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Le Mars native plunges into professional modeling company
The Boji Babes of Okoboji are more than a group of pretty women whose images light up the pages of a calendar.
Election workers' service spans decades
There wasn't a rush for the city elections Tuesday -- unlike the 2008 presidential election or the ISL vote -- so Bernice Less, of Le Mars, had time to quilt when she wasn't helping voters with changes of address.
Thanksgiving dinner planners seek help
Plans are underway for the Fifth Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner. The turkey meal, organized by Rejoice! Community Church and the Eagles will be hosted at the Eagles Club in Le Mars from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. November 26.
Le Mars Truck Stop rolls on with new owners
Kent Hanstein and Beth Dreckman are officially new owners of the Le Mars Truck Stop after taking the reins Oct.
The men from Wisconsin who died in the crash were on the flight from Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin to Winner, South Dakota for a hunting trip.
Voters to cast ballots in city elections Tuesday
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.
'Taverns for Textbooks' is LEEP fundraiser
Le Mars Community Education Enhancement Project will hold its first fundraiser, Nov.
Ruden's massage therapy flourishing in downtown Le Mars
Shel Ruden, owner of Heavenly Healing, moved her massage therapy business, which she started in her home in 2008, into downtown Le Mars late this summer.
ANYONE WITH FLU SYMPTOMS SUCH AS FEVER, COUGH, NASAL CONGESTION, VOMITING OR DIARRHEA IS NOT ALLOWED TO VISIT PATIENTS.
Museum to host railroading program, ethnic food fair
Railroading in Plymouth County and ethnic foods of the area will be the focus of a program Sunday at the Plymouth County Historical Museum.
Schiltz calls Honor Fight guardian role rewarding
Iowa Rep. Steve King met with the Honor Flight veterans and guardians at the World War II Memorial.
Le Mars troops may head to Afghanistan
Members of the C-Troop, First 113th Cavalry pose in desert gear in this photo from an Iraq tour of duty.
Recycle open house educates Le Mars residents
Le Mars City Hall employees Ann Bunkers and Angie Kneip, prepare for the "After 5" Recycle Open House set for 5 to 6 p.m. Thursday at city hall.
Food supply low at Christian Needs Center
Christian Needs Center director Jessica Larson explains that the food pantry needs donations to help provide boxes of food for families during the Christmas season.
Wings of mercy: Missionary pilots stop in Le Mars
Dave Rask, left, and Jason Risser, both with Mission Aviation Fellowship, talk about their flight to Le Mars in a new Kodiak plane while it is being refueled.
Man charged with shooting gun in town found guilty
A man who allegedly fired a shotgun near a moving car in Le Mars after the driver and passenger rang his doorbell and ran away was found guilty of two charges Thursday.
THE LE MARS BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENT TURNED DOWN CONDITIONAL USE AND SETBACK VARIANCES LAST TUESDAY.
Program encourages weight loss and charitable giving
Lu Rolfes, the head of the local Weight Watchers group, is leading their effort in the national program Lose For Good by donating 66 pounds of food to the Christian Needs Center -- equal to the 66 pounds she lost in Weight Watchers.
Men in red shoes to create awareness Saturday
Twenty-six men will "Walk a Mile in Her Shoes" Saturday to raise awareness for Domestic Violence.
Quilters cut and stitch for wounded military personnel
Pat French looks on as Becky Wiersma holds a red, white and blue quilt top, one of 20 completed in a second round of sewing for the American Hero Quilts project.