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Teen’s death remains under investigation
June 29, 2017 GRAETTINGER — The Palo Alto County Sheriff’s Office is continuing to investigate the death of Graettinger teen over the weekend. At around 12:20 a.m. more »» 
Fly in (drive in) for breakfast on the Fourth
June 29, 2017 The 69th Annual Flight Breakfast continues a long-standing Estherville tradition. Begun in 1948, the first flight breakfasts were held in August, but eventually moved to July. more »» 
Grussing elected to Armstrong Council
June 29, 2017 ARMSTRONG — Armstrong residents went to the polls on Tuesday for a special election to fill a vacancy on the city counci. more »» 
Gold Star Memorial receives more support
June 29, 2017 The Emmet County Board of Supervisors moved ahead with a pair of items that will receive funding from the county’s Local Option Sales Tax funds. more »»
Teen death under investigation
June 26, 2017 GRAETTINGER — The Palo Alto County Sheriff’s Office is continuing to investigate the death of Graettinger teen over the weekend. At around 12:20 a.m. more »»
Hearing held on petition to remove Armstrong council members
June 26, 2017 A hearing was held Friday afternoon in Emmet County District Court on a petition to remove from office Armstrong City Council members Rhett Hiney, Dan Moore and Patty Thackery. more »»
Estherville mobile pantry needs new site
June 26, 2017 The Food Bank of Iowa, in partnership with Crossroads Community Church and volunteers around the community have had a food giveaway on the first Thursday of every even month for nearly the past... more »» 
Accident at Hy-Vee leads to minor injuries
June 22, 2017 Two people suffered minor injuries after a vehicle went through the front of the Estherville Hy-Vee store Thursday morning. more »» 
First look at pool committee recommendations
June 20, 2017 Monday night, the Estherville City Council and Parks & Rec board held a joint meeting at Iowa Lakes Community College to hear a presentation from the pool committee. more »» 
Armstrong city council calls special meeting Tuesday
June 19, 2017 Just over a week after its regular council meeting, the Armstrong City Council has called a special meeting for 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 20 at city hall. more »» 
Iowa Lakes CC breaks ground on performing arts addition
June 15, 2017 At the Estherville campus, the groundbreaking officially launched work on a 500 seat Performing Arts Center at Iowa Lakes Community College. The project has been planned for more than two decades. more »» 
Elementary robotics
June 13, 2017 One boy controlled a lighted ball with an iPad, while his friend chased it around the gym at the Regional Wellness Center. more »»
Why pitbull-type dogs are banned
June 13, 2017 Editor’s Note: This article giving the other side of the city of Estherville’s ban on pit bull type dogs was mostly written and scheduled for the May 25 issue of the Estherville News, and has been... more »»
Police chief, city issue public statement on pit bull ban
June 13, 2017 It is a fair statement to say that pit bulls are a breed apart and their bark is not worse than the bite. Most canine breeds will give warning before attacking either by barking or growling. more »» 
Yard of the Month
June 13, 2017 Berven’s named 2017 June Yard of the Month Carol Berven’s property on North 17th Court in Estherville was selected as the first Yard of the Month for 2017 by the Estherville Garden Club. more »» 
Forget me not
June 8, 2017 The Estherville Lincoln Central High School class of 2014, the classmates of Thomas Bortvit, arranged a gathering to remember their friend. more »» 
Coworkers realize vision for recycling clothes
June 8, 2017 Katrina Lutzow and Vanessa Carreon work “four inches from each other every day,” Lutzow said. The pair serves as home visitors for Head Start families through Upper Des Moines Opportunity. more »»
Authorities to conduct checkpoint this Saturday
June 8, 2017 Local authorities will conduct a traffic safety checkpoint during a special enforcement effort on Saturday, June 10. more »» 
A crappie Fishing Day Over 250 fish caught and released from Jordet’s Pond on Saturday
June 8, 2017 Lines were cast and poles extended as youth ages 8-15 got their hooks into Youth Fishing Day. Emmet County Conservation sponsored the local event, which had a high turnout on a warm, sunny da. more »» |
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