Le Mars Daily Sentinel - Fri Nov 06
A 39-year-old Akron man was sentenced to up to 10 years in prison after admitting to giving methadone to an 18-year-old in return for marijuana on two occasions.
Reception to look into prehistoric village buried in Plymouth CountyLe Mars Daily Sentinel - Fri Nov 06
This year, researchers and archaeologists examined a buried village site in Plymouth County dating from the period A.D. 1100-1250 built by early Native American farmers.
Iowa man sentenced to prison in overdose deathKIMT - Fri Nov 06
Stuart Barton, of Sioux City, was sentenced on Thursday in Plymouth County District Court.
Poor showing at the polls during city electionsLe Mars Daily Sentinel - Wed Nov 04
Unofficial results indicate low voter turnout at the polls Tuesday with just 1,017 residents picking their favorites in 11 city elections throughout Plymouth County.
State rollback won't have big effect in Plymouth CountyLe Mars Daily Sentinel - Tue Nov 03
This year's assessment limitations or rollback on Iowa property values announced by the Iowa Department of Revenue in October won't affect Plymouth County taxpayers much.
City elections TuesdayLe Mars Daily Sentinel - Mon Nov 02
Polling sites will be open from noon to 8 p.m. Tuesday for city elections in all 11 Plymouth County towns.
Klem News Update-SundayKLEM-AM Le Mars - Sun Nov 01
ACCORDING TO PLYMOUTH COUNTY YOUTH COORDINATOR ANN SCHOENROCK, MEMBERS OF THE PLY-WOOD 4-H SHOOTING SPORTS CLUB COMPETED IN THE STATE QUALIFIER WITH THREE CHOSEN TO REPRESENT IOWA ON THE SHOTGUN TEAM.
Hiemstra touched by displays of support for Honor Fight vetsLe Mars Daily Sentinel - Fri Oct 30
One hundred eight World War II veterans from the Siouxland area participated in the third Siouxland Honor Flight Oct.
Voters to cast ballots in city elections TuesdayLe Mars Daily Sentinel - Fri Oct 30
All 11 Plymouth County cities will hold elections Tuesday. In Le Mars there are no contested races and incumbents are running unopposed for mayor, three city council seats and two Floyd Valley Hospital Board of Trustee seats.
Peters appreciates Honor Flight experiencesLe Mars Daily Sentinel - Thu Oct 29
World War II veteran Cliff Peters of Le Mars and other Siouxland Honor Flight participants watch the changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery in Washington, D.C. Peters is just to the left of the honor guard members.
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