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Val Fitzpatrick, manager of telesales at American Home Shield in Carroll (left), speaks with Dave Quandt, AHS vice president of field operations (center), and Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller.
Templeton Rye Spirits Co-Founder Keith Kerkhoff (left) speaks with Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller Wednesday afternoon during a tour of whiskey facility in Templeton.
Attorney General Tom Miller (left) speaks with POET Biorefinery Coon Rapids General Manager William Howell Wednesday before the ribbon-cutting celebration at Waspy’s in Templeton.
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The Carroll City Council plans to erect a temporary welcome sign that will greet visitors entering Carroll from the east.
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Councilmen Jerry Fleshner and Michael Kots say City Hall should closely
re-examine the hiring process for police officers in Carroll.
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The Full Grassley — the term applied to a politician’s 99-county tour of
the Hawkeye State — brought Iowa’s senior senator to American Home
Shield in Carroll for part of Thursday.
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Rachel Minnehan, 27, of Churdan wants to know why President Trump’s
budget defunds programs she believes are important to rural America.
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Carroll is looking to elevate its welcome to visitors.
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Absentee voting is open for the city vote planned for Aug. 1.
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Although there are ways to save money on the city’s library/city hall
renovation project, pushing for too many cost reductions could result in
a project that is simply unpalatable, architects told City Council
Monday evening.
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State Sen. Mark Segebart, R-Vail, says Iowa motorists with heavy right
feet soon may have to pull over for Iowa Department of Transportation
enforcement vehicles.
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Carroll’s library/city hall designers will be back in town for a new round of questions next week.
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The Carroll County Treasurer’s Office is one step closer to offering driver’s-license services five days a week.
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Gov. Terry Branstad Thursday signed into law legislation that allows —
immediately — the treasurers’ offices in Carroll and Clay counties to
provide driver’s licensing services.
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The Carroll Recreation Center’s indoor pool soon could include more lap lanes, a small slide and a steam room.
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The Carroll County Board of Supervisors discussed the most efficient way
to replace aging street signs for more than an hour at its regular
meeting on Monday.
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State Rep. Brian Best, R-Glidden, told constituents at a Carroll Chamber
of Commerce legislative forum on Saturday that he is advocating for
paying back the $105.9 million budget shortfall over the course of the
next three years.
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