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Despite ‘really difficult work’ at MHI, CCUSO, Turner says Cherokee was a pleasure  Cory Turner, the superintendent of the Cherokee Mental Health Institute and Civil Commitment Unit for …

Evans warns GOP hopefuls: don’t ignore Northwest Iowa With six weeks to go before the state’s Republican primaries, the frontrunners were largely nowhere to be found at a forum at Buena …

UnityPoint Health is eliminating 207 IT jobs to strengthen its financial sustainability.  The non-profit health system announced last Wednesday that it was making changes to its information …

Supt. Ryherd’s successor could be named by Wednesday The Cherokee School Board narrowed Tom Ryherd’s successor down to three candidates.  But the board isn’t saying who they …

With indefinite moratorium in place, Cherokee’s native sons want to talk with county Before the Cherokee County Board of Supervisors indefinitely banned solar battery storage, Smith …

Ulrich: “I voice some opposition to this, but I’m not completely opposed” The city approved creating logistic details for a potential building inspector position. Specific job duties and …

No lakefront offices, county says  The Buena Vista County Conservation Board voted to build on its footprint at the county park in Peterson, a victory for those who wanted the marina to …

PAULLINA, Iowa — A diesel pipeline rupture east of Paullina on Wednesday evening prompted a large multi agency response and is expected to require several days of cleanup work, officials said. …

Dirty job Midwest Injection crews begin dredging and cleanout work at Larrabee’s Lagoon, a key phase of the community’s ongoing sewer system improvement project.

Newly elected Cherokee Mayor Tony Puffett began his term with a defining gesture: he chose to give his mayoral salary back to the community he says helped him build a career, a life, and a sense of …

A hay train of semis and pickups with trailers left Washta at 7 a.m Wednesday morning to headed to Arthur, Neb., to aid ranchers affected by wildfires that burned up to 800,000 acres. Behind the …

The Cherokee County Sheriff is considering placing automated license plate readers at the intersection of A Avenue and C38 or another location. The board of supervisors considered a utility …

City council agreed to approve a letter of support to CRMC and Cheorkee school to apply for a grant for the construction of new pickleball and tennis courts. The project has 1.7M pledged of …

After surprise ban, Cherokee fire chief offers ‘practical solutions’  Zoning Administrator Kelly Puhrmann said the county zoning commission would investigate an ordinance regulating …

$1,700 project cost estimation City council approved an Eagle Scout tree planting project around the new sports complex.  Scout Alex Wells presented the council a concept for where the …

Seeking more depositions in advance of January 2027 trial The Estate of Eric Ivarson asked for its medical malpractice lawsuit against Cherokee Regional Medical Center to be heard outside of …

An Eastern Iowa contractor is making progress on the Union and Willow Street bridge. Pictured above are contractors preparing dirt overlaying the culvert. The project and a similar project for a …

In a million years, you’d never guess it from those polite smiles in the pews, but a group of Immaculate Conception Catholic church ladies morph into sharpshooters on the green felt of a pool table …

Work on a roundabout at the intersection of Highway 3 and 143 near Marcus is expected next week.  DOT Transportation Engineer Dennis Clark told the Cherokee Chronicle Times that Hulstein …

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