Charles City dug out Sunday after the season’s first major winter storm delivered more than 9 inches of snow across Floyd County, part of a widespread system that set November snowfall records across ...

Favorites of the Charles City Community Center, Pastor Drew and Jesse McHolm of the Little Brown Church returned to the Charles City venue for an afternoon show on Thursday, Nov. 25. “They’re just a ...

The Charles City Arts Center will debut a special dual-exhibit this month as the latest featured artwork will be composed of two selections from the Waterloo Center for the Arts. “It’s the first time ...

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Lately, I’ve been intermittently wrested from my work-cubicle naps by the sound of thunder. Not delicate thunder but angry thunder, like the resounding snarl your boss makes when you get caught ...

CHARLES CITY — It looked like it was going to be a blowout. Instead, last Friday’s Class 3A-District 2 football matchup between Iowa Falls-Alden and hosting Charles City turned out to be a shootout.

It’s been a week since firefighters were dispatched to battle a blaze in a downtown Charles City store. But while what comes next is a lingering question for The Main Event at 108 N. Main St. – the ...

Jean Louise Post, 82, of North Liberty, Iowa, passed away peacefully on June 10, 2025, at the Bird House Hospice Home of Johnson County with her family by her side. Jean was born on June 7, 1943, in ...

The Charles City Council welcomed Krista Noah to her first official meeting on the council on Monday, Aug. 18. Noah was sworn in ahead of the meeting after being appointing by the council last week to ...

The Prehistoric Dinosaur Adventures interactive exhibit is one of the entertainment features at the Floyd County Fair, being held next week.

In 2017, the last time Project AWARE passed through a river in Floyd County, volunteers pulled 28 tons of trash and abandoned junk out of the Cedar River.