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‘Cozy Critters’ theme of Charles City kindergarten and TK concert
The kindergarteners introduce their new animal friends by singing “I Made a New Friend” at the Cozy Critters concert. Press photo by Travis Fischer
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‘Cozy Critters’ theme of Charles City kindergarten and TK concert

Washington Elementary presented a Cozy Critters winter concert featuring the transitional...

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LEC punch list, heating, drainage occupy lengthy Floyd County supervisors meeting,
A large fuel-oil-powered portable heating unit has been connected to the Floyd County courthouse in a effort to provide heat to the upper floors. The previously existing hot water heating system had been removed as part of a courthouse update project that is installing new ductwork that will be connected to the new heating, ventillation and air-conditioning (HVAC) system that is part of the new Floyd County Law Enforcement Center. The plan had been to finish the courthouse work before winter, but the project has been plagued with delays and county workers are now facing very cold office work spaces. The Engineering Department employees are currerntly working remotely because their office is so cold. County Treasurer Frank Rottinghaus said his office temperature was in the 40s one morning. Offices are using portable heaters, but they are limited in the number of them they can use before the power cnsumption starts flipping off breakers. Press photo by Bob Steenson
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LEC punch list, heating, drainage occupy lengthy Floyd County supervisors meeting,

By Bob Steenson, [email protected] The Floyd County Board of Supervisors at its...

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Out-manned Comet wrestlers fall to Cadets 57-15
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Out-manned Comet wrestlers fall to Cadets 57-15

  By John Burbridge [email protected] CRESCO — Thursday’s varsity...

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Foster Grandparents enjoy lunch, prizes and concerts at Winter Appreciation Dinner
Foster Grandparents and Foster Grandparents Program staff gather for a group photo at the Foster Grandparent Program Winter Appreciation Dinner Thursday, Dec. 8, at St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church. Foster Grandparents got an update on the program, talked about their successes, then enjoyed bingo, lunch, door prizes and a short concert by the St. John Christian Preschool students in the Parish Hall, and a concert by Charles City High School's premier select choir, Rhymes With Orange, in the St. John's church. Anyone interested in joining the AMeriCorps Seniors Foster Grandparent Program should contact Director Jennifer Lantz at 641-257-6327 or [email protected], or click the application link on the Foster Grandparents page on the Charles City website, cityofcharlescity.org. Foster Grandparents work in school classrooms and day care centers in the four-county area of Floyd, Mitchell, Chickasaw and Cerro Gordo counties. To be eligible for the Foster Grandparent Program you must be at least 55 years of age, meet an income guideline, and like being with and helping children. Press photo by Bob Steenson
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Foster Grandparents enjoy lunch, prizes and concerts at Winter Appreciation Dinner

Foster Grandparents got an update on the program, talked about their successes, and enjoyed...

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Charles City Public Library kids craft sweet holiday houses
About 50 kids attended the Charles City Public Library's after school program to decorate gingerbread houses on Tuesday, Dec. 6. Press photo by Travis Fischer
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Charles City Public Library kids craft sweet holiday houses

By Travis Fischer, [email protected] Roughly 50 kids put their home design skills...

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Charles City School Board debates operating principles as bond measure moves forward
Professional chef John Sugimura served up a karaage-don traditional Japanese dinner dinner to the Charles City School Board on Tuesday, Dec. 6. Press photo by Travis Fischer
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Charles City School Board debates operating principles as bond measure moves forward

By Travis Fischer, [email protected] Contentions over operating principles were...

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