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The 22nd annual Red Rock Threshers tractor ride used the Harrison County Fairgrounds in Missouri Valley as home base this year. Pictured is Lyle Maberry, who came all the way up from Foley, Ala. for the event.
PHOTOS: Red Rock Threshers tractor ride stops in Mo Valley
Dorland is working with Woodbine Manufacturing Company/TommyGate as part of a six week externship with the engineering department.
Mo Valley teacher participates in STEM program
Honey Creek man charged in Missouri Valley shooting

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Logan-Magnolia's Carson Edney clears the hurdle at the Eagle Relays on April 12 at Underwood.
Boys Track: Sprints, relays lead at Eagle Relays
Sprints, relays lead boys at Eagle Relays Several outstanding performances were clocked in at the Eagle Relays on April 12 at Underwood. Missouri Valley was paced by Jacob Hoden (400 m) and …
G Track: Panthers run strong at CB Relays
Panthers battle tough field at CB Relays Logan-Magnolia earned a fifth place finish at the Council Bluffs Relays on April 18 at Council Bluffs. Madison Sporrer (first place, 3000 m run), …
Missouri Valley athletic director Nate McDonald speaks with campers at the conlusion of last Wednesday's practice.
Missouri Valley hosts Morningside Football Camp
For the second year in a row, Missouri Valley athletic facilities played host to several area schools for the Morningside Football Camp earlier this month. Missouri Valley Athletic Director Nate …
Members of the Western Iowa Hurricanes 12-U baseball team include in the front row, from left: Cooper Witt, Miles Mechaelsen, Mason Van Iten, Easton Martindale, Arik Honnold. Back row, Owen Wulff, Tyler Vana, Jaden Parker, Jude Spencer, Jett Loftus, Gus Lapke, Madden Loftus. Not pictured: Coach Bob Van Iten, Coach Stephanie Martindale, Coach Quin Mann, Coach Connor Lange.
2024 Teams of Summer
2024 Teams of Summer The final installment of the 2024 Teams of Summer has been inserted in this week's (July 24) print edition of the Missouri Valley Times-News This week's teams  …
The Logan-Magnolia Panthers soccer team picked up a third place finish at the 2024 Iowa Games in Ames this past weekend (July 19-21). Since there weren't enough teams, the U-18 Panthers played in the U-19 Select Division, and picked up a third place finish. Shown in the photo includes, in the back row: Coach Jason Witte, Patrick Connealy, Lyrick Stueve, Aiden Myer, Ethan Evans, Beckham Witte, Ben Holmgren, Jason Kastner. Front row: Payton Witte.
LoMa Soccer shines at Iowa Games
Logan-Magnolia took their U-16/U-18 boys soccer team to the Iowa Games in Ames from July 19-21.   There were not enough teams in those division, so they ended up playing in the U-19 …
Woodbine senior Jersey Gray (front, center) signed her letter of intent to continue playing college softball at Southwestern Community College (Creston) back in May. Shown in the front row, Kelli Gray (mom), Waylon Gray (brother), Jersey Gray, Joe Gray (dad). Back row, Southwestern Head Softball Coach Danny Jensen, Southwestern Assistant Softball Coach Dan Gibbons.
Woodbine's Gray signs with Southwestern
Woodbine’s Gray signs with Southwestern CC Woodbine’s Jersey Gray recently signed her Letter of Intent to play softball for Southwestern Community College (Creston, Iowa). Gray, …

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Woodbine senior Jersey Gray (front, center) signed her letter of intent to continue playing college softball at Southwestern Community College (Creston) back in May. Shown in the front row, Kelli Gray (mom), Waylon Gray (brother), Jersey Gray, Joe Gray (dad). Back row, Southwestern Head Softball Coach Danny Jensen, Southwestern Assistant Softball Coach Dan Gibbons.
Woodbine senior Jersey Gray (front, center) signed her letter of intent to continue playing college softball at Southwestern Community College (Creston) back in May. Shown in the front row, Kelli Gray (mom), Waylon Gray (brother), Jersey Gray, Joe Gray (dad). Back row, Southwestern Head Softball Coach Danny Jensen, Southwestern Assistant Softball Coach Dan Gibbons.
Woodbine senior Jersey Gray (front, center) signed her letter of intent to continue playing college softball at Southwestern Community College (Creston) back in May. Shown in the front row, Kelli Gray (mom), Waylon Gray (brother), Jersey Gray, Joe Gray (dad). Back row, Southwestern Head Softball Coach Danny Jensen, Southwestern Assistant Softball Coach Dan Gibbons.
Woodbine senior Jersey Gray (front, center) signed her letter of intent to continue playing college softball at Southwestern Community College (Creston) back in May. Shown in the front row, Kelli Gray (mom), Waylon Gray (brother), Jersey Gray, Joe Gray (dad). Back row, Southwestern Head Softball Coach Danny Jensen, Southwestern Assistant Softball Coach Dan Gibbons.
Woodbine senior Jersey Gray (front, center) signed her letter of intent to continue playing college softball at Southwestern Community College (Creston) back in May. Shown in the front row, Kelli Gray (mom), Waylon Gray (brother), Jersey Gray, Joe Gray (dad). Back row, Southwestern Head Softball Coach Danny Jensen, Southwestern Assistant Softball Coach Dan Gibbons.
Obituaries
Bill Erwin, 62
Bill Erwin died on July 19, 2024.
Royce Hildreth, 80
Royce Hildreth passed away on July 18, 2024.
Aggie Lou Blaziek, 105
Aggie Lou Blaziek passed away on July 13, 2024.
Anthony “Tony” J. Hammitt, 36
Tony Hammitt passed away on Sunday, July 14, 2024.
Lila E. Pitt, 98
Lila E. Pitt died on Monday, July 15, 2024.
Mary M. Cross, 79
Mary Cross passed away on July 14, 2024.

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