Orange City News

No bridal registry in the world could match the gifts Michael and Bryce Vander Stelt and their respective brides-to-be will receive when they wed this winter.

Ann Zimmerman, folk musician from Salina, KS, will be performing in Orange City, Le Mars, Cherokee, and Vermillion the week of Nov.

More than 30 percent of voters in Orange City, Iowa came out Tuesday to vote on a big part of their town's future.

As budget cuts threaten to take more law enforcement off Iowa's roads, a new report shows they're saving more lives.

Orange City voters are set to decide on the Phoenix Project. If the bond issue passes, the future of Orange City could rise from the ashes of its past.

SUPERINTENDENT DOCTOR TODD WENDT'S PROPOSAL FOR A TIME LINE AND PROCESS TO MAKE THE REDUCTIONS IS A DRAFT PROPOSAL.

THE SIOUX COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORTS A SPORT UTILITY VEHICLE DRIVEN BY 16-YEAR-OLD COLE WOBBEMA OF IRETON WAS APPROACHING A RURAL INTERSECTION AND MET A SEMI TANKER TRAILER LOADED WITH MANURE.

Tiffany Hach, a senior at Union High School, has been accepted for admission to Northwestern College, Orange City, Iowa, for the 2010-2011 school year.

Revival Animal Health is expanding, making room for new employees. The expansion comes just a few years after its warehouse went up in the heart of Orange City's industrial park.

Just before 11:00 Saturday night a car struck a utility pole in the 29-hundred block of Cheyenne Boulevard on Sioux City's North Side.

Grinnell College senior Barbara Monaco, a mathematics major from Des Moines, was awarded a $1,450 UPS Scholarship and a $400 U.S. Bank Scholarship for the 2009-2010 academic year through the Iowa College Foundation.

Dylan DeClerck of Clive completed his Eagle Scout project at Faith Lutheran Church in Clive this past month to qualify for Eagle Scout ranking.

CITY ADMINISTRATOR SCOTT LANGEL SAYS THE OFFICIAL CENSUS COUNTS EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD.

PLYMOUTH ENERGY C-E-O DAVE HOFFMAN SAYS THREE-POINT-FOUR-MILLION DOLLARS OF THE 10-MILLION DOLLARS AUTHORIZED BY THE PLYMOUTH ENERGY BOARD HAS BEEN RAISED.

SUPERINTENDENT TODD WENDT IS SCHEDULED TO PRESENT THE REPORT ON THE OCTOBER 1ST COUNT WHICH SHOWED A DECREASE OF 53 STUDENTS.

South Central College's North Mankato Campus Foundation has awarded a $500 scholarship to Stephanie Heinen of Sheboygan Falls.

The Pipestone Marching Arrows will participate Saturday in the Pride of the Dutchmen Marching Band Festival in Orange City, Iowa.

TO: PAUL BERNAL, BIOLOGICAL FATHER OF A CHILD BORN ON THE 17TH DAY OF JULY 2009, IN COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

A Spencer woman is injured after hitting a deer. The Sioux County Sheriff's Office says 33-year-old Christine Jarman was heading south on Highway 60, about 4 miles south of Alton, when a deer ran out into the roadway.

You don't have to be Dutch, but you may be asked to wear wooden shoes. This week on Our Hometown we're heading to Orange City, Iowa where the Dutch heritage of the town shows strong.