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Wayne Walter said someone once told him he would know when to retire.
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Northeast Iowa residents will soon have the opportunity to meet two of the Democrats running for their party’s nomination to take on Senator Ernst in 2020.
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A white Chevrolet S10 pickup truck was stolen from a residence in northern Winneshiek County Saturday.
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Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds recently signed a proclamation designating Aug. 18-24 as Water and Wastewater Workers Week.
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Decorah Fareway’s Matthew Langel finished in second place at the Iowa Best Bagger contest held recently at the Iowa State fairgrounds.
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Northeast Iowa Community Action Corporation (NEICAC) Executive Director Trisha Wilkins has announced Lori Egan, of rural Waukon, was selected as the new NEICAC transportation director.
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Dr. Rebecca Shaw '71, originally from Decorah, was named a 2019 Women of Influence Honoree by Business Record.
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Randy Constant, 61, blamed for running the largest organic food fraud scheme in U.S. history, has died by suicide, weeks before he was to report to federal prison to begin serving a 10-year term, the Associated Press reported Tuesday afternoon.
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A Ridgeway woman has won a $100,000 Lottery prize — the second big prize to be claimed in a week by a resident of the small Winneshiek County town with a population of 315.
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Kelly Sharp, assistant professor of Africana Studies and History, was awarded the Melvin E. Bradford Dissertation Prize at the annual meeting of the St. George Tucker Society.
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The Iowa City UNESCO City of Literature organization has completed judging for this year’s Paul Engle Day: Glory of the Senses Essay Contest and has awarded scholarships to seven high school students from across Iowa, including Decorah High School Kaia Neal, class of 2021.
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An accident in Spillville last week remains under investigation by the Winneshiek County Sheriff’s Office.
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The Decorah City Council has scheduled a special election for the Ward 2 Council seat for Tuesday, Sept. 24.
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Julianna Wise, of Decorah, was awarded the $2,000 4-H/IFAA Foundation Scholarship through the Iowa Foundation for Agricultural Advancement (IFAA) during the Iowa State Fair Sale of Champions.
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Northeast Iowa residents will soon have the opportunity to meet two of the Democrats running for their party’s nomination to take on Senator Ernst in 2020.
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