Jury finds Robinson not guilty in traffic death

Le Mars Daily Sentinel - Fri Nov 27

A Merrill man charged with vehicular homicide was found not guilty by a jury Wednesday.

Flood Debris Removal Ends in CR

KGAN - Wed Nov 25

The City of Cedar Rapids Division removed more than 40,000 tons of flood debris since the flood of 2008; that was just in residential neighborhoods, not businesses.

Family brings new life to former church

Le Mars Daily Sentinel - Wed Nov 25

Molly, Joe, Frankie and Chris Vondrak worked Sunday to tear down an addition on the former St.

Klem News Update

KLEM-AM Le Mars - Tue Nov 24

SIOUX COUNTY SHERIFF DAN ALTENA REPORTS THE FAMILY OF THE MISSING MAN REPORTED HE'D GONE TO THE CAMPING AND FISHING AREA TWO MILES EAST OF SIOUX CENTER, SANDY HOLLOW, ABOUT 12:30 MONDAY AFTERNOON.

Klem News Update-Saturday

KLEM-AM Le Mars - Sat Nov 21

BEELER PORK'S UNCURED APPLE CINNAMON BACON HAS BEEN NAMED THE BEST SWEET BACON BY EVERYDAY WITH RACHEL RAY MAGAZINE.

WWII Last Man's Club honors service to country

Le Mars Daily Sentinel - Wed Nov 18

Larry Rolfes , a member of American Legion Wasmer Post 241, presents a crocheted American flag throw to Stub Jessen , who is the last surviving World War II prisoner of war in Plymouth County.

Supervisors' to send annex floor plan to architect

Le Mars Daily Sentinel - Wed Nov 18

The Plymouth County Supervisors finalized the courthouse annex building's proposed floor plan with a vote Tuesday.

Klem News Update

KLEM-AM Le Mars - Tue Nov 17

LOCAL OPTION SALES TAX ADVISORY BOARD SEATS IN SUPERVISOR DISTRICTS ONE, TWO AND FOUR ARE TO BE FILLED BY APPOINTMENT OF THE BOARD.

County court employees' jobs safe from judicial cuts

Le Mars Daily Sentinel - Fri Nov 13

No one in the Plymouth County court system will lose his or her job despite the Iowa Judicial Branch's 9.3 percent reduction in employee workforce announced Thursday.

Juvenile center's client number down, budget tighter

Le Mars Daily Sentinel - Fri Nov 13

Plymouth County juveniles charged with serious crimes are sometimes ordered to go to the Youth Emergency Services Center by judges to await their fates.