WOMEN IN THE WORKFORCE: Realtor Veronica Litterer likes helping with transitions

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By James Grob, jgrob@charlescitypress.com Veronica Litterer is often one of the first people newcomers meet when they move into the community. “...

WOMEN IN THE WORKFORCE: Trudy O’Donnell loves her job as city clerk

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By Kelly Terpstra, kterpstra@charlescitypress.com Deciphering numbers and budgets can be a daunting task, but crunching them comes easy to Charles ...

WOMEN IN THE WORKFORCE: Donna Forsyth loves being a teacher

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By James Grob, jgrob@charlescitypress.com If not for a family Christmas tradition, Donna Forsyth might be a nurse somewhere right now, instead of a...

Council discusses parking near new law enforcement center

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By Kelly Terpstra, kterpstra@charlescitypress.com A new county law enforcement center that is projected to be completed in the fall of 2020 right nex...

With fields waterlogged, farmers face continued challenges

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By James Grob, jgrob@charlescitypress.com Terry Basol said crop farmers in Iowa are “all in the same boat” — almost literally. “The last t...

Ambassadors hold ribbon cutting to celebrate merger, renovations at clinic

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The Charles City Ambassadors joined employees and health care providers at the Floyd County Medical Center Clinic on Wednesday for a ribbon-cutting ...

Charles City ranked 5th most affordable Iowa city

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By Bob Steenson, bsteenson@charlescitypress.com Charles City is the fifth most affordable city to live in, in Iowa. At least that’s what homesnack...

Lions Club gears up for book sale, Oct. 24-27

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By James Grob, jgrob@charlescitypress.com Since Esther Horvath has been involved, the Charles City Lions Club’s annual book sale has been a well-...

Charles City enrollment remains stable for first time since 2014

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By James Grob, jgrob@charlescitypress.com For the first time in several years, it looks like enrollment in the Charles City School District will re...

Floyd County, Charles City monitoring forecast and river levels

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By Kelly Terpstra, kterpstra@charlescitypress.com Weather forecasts change and so do river levels. That’s why Lezlie Weber is keeping a close ey...