Faced with what at least one member called an “emergency,” the Chickasaw County Board of Health last Thursday voted to hire an outside contractor to be the county’s environmental health director.

New Hampton’s top school administrator’s biggest fear was that New Hampton’s new middle school building wouldn’t be completed on time.

A college art class changed the direction of New Hampton artist and teacher Melissa Nelson.

As U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, made her way around the Deb El Food Products plant in New Hampton last Wednesday, she was asked her thoughts about the facility that the New Jersey company recently purchased from Sparboe.

The Lawler Lions Club is at it again.

The TRIBE Trail Committee received two nice surprises last month, and as a result, Phase II of the trail will be built later this summer.

It’s a done deal: Theisen’s Home Farm Auto is moving across the street this fall.

Chickasaw County residents won’t get the chance to vote on making ambulance service an “essential” one this year, after all.

Watch out pool-goers, there are new sheriffs in town! 

New Hampton firefighters responded to an explosion in a New Hampton mobile home park Saturday afternoon.

Maggie Peterson knows that there will always be injuries in the games our kids play, but she also believes that some injuries are preventable.

As Tot Lot 2019 heads into its final week, kids and helpers alike are enjoying their last few sessions together. 

America will celebrate its 243rd birthday on Thursday, and New Hampton American Legion Fae Stine Post 38 and Hugeback-Johnson Funeral Home have teamed up to give Mikkelson Park a patriotic look.

After months of rumors surrounding the New Hampton Police Department, the State Auditor’s Office released a report Wednesday that showed the city’s former police chief allowed his sergeant to carry over vacation time and that he allowed the sergea

Ask Grant Anderson what is one of his favorite parts of his job at State Bank and his answer is quick — helping entrepreneurs start a business.