Charles City residents invited to ‘Adopt-a-Tree’
To the Press The Charles City Edible Arboretum is inviting the public to join in a unique opportunity to grow a tree or bush that can produce food, p...
19 April 2018
Charles City residents invited to ‘Adopt-a-Tree’
To the Press The Charles City Edible Arboretum is inviting the public to join in a unique opportunity to grow a tree or bush that can produce food, p...
Greene man sentenced on federal child porn charges
By Jeff Reinitz, Waterloo Courier A convicted sex offender been sentenced to prison on child pornography charges. Prosecutors said David Paul My...
Officials find their place in emergency chain of command
By Thomas Nelson, tnelson@charlescitypress.com Elected city officials and members of the business community in Floyd County got the 411 on the cha...
Last day of school now May 30 — if there are no more snow days
By James Grob, jgrob@charlescitypress.com The students in the Charles City school district will have to go to class two days beyond Memorial Day. Th...
Students hear cop talk on fire drill safety
To the Press Students at Washington Elementary School met new Charles City Community Liaison Officer Duane Ollendick Thursday during an all-school ...
Spring clean-up will begin Monday
Press Staff Report This year's citywide spring cleanup will be April 23 to April 26 in Charles City, for larger items to be picked-up by ci...
New jail information meeting Saturday morning
By Bob Steenson, bsteenson@charlescitypress.com With only 10 days left until a special election asking Floyd County voters to decide whether they ...
18 April 2018
Making 17 minutes count
By Thomas Nelson, tnelson@charlescitypress.com Some Charles City Middle School students participated in a walk-out Tuesday because of recent gun vi...
Charles City Middle School students take action, voices heard on gun violence
By James Grob, jgrob@charlescitypress.com Some students took Charles City Middle School Principal Rick Gabel and the rest of the administration by ...
Lindaman convicted on lesser charge
By Bob Steenson, bsteenson@charlescitypress.com Douglas Lindaman received a guilty verdict Wednesday afternoon on a lesser crime than his original ...
