds’ decision to end the extra $300 per month pandemic payments unemployed Iowans received…
Read More » - 17 June
Charles City Chamber Golf Outing, Annual Meeting Rescheduled
The Charles City Chamber of Commerce Annual Golf Outing that was scheduled for this Friday has been rescheduled. In a…
Read More » - 17 June
Old Charles City Middle School Gets “TLC”
The old middle school in Charles City is getting some “TLC.” The Charles City School Board has approved a 5-year…
Read More » - 17 June
North Iowa Recreational Closed Indefinitely Due to Unlawful Acts
Officials in Worth County continue to contemplate what’s next for a popular recreational spot closed since last Wednesday night (06.10)…
Read More » - 17 June
Arizona Man Dies in One-Vehicle North Iowa Wreck
An Arizona man died in a one-vehicle wreck in northeast Iowa early Wednesday morning. The Iowa State Patrol says 60-year-old…
Read More » - 16 June
Recent Charles City Grad Named Floyd County Fair Queen
A 2021 Charles City grad is the 2021 Floyd County Fair Queen.. Gillian Anderson was crowned fair queen Friday and…
Read More » - 16 June
North Iowa Teen Safe After Attempted Abduction
Officials in north Iowa are searching for a suspect in the attempted abduction of a teenage girl. The Sumner Police…
Read More » - 15 June
Improper Handling of Fireworks Can Lead to Injuries, Fires
While possessing fireworks is legal in Iowa, when and where you can set them off have been restricted in many…
Read More » - 15 June
Worth County Fair Starts Wednesday in Northwood
North Iowa continues to lead the way in the return of traditional summer events across Iowa cancelled in 2020 due…
Read More » - 15 June
Floyd County to Appeal State Appeal Board Budget Decision
The Floyd County Board of Supervisors is lobbying for leniency in reducing county spending and general services by almost $1.2…
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