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When you shop at Wilke’s Marketplace in Elkader, you have the opportunity to help the Clayton County Food Shelf. All you have to do is buy a bag that is filled with items for the food shelf...such as canned goods, pet food, health and beauty supplies, after school snacks, and other necessities. Store Manager Ray Delacruz says his employees at the store came up with the idea Clayton County Food Shelf Coordinator Utoni Ruff says she really appreciates business such as Wilke’s M

A house was destroyed and a nearby home was damaged in a fire that occurred in Garber. Six area fire departments were called at around 1pm on Wednesday to the Dirk Fishback home, located near the Anchor Inn. The fire started near the garage and the small home is a total loss. A house next door, owned by Joe Kann, received porch and attic damage after the fire spread due to strong winds. Fire Departments from Garber, Edgewood, Colesburg, Guttenberg, Garnavillo and Littlep

(Johnson County, IA) -- Multiple brush fires are burning through the state as of Wednesday night. One of the largest is a 500-acre fire in Johnson County. A plume of smoke being pushed by 50-to-60 mile per hour winds, could be seen for miles and was caught on radar. Other brush fires were burning in southern Black Hawk County and Tama County, while officials in Clayton County said they responded to several fires, including a house fire in Garber--No details have been released

Class 3-A Girls Scores Whalert 71, Waukon 30 Center Point-Urbana 46, Crestwood 40 Class 4-A Girls Scores Decorah 65, Mason City 46 Waterloo East 70, Western Dubuque 52

The Volga City Council held a special meeting on Monday, February 16, 2026 in the Volga City Hall. Mayor Elaine Follon called the meeting to order at 5:45pm. Council members Tyler Phillips, Rhonda Fry, Tom Whittle, Crystal Nicholson, and Parker Klingman answered Roll Call. Motion by Nicholson to approve Change Order 8: Reduce Authorized Quantity for HMA Pavement Samples to zero/Adding 1 Working Day that was stipulated in CO3 but did not get added correctly (-$4900). Second by

On February 16, 2026, the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office was notified of a domestic disturbance repeatedly happening in the 20,000 block of 210 th  Street near Hawkeye. After further investigation, Mark Shannon Opperman, age 50 of Hawkeye, was arrested and charged with Domestic Abuse Assault (Simple Misdemeanor), Obstruction of Emergency Communications (Simple Misdemeanor), Domestic Abuse Assault with Intent to Inflict Serious Injury (Aggravated Misdemeanor), Possession of a

On February 17 th , 2026, at approximately 3:39 PM, The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office received a 9-1-1 call due to a single vehicle accident at the intersection of Fillmore Road and J Ave, West Union, IA. Upon Deputies arrival, it was determined that Marissa Glawe (age 18) of Fayette, was traveling westbound on Fillmore Road in her red 2010 Chevrolet Impala LTZ, when she crossed the center line, nearly striking another vehicle, and crashed into the ditch on the southwest si

Prairie du Chien City Council approved a bid for Illinois Street Reconstruction Project. The project totals nearly 1.4-million and includes street, water and sewage work from Washington to Webster Street. A start date has not been determined. The Council also approved the bid for the Well #5 project. That bid totals just over 1.4-million dollars. The Council also received word that the city has received a grant up to 80-thousand dollars for LED upgrades at Hoffman Hall.

LIVE GAME VIDEO The MFL MarMac Girls used a dominate first half to roll past Beckman, 59-31. Three Bulldogs finished in double-figures. Olivia Driscoll and Blair Winter led the way with 14-each. Emma Driscoll added a dozen off the bench and Samantha Ruff chipped in 8. Beckman was led by Paige Fangman with 15 and Jenna Sperfslage added 8. The Bulldogs raced out to a 7-0 lead 58-seconds in. They led 13-3 at the end of one and 37-10 at the half. The lead never dipped below 26 th

Delaware County Authorities released information on three separate accidents. On February 12 th at 7:40pm, 32-year old Jacob Daniel Salisbury of Independence was operating a 2024 Grove Crane . Salisbury was backing onto the roadway on Highway 13. 70-year old Ronald Dean Weyant of Manchester was operating a 2024 Ford F-15 and failed to see the stop signs being used for the crane to back out. No injuries reported. Damage to the crane totaled 25-thousand and the Weyant vehicle

On 2-17-26 at approximately 8:45 a.m. a Fayette County Deputy arrested John A. Kringlen, 64 of Oelwein. Kringlen turned himself into the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office and was booked into the Fayette County jail. Kringlen was wanted for possession of marijuana 3 rd  or subsequent offense, class D felony. Bond was set in the amount of $5000.00 cash or surety. The second warrant was for possession of drug paraphernalia and bond was set in the amount of $300.00 cash or surety.

Warren Coates from Manchester Legion Post 45 joins us for a chat about their annual "Snowball" dinner and dance happening Saturday, February 21st

The Central School Board approved the School Calendar for the 26/27 School year with a start date of August 24 th . The Board approved changing the March meeting date to March 17 th , starting at 5pm. The Board will hold the First Budget Hearing Date on March 23 rd  at 6pm. The Central Board accepted the resignation of Kerry Peterson as Special Education Teacher. Brady Stramer was hired as Instructional Coach and Timothy Noel as a Paraprofessional. Leah Imoehl, Joel Helgerson

LIVE GAME VIDEO The Central Boys finished strong and advance into the District Semi-Final with a 66-48 win over Starmont. Four Warriors scored in double-figures. Mason Loan led Central with 18, including 16-in the opening half. Owen Hammersland scored 17, Jake Hertrampf added 11 and Griffen Hammersland contributed 10. Starmont was led by Noah Gelner with 15 and Dylan Popham scored 14. The Warriors led 34-30 at the half after Griffen Hammersland hit a three in the closing seco

Cindy Halverson joins us for a chat about the community meal happening in Marquette Friday, February 20th

At 6:19pm on February 14, 2026, Oelwein Police responded to a two-vehicle accident in the 10 block of 1st St SE.  A red 2008 Chevrolet Impala, driven by Alissa Baker of Hazleton, was travelling northbound in an alley when they failed to yield to and were struck by a red 2009 Dodge Ram, driven by Amber Williams of Oelwein, who was traveling eastbound on 1st St SE.  Initial estimates of damages were $5,000 to the vehicle driven by Baker and $4,000 to the vehicle driven by Willi

LIVE GAME VIDEO The 4 th Ranked Whalert Girls were impressive in a 71-19 Regional Quarterfinal win over North Fayette/Valley. Emily Tanney led the Golden Eagles with 24-points. Ruth Tauber and Lucy Lueken each added 12. North Fayette/Valley was led by Hannah Schroeder with 7 and Maddie Loftsgard scored 6. Whalert led 19-4 at the end of one and then put up 31-points in a dominate second quarter to lead 50-11 at the half and were on their way. Whalert is now 16 and 5, they wil