Business
- May- 2022 -16 May
Summit Completes Fundraising for Carbon Pipeline Across North Iowa
A company proposing to build a carbon pipeline through Iowa has reached a financial milestone for the project. Summit Carbon…
Read More » - 12 May
“Tribe Pizzas” Selling Like Hot Cakes, Available for Limited Time
Pizzas two years in the making at New Hampton High School are now available to the public for a limited…
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- 11 May
Chickasaw County Supports Rutting Regulations for Carbon Pipeline Construction
Construction of a pipeline to transport carbon dioxide (C02) in liquid form hasn’t been approved in Chickasaw County yet, but…
Read More » - 9 May
Summit at 20% of Easements for Iowa Carbon Pipeline
A company seeking to build a pipeline that would go through north Iowa to transport carbon dioxide (C02) in liquid…
Read More » - 4 May
Vendor Fees Set for RAGBRAI in Charles City
Fees have been set for vendors looking to capitalize on an influx of upwards of 20,000 extra people that will…
Read More » - 1 May
Charles City Area Development Releases New Promotional Video
The Charles City Area Development Corporation (CCADC) has released a new promotional video touting the City and surrounding area. The…
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- Apr- 2022 -27 April
Traffic Pattern at Floyd Interchange Now in Effect
Construction of the new Highway 218/18/27/Avenue of the Saints interchange at Floyd entered a new phase last week. Pete Hjelmstad…
Read More » - 27 April
Pair of Charles City Honorees Among Main Street Iowa Awards
Some of the top volunteers and Main Street district development projects in the state were recognized Friday at the annual…
Read More » - 24 April
Carbon Pipelines on Agenda of Floyd, Chickasaw County Supervisors Meetings Monday
Carbon pipeline projects in Floyd and Chickasaw counties are on the agendas for supervisor board meetings in both counties Monday.…
Read More » - 22 April
Charles City, Pure Prairie Farms Continue Street Talk
Discussions continue between the City of Charles City and the new owners of the former Simply Essentials chicken processing plant…
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