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How is A-I being used by state employees -- Senate Bill seeks to define use Iowa Capital Dispatch An Iowa Senate bill that advanced from a subcommittee Tuesday would limit the uses of … more
Logan Community Foundation – Announcement Jan. 28, 2026 -- Logan Community Foundation Logan Gala – March 21, 2026 -- Award Winners Announced Big applause time, Logan! We’re … more
Reynolds introduces bill to support public charter schools   Governor Kim Reynolds introduced legislation to the Iowa House and Senate to align per pupil … more
Wagner earns President List honor Washburn University (Topeka, Kan.) is pleased to announce its President’s List honorees for the fall 2025 semester. To qualify for the President’s … more
2025-26 Boyer Valley Elementary Students of the Week more
Western Iowa Tech CC releases Fall graduates Western Iowa Tech (Sioux City) students earned degrees, diplomas, and certificates last fall. This release recognizes 597 students who … more
West Harrison to host Special Olympics Basketball competition West Harrison will once again host the Special Olympics Regional Basketball Tournament on Feb. 7 in Mondamin. Volunteers are … more
SWITA Awarded $50,000 to Improve Access to Healthcare   Transportation can often be a barrier to accessing healthcare. To help address this, Southwest Iowa Transit Agency (SWITA) will soon … more
Take precautions as winter engulfs midwest With cold temperatures and the potential for snow, ice, and sleet, AAA – The Auto Club Group urges drivers to prepare their vehicles and use caution. … more
PRESSED BETWEEN THE PAGES Four Generations of Smiles DeAnn (Wolkow) Kruempel The little girl’s eyes sparkle with joy. Contemplating the photo before me, I can almost hear her giggle. … more
Downtown building in Woodbine gets new life By Jenna Comes, Mapleton Press An historical 1913 building in downtown Woodbine is getting new life as it is being remodeled into a veterinary … more
Dunlap Senior Center marks 50 years with growth, upgrades and renewed energy By Jill Schaben, DDCA Harrison County Times-Reporter As the Dunlap Senior Center prepares to celebrate its … more
Logan-Magnolia's Winter Formal, Snow-Co, was held on Jan. 31 at Lo-Ma High School  more
KING TREMEL - QUEEN COGDILL Woodbine's Winter Sports Royalty was announced on Jan. 30 in Woodbine  more
Take precautions as winter engulfs midwest With cold temperatures and the potential for snow, ice, and sleet, AAA – The Auto Club Group urges drivers to prepare their vehicles and use caution. … more
Wayne State releases Fall’s Dean List Wayne State College (Wayne, Neb.) included 1,300 students on the dean's list for academic achievement during the Fall 2025 semester. Students listed on … more
Schools prepare for Public Schools State Funding School officials are preparing for various scenarios for public school funding from state lawmakers. Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds proposed a … more
City of Missouri Valley Audit Report – thru June 30, 2025 Schroer & Associates, P.C. today released an audit report on the city of Missouri Valley, Ia. FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS The … more
Property tax debate still unknown House Speaker Pat Grassley says House Republicans are planning to release their plan for changing Iowa’s residential property tax system. “I think … more
Maria Puck lands on ISU Deans List, Fall 2025 More than 11,800 Iowa State University students have been recognized for outstanding academic achievement by being named to the 2025 fall semester … more
2025 MVHS Grad Paige Russman receives Chamber Scholarship more
Harrison County Caucus set for Feb. 2 The Harrison County Caucus have been set, and will be held on Monday, Feb. 2 at various points across the area. DEMOCRATS: The Harrison County … more
Woodbine’s Jill Ridder receives 2026 Milken Educator Award     Jill Ridder, Woodbine Elementary Principal, surprised with national honor Submitted by Milken Family … more
2026 MV Chamber of Commerce Chili Cook-Off Winners Jan. 24, 2026 – Eagles Club, Missouri Valley GRAND CHAMPION : Eagles Club PEOPLES CHOICE : Harv-E-Q’s 2 ND PLACE : … more
Bertrand Steamboat Museum Bitters Bottle Rehousing Project   Bertrand Museum volunteers are preparing to rehouse over 2,000 bottles of Dr. J. Hostetter’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters. The … more
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