Broadband Commission’s business plan from consultant delayed
By Kelly Terpstra, kterpstra@charlescitypress.com A business plan from Look Out Point Communications is necessary for the Charles City Broadband Comm...
04 June 2019
Broadband Commission’s business plan from consultant delayed
By Kelly Terpstra, kterpstra@charlescitypress.com A business plan from Look Out Point Communications is necessary for the Charles City Broadband Comm...
Area farmers remain ’resilient’ during difficult planting season
By James Grob, jgrob@charlescitypress.com Despite one of the most difficult planting seasons in memory, Terry Basol said that area farmers are determ...
Council finalizes new AMR contract with city
By Kelly Terpstra, kterpstra@charlescitypress.com The Charles City Council approved a contract Monday evening for services from AMR ambulance service...
Spring cleaning
Members of the Charles City Lions Club grabbed some tools and quickly got to work on Monday afternoon, cleaning up the Willson-Lorber Lions Club R...
Still time to register for Smoke on the Cedar BBQ competition in Charles City
To The Press Think you know your way around a barbecue? Registrations are still being accepted for the 2019 Smoke on the Cedar BBQ competition t...
Jóia Food Farm to host gathering on Sunday
To The Press Wendy Johnson and Johnny Rafkin of Jóia Food Farm will host the Northeast Iowa Food and Farm Network in conjunction with Practical Fa...
03 June 2019
PAWS Cedar Dog Jog will feature new downtown route for 5K run/walk
By Kelly Terpstra, kterpstra@charlescitypress.com A couple passes over an iconic suspension bridge, then strolls through Central Park. You canâ€...
Linderman sentencing continued once more
By Bob Steenson, bsteenson@charlescitypress.com The sentencing of a Charles City man convicted last November of a Jasper County murder has been delay...
Marches at Sunset: CC Municipal Band kicks off 39th season
By James Grob, jgrob@charlescitypress.com The Charles City Municipal Band kicked off its 39th season with a Sunday evening performance in Central P...
CCMS eighth graders reimagine rubbish
By James Grob, jgrob@charlescitypress.com Those two broken-down wooden chair backs are now a very useful bench. Those discarded musical instruments...
