Stories from Monday, February 10, 2020

Cherokee Regional Medical Center is accepting applications for the CRMC Auxiliary, CRMC Foundation, Kenneth Hobson Memorial, and John M. Comstock scholarship opportunities for graduating high school students interested in a health care career. All four scholarships require students to be a resident of the CRMC service area, a senior in good standing, and entering a health care field to qualify...

Professor Kurt Spearing at the Sanford Museum On February 5, 2020, The Sanford Museum and Planetarium was delighted to have the Northwest Chapter of the Iowa Archaeological Society host Kurt Spearing Ph.D., a professor at Morningside College. Dr. Spearing gave a presentation at the Sanford Museum to discuss his research and the path he took to studying paleontology...

Sen. Mitt Romney was the only Republican with the stones to vote to convict Donald Trump, who was acquitted by partisan voting on both articles of impeachment. Since then, he's drawn praise from Democrats and the unsurprising vitriol of Republicans everywhere, including some notables in Cherokee...

Lorrie Askvig and Alvaro Velazquez of Aurelia, Iowa are proud to announce the birth of their new son. Deluca Alexander Velazquez was born on February 3, 2020 at 11:12 a.m. He weighed 7 pounds, 7 ounces, and was 20 inches in length. He has 5 brothers: Tavyn, Tanner, Tucker, Braxton, and Tytan. He also has one sister named Hazel...

The powers that be who rank Iowa prep girls’ basketball teams have once again put Cherokee’s Braves back into the rankings at No. 13 in Class 3A. Cherokee has been in and our to the state rankings numerous times in the 10 times the rankings have been posted this season...