LE MARS — Mid-Sioux Opportunity, Inc., recognized employees, outstanding partnerships, and celebrated a special honor for its retired director at its annual meeting May 3 at the Le Mars Convention Center.
LE MARS — The sale of the city-owned Park Place Estates Assisted Living to a private firm has been approved by the Le Mars City Council.
LE MARS — Two veteran firefighters received promotions, applause and hugs from family members during a brief ceremony before the Le Mars City Council meeting on Tuesday, May 7.
LE MARS — A vision for the Floyd Valley Healthcare campus, started in January 2020, took a big step forward as the public was able to view the new specialty clinic and therapy addition Wednesday.
LE MARS —Absentee ballots for the June 4, 2024 Democratic, Republican and Libertarian Primary Elections are available beginning Wednesday, May 15 in the Auditor’s Office at Plymouth County Courthouse during regular business hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
LE MARS — If you’ve been cleaning in the house or garage this winter, get ready to take advantage of the city’s amnesty from the landfill disposal cost during the 2024 Spring Clean Up, Saturday, May 11, and Thursday through Monday, May 16-20.
LE MARS — All elected Plymouth County officials will receive pay increases in the coming fiscal year.
LE MARS — Two developers planning to build a total of 36 rental units in Le Mars received support from the Le Mars City Council at its Tuesday, April 16, meeting.
LE MARS — Knowing the history of property in Le Mars could be a key to its future.
LE MARS — It was a busy day at Gehlen Catholic School Thursday, May 2, as the school held its annual Then Feed Just One packing event in the Rick Fox Memorial Gym.
LE MARS — The American Legion Auxiliary Unit #241 of Le Mars will be conducting their annual Poppy Days program by offering citizens of Le Mars to wear the “official flower” of the American Legion Auxiliary on Friday, May 9.
LE MARS — Four more Plymouth County wooden bridges will be replaced with concrete box culverts.
KINGSLEY — Akron-Westfield and Remsen St. Mary’s posted the lowest two team scores to advance from a Class 1A sectional boys golf meet on Tuesday. The Westerners shot a 318 while the Hawks finished with a 347.
GEORGE — The Gehlen Catholic boys golf team finished in second place to advance out of a Class 1A sectional meet at Otter Valley Country Club on Wednesday.
KINGSLEY — Needless to say, Vincent Koelling wishes he had teammates to accompany him to the Class 1A district boys golf tournament.
ONAWA — The MMCRU boys golf team finished in second place to advance out of a Class 1A sectional meet at Onawa Country Club on Wednesday. The Royals shot a 334, four strokes behind winner Alta-Aurelia.
MAPLETON — Kaden Barrett finished as runner-up at the Class 2A sectional meet hosted at Willow Vale Golf Club in Mapleton on Wednesday. With his finish, he qualifies for the district meet next week after also reaching that round last season.
SPENCER — The Le Mars Community girls tennis team competed in the Class 1A regional singles and doubles tournament on Monday.
War Eagle Conference golf teams wrapped up their regular season league slate on Monday. Some schools were able to meet head-to-head while the weather canceled some other meets, leading to scores from the conference tournament to be used in deciding the final standings.
SIOUX RAPIDS — Remsen St. Mary’s ran at a track meet hosted by Sioux Central on Monday.
LE MARS — The Le Mars Community girls golf team won the Missouri River Activities Conference tournament at Willow Creek Golf Course on Tuesday. It is the school’s first conference tournament win since joining the MRAC.
LE MARS — Runner-up medalist honors wasn’t what Vincent Koelling was seeking at the Western Valley Conference boys golf tournament.
LE MARS — A very rare circumstance occurred at Monday’s Western Valley Conference girls golf tournament.
HAWARDEN — Five local schools were part of the Stephanie Streit Memorial Track Meet held Thursday at West Sioux.
LE MARS — Hosting the Missouri River Activities Conference meet for the first time, the Le Mars Community boys track and field team had a pretty successful night. The Bulldogs won only one event, but finished in second place in the team standings with solid finishes across the board.
KINGSLEY — Rachel Putze’s first-place, season-best 5:17.65 time in the 1500 was among 12 victories for Coach Dan Bormann’s girls track team at Thursday’s KP-WC-RV Invitational.
LE MARS—Jerry Dean Strain, 87, of Le Mars, passed away on Satu…
AKRON—David Klemme, 72, of Akron, passed away Friday, May 3, 2…
LE MARS—Joan Wiese, 81, of Le Mars, passed away Monday, May 6,…
LE MARS—Douglas John Niehus, 56, of Le Mars, passed away on Mo…
LE MARS—Donald Duane Rahfaldt, 74, of Le Mars, Iowa, formerly …
LE MARS—Kenneth A. Hoss, 88, of Le Mars, passed away at his ho…
LE MARS—Barry William McDougall, 74, of Sioux Falls, South Dak…
LE MARS—Eugene Kipp, 89, of Le Mars, passed away peacefully su…
MARCUS—Ervin John Ahlers, 91, passed away on Thursday, April 2…
MARCUS—Judith Ann Letsche, 79, of rural Marcus, passed away on…