CHS Homecoming Queen and King Ella Collison, daughter of Pete and Anne Collison of Carroll, and Tyson Bordenaro, son of Tom Bordenaro and Tami Bordenaro of Carroll, were crowned queen and king at the Carroll High School homecoming Thursday night, Oct. 8. Coronation and pep rally were held at…
Kuemper Catholic High School's homecoming pep rally Friday afternoon east of the field house honored the royal court and crowned the king and queen. Pictured are (from left) Queen Julia Mikkelsen, daughter of Mark and Laurie Mikkelsen of Dedham, St. John Paul II Parish; King Noah Bauer, son …
Music fans going to the concert leading off All Strings Attached Orchestra Studio's 20th-anniversary season on Sunday, Sept. 27, will have a chance to root, root, root for their home team in a different venue. Amid the coronavirus pandemic and efforts to allow social distancing, All Strings …
About 50 guests attended the grand opening Sept. 2 of the new GOP headquarters in Carroll. The headquarters is located in what used to be the Pella Window store across the street from Hy-Vee on U.S. Highway 30. The 1,500-square-foot facility will be a place for local supporters to obtain cam…
Through a partnership between Anheuser-Busch and the National Volunteer Fire Council, volunteer fire departments can request canned water each year from Anheuser-Busch through the NVFC. This year, four Iowa departments received 98 cases of canned water. One of those departments is the Charte…
Jess Hausman of Hausman Dozing starts dirt work Friday morning at Miracle Field, which will be the location of a Miracle League accessible ballfield next to the Kellan's Kingdom accessible playground. Almost $300,000 has been raised toward the $500,000 goal for the ballfield — enough to comp…
Staff of the Glidden-Ralston school district put on a 37-block parade Wednesday morning to help break the monotony of an extended leave from school because of the new coronavirus outbreak.
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SETS WEEK: Mrs. John Heider, vice president of the Carroll Toastmistress Club, left, and Mrs. John Clapper, president of the club, look on as Mayor William S. Farner signs a proclamation making the week of Oct. 25 to 31 International Toastmistress Week in Carroll.
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