There might be a lull when it comes to New Hampton Community Schools’ construction project, but the School Board last week crossed two more items off its list as it approved heating/cooling controls for the new building and also awarded the carpet

The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation has identified the subject involved in an incident on the Avenue of Saints Wednesday evening.

The Chickasaw County Board of Supervisors crunched numbers and talked budgets in meetings Monday and Tuesday, agreeing in principal to double the money the county allocates to the Northeast Iowa Community Action Partnership (NEIA) on Tuesday, then

The New Hampton City Council heard from representatives from Hacker/Nelson regarding the annual audit for 2016/17 at the regular meeting on Monday.

PHOTO: New Hampton High School’s gym was filled Wednesday evening with students, parents and community members for a “Showcase Night” to show what students and staff did during the school’s J-Term.

Chickasaw County has been spared the worst of an influenza outbreak, but area health officials say they are keeping a close eye on the situation.

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Tammy Drew wants the Moonshine Tap in North Washington to be the kind of place where everyone knows your name.

It’s the third week in January, and the Nashua City Council has yet to hold a meeting, but voters in the city will take care of that issue on Tuesday when they return to the voting booth to elect two new City Council members.

A standoff with area law enforcement ended with one person dead, shot by officers Wednesday evening.

Meryl Schmitz glanced at the pattern one final time and began pinning her project.

Jenny Adam smiled when she was asked about the differences she sees in her bands at New Hampton Middle School.

Suellen Kolbet’s retirement isn’t going to last all that long.

An Iowa native and newspaper veteran has been named the new sales manager of the New Hampton Tribune, Nashua Reporter and ADverstiser.
Tim Craig began work in New Hampton on Jan. 2 and will lead the sales effort for the three products.

The speed in which the weather changed Thursday morning surprised even Jay Jurrens, the New Hampton and Turkey Valley superintendent who has plenty of experience with Iowa winters.