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An Eastern Iowa contractor has lined up sections of precast culvert barrels along Main Street in Cherokee, a staging area for the $2.5 million culvert replacement project under Union and Willow …

A Marcus man was lifeflighted after his semi overturned into a ditch on C44.  Kim Carlson, 67, was lifeflighted to Avera Sioux Falls for “severe injuries” he suffered from a semi …

Cherokee Police Chief Nate James considered, but decided against purchasing automated license plate readers for Cherokee.  James told The Cherokee Chronicle Times he was considering …

An addition to the Cherokee Civil Commitment Unit for Sex Offenders’ campus is expected to be complete by next month.  MHI-CCUSO Supt. Cory Turner told city officials last Wednesday that …

MHI-CCUSO Supt. Cory Turner says the mental health institution is running smoothly while at capacity.  Turner told a group of Cherokee city officials at a quarterly meeting that the …

Frustrations with FEMA highlighted the Cherokee City Council’s budget workshop Monday night as the city awaits FEMA assistance to aid funding for a new wastewater plant. The 2024 flood damaged the …

The M-C Community Library and its patrons are so grateful for the generous grant from the Cherokee Legacy Foundation to our library! They were able to purchase two touchscreen computers and two …

Economic turmoil, rebirth define 2025 CAEDC Chief Bill Anderson: a successful 2026 could be ahead Disruptive transition highlighted the Cherokee Chronicle Times’ headlines in 2025.  …

By Vanessa Rohwer On Cherokee’s ever-changing Main Street sits a piece of history: Jerry’s Barber Shop, at 421 West Main, is owned and lovingly tended by Jerry Namanny, 79, a man whose …

At the recent monthly meeting of the Cherokee County Farm Bureau board, board president Mark Wilcox presented David Fordyce with a plaque honoring him for his years served on the board, a total of …

Cherokee Regional Medical Center (Cherokee Regional) is proud to announce three therapists at Cherokee Regional Therapy have received additional certifications. Brooke Nielsen, OTR/L, CHT, CEAS, …

As winter settles across Cherokee County, local producers are already planning for the greener months ahead. That sense of preparation will take center stage Jan. 27, when the NRCS hosts a Grazing …

Nichol Kleespies has accepted the position of regional director with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach serving Cherokee, Buena Vista, Ida, Sac and Calhoun counties. She begins the …

Stolen jewelry, firearms from O Avenue residence A Sioux City man who served over 13 years in prison in connection with kidnapping his girlfriend in Sioux City and taking her to his home in …

Looming in the City of Cherokee’s 2026 budget is how the city intends to pay for the replacement of the flood-damaged wastewater treatment plant.  With 18 months until an anticipated …

The Cherokee School Board opted to move forward with discussions for a $7.4 million renovation excluding the middle school roof replacement over the $9.7 million option that did. The career and …

From time to time, please join me in a trip down “Memory Lane” as we peek back in history and share a few special sports moments from days gone by. We did this back in the Covid days and received …

On Friday, Jan. 9, Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird met with local leaders in the Cherokee community. She was joined by Cherokee Mayor Tony Puffett, Cherokee …

Cherokee mail carrier of 28 years, Tim Dilocker, wanted to share with others his mother-in-law’s extraordinary talent. It’s mission accomplished. Woodcarvings by self-taught artist LaVonne …

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