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With the Kossuth County Fair only days away, 4-H members are scrambling to finish projects and work with their animals they will be showing.   One 4-H group, Fenton Forwards had a very special … more
Union Slough National Wildlife Refuge is pleased to announce the auto tour route will be open from Saturday, August 1st through Monday, September 21st, 2026.   Visitors are welcome to drive … more
Mary Kay Amicone (softball coach), David Blair (men’s track and field), Cameron Higgins (football), Randy Rahe (men’s basketball coach), and Norm Tarbox (Reed K. Swenson Award) will be inducted … more
By Michael Tidemann The Swea City City Council Monday, July 15 voted to apply for a grant that would reimburse the city to remove dead trees and plant and maintain new species. City … more
The public is invited to help celebrate 70 years of Art’s Way Manufacturing during a special anniversary event on Thursday, July 16, 2026 at the company’s headquarters, located at 5556 Highway 9 … more
By Kim Meyer North Union School Board meet in regular session on July 1.   The meeting began with North Union Superintendent Travis Schueller noting that they would be going into closed … more
ARLINGTON, Minn. (June 20, 2026) — Matt Looft put together a memorable night at Arlington Raceway, earning his first career Karl Kustoms IMCA Modified feature victory and later adding a runner-up … more
The annual Swea City Fun Days event will take place Friday, June 26 through Sunday, June 28th.   There is something for everyone to do! Come hungry on Friday, June 26 from 5:00 - 8:00 … more
The Patent Pending Players will present Sleeping Through History, an original play written by Jess Henriksen and Natalie Anderson, and performed by area youth. Join our student, Laura Larson, as she … more
By Michael Tidemann The Swea City City Council at their Tuesday, June 16 meeting approved the sale of city property. The council approved the sale of 302 and 304 Third St. N. for $16,000 to … more
Swea City Community Club inconjuction with SCIL (Swea City Improvement League) made arrangements to dig up the time capsule last Saturday so the items from the capsule would be available to display … more
Cousins, Natalie Anderson and Jess Henriksen, of Armstrong, have written a children’s play called “Sleeping Through History” for the Patent Pending Players children to perform this summer. … more
This year’s Sunshine Market has a little more meaning to it as it would have been the year that Dylan Stevens graduated from high school. Each year, a scholarship is given in memory of Dylan, … more
By Kim Meyer With today’s technology, scammers can reach people in many ways — through cell phones, emails, Facebook and other social media platforms. Living in a rural area does not make … more
By Michael Tidemann The Swea City Fire Department recently received a $50,000 donation to help pay for self-contained breathing apparatus equipment and masks. The money will help make … more
Pioneer® Athletics proudly announces that North Union High School has been selected as a WINNER of the 2025 Fields of Excellence® Award.   As a winner, North Union High School   … more
By Kim Meyer The Make-A-Wish Iowa program grants countless wishes for children, many of which involve dream vacations and once-in-a-lifetime trips. However, some children have different dreams. … more
Meals will be provided to all children without charge and are the same for all children regardless of race, color, national origin, sex (including gender Identity and sexual orientation), age or … more
By Kim Meyer Helping her patients feel better one adjustment at a time is exactly what Sydney Coxworth will be working towards at her new chiropractic office- Swea City Chiropractic. Sydney … more
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