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Councilwoman Amy Loughlin: ‘When I look at eligibility, it meets all the criteria,’ then abstains An advisory board recommended the Cherokee City Council reject the Brummer Legacy …

Former Coach Leo Hupke was remembered in a special way at Friday night's homecoming game between the Cherokee Braves and the Ridge View Raptors. From 1970 to 2002 Leo Hupke taught at Cherokee …

West Bluff Street in Cherokee will soon receive much needed upgrades following project approval by the Cherokee City Council last Tuesday. The council gave the greenlight to the nearly $700,000 …

Cherokee public health director: stay home when sick Hand, foot and mouth disease is spreading among Cherokee County youth.  Kayla Mayer, director of Cherokee County Public Health, …

Sandy Peters of Cherokee has been geocaching for almost three years. In those three years her enthusiasm for geocaching has taken her on countless adventures including an Alaskan cruise and European cruise she went on specifically for geocaching. Peters is bringing her joy for geocaching to the Cherokee community Sept. 18-21 with Hike-n-Seek, an annual statewide geocaching event.

Stephens claims trumped up workplace investigations, targeting

Cherokee County's Director of Veterans Affairs Sergeant First Class Thomas Kohn, US Army, Retired, led the Clay County Fair's Veterans Appreciation Day Parade as Parade Marshal on Monday, September …

The first application cutoff for Iowa farmers and other private landowners to apply for conservation practices in Fiscal Year 2026 through USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service programs is Oct. …

Rainfall levels eased throughout August after a record setting month of precipitation in July. According to the latest Water Summary Update issued by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources …

The Cherokee City Council voted to change meeting dates to the first and third Tuesdays of every month to accommodate the new city attorney’s schedule and ensure his attendance at future …

Cherokee Police Chief Nate James plans to hire a patrol officer to replace an outgoing sergeant and train a new school resource officer in time for next school year.  The Cherokee City …

Special prosecutor: divorce not at issue, Mazurek neutral in investigation A Sioux City defense attorney asked a judge to suppress all evidence gathered in an investigation into a Meriden man …

Roy Townsend has never called a city home.  The longtime farmer, now in his eighties, has lived in Grand Meadow Township southwest of Cherokee for all his life.  Though …

A comic book store opens in freshly renovated Brummer After raising $500,000 to renovate the Brummer building on Main Street, the Brummer Legacy Foundation is aiming to raise another …

Programmable LED lighting has been installed that lines the roofs of the buildings along Aurelia’s Main Street. The LED’s are programmed to celebrate each holiday with different colors …

One of the area’s unique photographers is making a mark and at the same time spreading the message that all women are beautiful. Laura Ramirez of Quimby is a boudoir, pinup, and portrait …

Little Sioux Corn Processors’ financial performance slightly eroded in the summer quarter, as the ethanol industry is producing at a “robust” clip amid flat demand for gasoline.  The Marcus ethanol …

Iowa State University Extension and Outreach’s Community and Economic Development program is offering a virtual training session to help local officials, board members, and community leaders …

Pheasant population densities in Northwest Iowa increased 69% over the last year because of a mild winter and hen survival over the past year. Westcentral Iowa was also up 20% in its population in …

Holzhauer countersuit dismissed for ‘bald’ allegations against bank, judge rules A judge ordered the defunct Holzhauer Motors and its dealer principal Dan Winchell to pay over $2 …

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