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SPILLVILLE, Iowa — A fire broke out at an apartment complex just east of the Spillville’s Sailors’ & Soldiers’ Memorial Bandstand, the location formerly known as the Sportsman Bar and Grill. Despite the severity of the incident, there were no injuries reported. However, four people living there were forced out of their homes.

A Missouri man has been charged in a northeast Iowa incident this past summer that resulted in one person dying. On July 29th, the Clayton County Sheriff’s Office responded to Domino Road by the Volga Campground on reports of an accident. Upon investigation, it was discovered that a truck driven by 24-year-old Tucker Baker of St. Joseph, Missouri had accelerated from a parked position at a high rate of speed with two passengers seated on the down tailgate. The two passengers, 24-year-old William Gross and 21-year-old Brett Gross, also from St. Joseph, Missouri, were ejected from the vehicle onto the concrete pavement.

A northeast Iowa 18-year-old, missing since Wednesday (09.27), has been found deceased. Various law enforcement and emergency response officials had been conducting a search for Kaden Ray Wilken of Nashua and, at approximately 5:30 pm Saturday evening, the Chickasaw County Sheriff’s Office received a call related to the missing male.

Loren Trappe, 55, of Monona, was arrested and booked into the Winneshiek County Jail Sept. 9 on an arrest warrant for violation of probation. Brianna Sim, 21, of Fort Atkinson, was charged Sept. 11 with serious misdemeanor theft, 4th degree. Margaret McPeak, 59, of Spillville, was cited for failure to...

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(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) According to a press release from the Clayton County, Iowa Sheriff's Department, three St. Joseph men were involved in a motor vehicle accident that lead two of the men to be critically injured. According to the release, on July 29th, 2023 the Clayton County Sheriff's Office received...

A New Hampton man accused of threatening a flag football game in Cresco last fall has been found not guilty by reason of insanity. 30-year-old Dylan Schnur was charged with felony terrorism after an October 1, 2022, incident in which he posted to his Instagram account the statement “Bad shooter headed to the football game in Cresco *expletive* Iowa.” The threat led to cancellation of a flag football game at the Cresco Fitness Center after Cresco Police and Howard County Sheriff’s Office contacted staff and parents.

The Decorah Community School District (DCSD) Board of Directors will meet in a closed special session Monday, Oct. 2, at 7:30 a.m. to discuss possible land acquisition for a new elementary school. Board meetings are available to view on the District’s YouTube website: https://www.youtube.com/@DecorahTV/streams.

STRAWBERRY POINT, Iowa — A team that was winless just a few seasons ago is now one of the best stories in the state. Starmont beat Postville 57-0 to improve to 5-and-1 this season.

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ARLINGTON, Iowa (KCRG) - It’s homecoming week at Starmont, which means Cathy Smith is situated at the scorers table. “I got started when my daughters were playing volleyball in junior high,” Smith said. She’s kept that spot warm since 1992 which is when she began keeping score for...

CHARLES CITY — A New Hampton man convicted of child endangerment resulting in death and involuntary manslaughter connected to the 2019 death of his three-and-a-half month old Charles City child has lost an appeal of his conviction. 26-year-old Shane Morris was arrested in March 2020 on charges of first-degree...

The remains of a building that triggered Audrey Brunsvold’s interest in taking a journey through history, located on Quarry Hill Road in rural Decorah. Audrey Brunsvold, former mental health worker, and wife and caregiver to her husband, Darryl, found herself impacted by the challenges of caring for someone with Alzheimer’s Disease. Audrey worked for years at the Mental Health Center in Rochester, Minn., and recognized she’d become depressed. She took curious measures to help lift her spirits by deep-diving into the history of a mysterious property in Decorah.

Decorah Police Officers were dispatched to the 600 block of East Broadway for the report of a disabled vehicle in the roadway at 2:55 a.m. Aug. 26. Upon arrival in the area, officers located 27-year-old Corrina Voigt of Decorah in the 400 block of Oak Street. After an investigation was conducted, it was determined that Voigt had struck two parked vehicles in the 400 Block of Oak Street and attempted to leave the area in the originally called in disabled vehicle. Voigt’s vehicle sustained disabling damage and was unable to be driven more than 2 blocks from the original collision. Voigt was arrested for operating while intoxicated 1st offense and transported to the Winneshiek County jail without incident. While at the scene, officers located 21-year-old Dakota Troyna of Decorah in the area of the disabled motor vehicle. After investigation, it was determined that Troyna had been with Voigt at the scene of the disabled vehicle. Troyna was placed under arrest for public intoxication and transported to the Winneshiek County jail without incident.

The Fayette County Transfer Station will be closed to the public from October 9-21, 2023- due to the installation of a new scale. Further questions or assistance 563 425 3037.

Sarah Galla is a rising juinior majoring in journalism. she currently is in her third year as a sports reporter for DITV and loves covering a variety of sports.

Luther College recently announced three alumni will begin service on committees for the Luther College Board of Regents beginning in October: Andrew Carney, class of 2001, Mark Lovelace, class of 1996, and Lisa Small Steinbauer, class of 1988. As committee members, they will contribute their expertise on resource development and management, investment and campus life.

The New Hampton Lions Club will host their one-day Scrap Metal Fundraiser this Saturday (09.30). The club’s Jim Kiffel says metal items will be accepted at a new location this year, LS Supply on the south edge of New Hampton. Kiffel adds that prior arrangements can be made for...

The University of Illinois Springfield volleyball team defeated the Upper Iowa University Peacocks for its first win against a GLVC opponent this season. UIS improves to 4-9 overall, 1-2 in conference play. Match Summary. The Prairie Stars and the Peacocks went to four sets, with UIS eventually winning by scores...

Kendal VanMinsel recorded her 1,000th career set assist as Spring Grove rolled to three wins and a tournament pool-play championship at Waukon, IA. Due to lack of officials, there was no action beyond pool play nor any overall tourney champion. The Lions (4-1, 7-1) posted straight-set, 2-0 wins over Waukon, Riceville and Turkey Valley. SG had won the tournament last year (2022) and in 2018.