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Jonathan Law was on his way to a meeting in Jefferson when he spotted what appeared at first to be a deer just off the shoulder of U.S. Highway 30.
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All Strings Attached Orchestra Studio will open its 19th concert season in colorful, festive style, presenting “A Festival of Life With Latin American Music” on Saturday and Sunday at the Carroll Recreation Center theater.
Tuesday’s edition of the Carroll Times Herald was not delivered due to a mishap at the United States Postal Service in Carroll.
A former Carroll County jailer repeatedly mistreated jail inmates — which included forcing one to sleep in feces — and resigned under the threat of termination this summer, according to state records.
The Friends of the Carroll Public Library will hold its monthly book sale this week.
Encouraged by participation of people spanning a wide range of ages, Carroll Area Iowans for Life President Eugene Handlos said Sunday afternoon’s Life Chain in Carroll demonstrated that the campaign continues momentum toward its goal of protecting all life from conception to natural death.
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Esta Raasch stares down at her parents’ grave in Glidden as rain slides over the rim of her glasses and lands on the grass adjacent to the grave.
There was a 51-degree temperature difference last week between Monday afternoon and Friday morning, according to National Weather Service data.
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With the help of a $1,000 grant from Rotary International, the Carroll Rotary Club recently donated to $2,085 to Carroll Area Child Care Center to purchase play equipment.
The 62nd-annual Carroll Band Day parade that was set for Saturday is canceled because of the threat of storms, the Carroll Chamber of Commerce has decided.
Although Ed Smith’s own attempt at playing a musical instrument may have been short-lived, that experience only heightened his respect of those who do have that talent.
The Carroll Chamber of Commerce will celebrate the 62nd annual Carroll Band Day Parade Saturday.
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With Brett Eischeid’s love for motorcycling in mind, his family and friends weren’t going to let him miss this ride.
Lake View leaders are anticipating the community will reap major benefits from its recent designation as an Iowa Great Place.
Carroll County will spend about $5 million over the course of the next decade to pay for a new radio communications system for dispatchers, law-enforcement officers, firefighters, paramedics and others.
To ensure every student has access to basic bathroom products such as shampoo, deodorant, mouthwash and more, the Carroll Lions Club put together and donated hygiene kits to local schools.
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Carroll-area residents will have the chance this weekend to see the ins and outs of the Carroll Fire Department.
Carroll County leaders are set to privately discuss possible litigation at their Monday morning meeting, according to the meeting’s agenda.
A 61-year-old Lytton man was killed Wednesday when he drove in the path of a semitrailer truck on Iowa Highway 4 south of Pomeroy.
When Carroll County Conservation Naturalist Matt Wetrich presents nature programs, he relishes the opportunity to share awe-inspiring stories.
When Sammie Walsh, 17, stopped to tie her shoe while exploring Cusco, Peru, this summer, two women in colorful dresses swarmed her and pressed a baby alpaca into her arms.
Carroll County might spend more than $4 million to replace its antiquated radio system that is used by dispatchers, law-enforcement officers, firefighters, paramedics and others to communicate with each other.
Nothing says “thank you” like trays full of treats.
At the end of the growing season, when the corn and soy beans are ready to be gathered, Nathan Kroeger is eager to get to work.
The Carroll County Board of Supervisors agreed Tuesday to spend millions of dollars more than originally intended on a new downtown jail.
The amount of money that voters agreed to spend to construct a new jail last year was about $7 million, according to a presentation that was part of the bond referendum campaign that summer.
County leaders will wait about a month to decide whether to hire Badding Construction to build a new jail downtown as they seek ways to reduce its cost.
It’s possible that a new county jail might be built away from downtown Carroll after bids for the project greatly exceeded what county supervisors intend to spend.
The lowest bid the Carroll County Supervisors received today for a proposed new jail was $10.9 million, which is $2 million more than what voters agreed to borrow to pay for it.
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