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CC/E board accepts 3 teacher resignations
The Clay Central/Everly school board on Jan. 24 approved the resignations of three elementary teachers effective at the end of the current year. Tierny Rutt, Joan Kimball and Melissa Loving submitted...
Rep. Dieken announces re-election bid
Iowa House District 5's freshman representative announced his bid for another term earlier this month. Rep. Zach Dieken will run for another two-year term representing the district, which includes...
02/01/24: Crime, Court, Accidents & Incidents
• Traffic Majdi S. Daifa, Columbus, Ohio, Hours of Service Violation. Travis Linn Souder, Russellville, Ohio, Speeding; Following Too Close. Wade Aaron Ulmer, Fremont, Neb., Speeding. Marcus David Ballou, Spirit Lake, Failure to Obey Stop Sign. S...
Summit's CO2 line adds several Iowa ethanol plants to route
Summit Carbon Solutions has reached an agreement to nearly double the number of ethanol facilities that will connect to its proposed carbon dioxide pipeline system in Iowa, the company announced... Website
Stay safe on the ice in NWI
With warm temperatures forecast for the next week, Iowa DNR officials are reminding people to be aware of deteriorating ice conditions. Last week several events at Winter Games at the Iowa Great...
There it sits
The state of the former elementary school in Hartley remains unchanged more than two years after it switched ownership. Michael Reese, whose firm Hestia Investments in 2021 purchased the school from...
Sanborn bank robbed
A Sanborn man is behind bars after allegedly robbing Sanborn Savings Bank on Monday. According to the O'Brien County Sheriff's Office, a 911 call was received at 1:02 p.m. reporting a robbery at the...
Hartley home significantly damaged in fire
A Hartley family is picking up the pieces after a fire significantly damaged their home early Sunday morning. Hartley Fire Chief Brad Meedering said the department was called to Mike and Christina Larson’s residence on Highway 18 at around 2:20 a.m....
Change of plans
Just a week after the Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn School Board's decision to have the district continue to cover the costs of student lunches came word that it will not be doing so. In a communication...
01/25/24: Crime, Courts, Accidents & Incidents
• Traffic Noah Charles Parmelee, Sioux City, Minor in Possession, Tobacco. Yardao Junco Diaz, Sheldon, No Valid Driver’s License. Randall Alan Chamberlain, Sioux City, Dark Windows. Dominick Petitt, Paullina, Speeding; No Proof of Insurance. Terry Ra...
Trump coasts to victory locally, statewide
Any debate about whom Iowa Republicans want in the White House next year was put to rest Monday night. Former president Donald Trump breezed to victory during the Iowa GOP Caucus with 51 percent of...
The price is right
The cost of lunches for Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn students will continue to be covered by the district through the end of the current school year. H-M-S began covering the cost of student lunches in...
New director learning the ropes at HPL
A new director is leading services at the Hartley Public Library. Casey Mason, of Hartley, took the reigns at the local facility in late November. She started at the library as an assistant in...
Another pair off the books
The City of Everly's real estate portfolio shrunk once again Monday night. The council accepted two bids of $1,000 apiece from Stephanie and Derrick Nestvold for a pair of lots located by the railroad...
Maybe back to square one
The process of getting Royal’s Main Street repaved has hit another bump in the road. During discussion in December, council members indicated interest in having the city take on the project. It was hoped that excessive costs for engineering and u...
01/18/24: Crime, Courts, Accidents & Incidents
• Arrested on drug charges An O’Brien County man faces felony drug charges after officers carried out a search warrant in Sutherland. According to the Sutherland Police Department, eight sealed bags of marijuana, drug paraphernalia and a digital sca...
All eyes on Iowa
The national spotlight will blind the Hawkeye State Jan. 15 when Republicans select their top choice for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination during the Iowa Caucuses. The highly-anticipated event...
Begrudgingly, the wait is over
The moment northwest Iowa residents have been dreading finally arrived Monday. A winter storm delivered the area's first significant snow accumulation of the season. The weather cancelled classes and...
Checking in for the New Year
A familiar slate of business greeted the Hartley City Council on Monday during its first meeting of 2024. Annual reports and appointments topped the short agenda. Up first were library board members...
Kevin Virgil announces run for Fourth District
Kevin Virgil, a former Army Ranger and CIA operations officer, announced last week that he is running for Iowa's Fourth Congressional District as a Republican. Virgil, who grew up near Sutherland and...
01/11/24: Crime, Courts, Accidents & Incidents
• Traffic Kayla Danae Koster, Paullina, Speeding. Edgar Tarango Pasillas, Hartley, No Proof of Insurance; Speeding; No Driver’s License. Patricia Baldelamar, Hartley, Permitting Unauthorized Driver. Raul Lopez Solis, Sioux City, Defective Tires; No...
New Year brings different priorities for local legislators
With strong majorities in both the House and Senate, Iowa Republicans are once again hoping to keep Gov. Kim Reynolds' desk piled high with bills to sign during the 2024 legislative session. The 90th...
CC/E to shift to multi-grade classrooms
The composition of some classrooms at Clay Central/Everly Elementary will look different in August. The school board on Dec. 27 voted unanimously to shift to multi-grade level classrooms next fall....
01/04/24: Crime, Courts, Accidents & Incidents
• Injured in semi rollover Ronald Peters, of Rembrandt, was driving a 2017 Peterbilt semi on Highway 71 just north of Spencer at 5 a.m. on Dec. 24. As he reached for something on the passenger seat, the rig went off the road and traveled into the m...
Looking back at the year that was
And just like that, the sun has set on 2023 and we're on to the New Year. Though the pages of the Sentinel-News were filled with hundreds of stories over the past 365 days, some stood head and...