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Downtown lighting project moves forward in Dunlap By Jill Schaben For the Harrison County Reporter Work is officially underway on the next phase of Dunlap’s downtown lighting … more
MV’s infrastructure moving forward Missouri Valley Mayor, “It’s getting there” By Don Harrold, Executive Editor editor@enterprisepub.com Missouri Valley Mayor Roger Marshall … more
New businesses add to Missouri Valley, more opportunities remain Don Harrold, Executive Editor editor@enterprisepub.com Missouri Valley has added several businesses in recent weeks, but open … more
Woodbine Main Street plans Glow Golf Tournament for Sept. 19 Don Harrold, Executive Editor editor@enterprisepub.com Woodbine Main Street will hold its Glow Golf Tournament Sept. 19, a … more
Little Roos starts with focus on affordable clothing Don Harrold, Executive Editor editor@enterprisepub.com Savana and Kevin Ackerman started Little Roos in Missouri Valley with $10, … more
Logan’s ‘Safe Walk to School’ project begins Submitted by Logan Visioning Committee Logan's Safe Route to School trail construction is officially underway, and is expected to be … more
Brightening Up Missouri Valley  Volunteers have kept the flower planters along Erie Street (Missouri Valley) watered through the spring and summer, the Missouri Valley Chamber of Commerce … more
“It's great to see the streets full” Don Harrold, Executive Editor editor@enterprisepub.com Seven or eight years ago, the most noticeable thing about Logan's business corridor was what … more
New Teachers and Staff, 2026-27 New teachers and staff were introduced at the area schools last week, as meetings started the new school year.  more
Dunlap Community Food Pantry seeks support for hail-damaged building By Jill Schaben For the Harrison County Times-Reporter The Dunlap Community Food Pantry is asking for the … more
Woodbine Legion contributes $5,000 to new Veterans Honor Park Woodbine's Main Street and the American Legion Post #143 recently dedicated the new Veterans Honor Park.  The American … more
BV PTO preps students and staff for new school year By Jill Schaben For the Harrison County Reporter As Boyer Valley elementary students settled into their classrooms for the 2026-27 … more
Dean J. King grant cycle applications available on Sept. 1 In keeping with Jimmy King’s legacy of charitable giving, the Board of Directors of the Dean J. King Family Foundation announces its … more
GRAND OPENING: Can’t Pass it Up, Aug. 19 more
Golf event and more raises money for cancer victim A golf event Sept. 19 will raise money for a woman with cancer. Cassie (Bertelsen) Jensen was initally diagnosed with cancer in 2018. She … more
Woodbine Carnegie Library honors Flaitz more
Three quarters of a century later, this event rings a bell A church bell that was missing for about three-quarters of a century has finally found its way home. It was rededicated Aug. 9. … more
Event Planner Hometown Heroes in Woodbine Woodbine Main Street will be sponsoring Hometown Hero Veteran Banners again this year. Deadline to Register: Sept. 18, 2026 Email: … more
Cold War missile site leaves toxic legacy in western Iowa groundwater Iowa Capital Dispatch Numerous concerned citizens packed the Rand Community Center for a public meeting on Aug. 19 in … more
2026 4H Hall of Fame Iowa State Fair, Aug. 23, Des Moines more
SUMMER CELEBRATIONS, 2026 Little Sioux wrapped up the 2026 summer celebrations around Harrison County.   'Homecoming' celebrates when the community welcomed back soldiers from … more
2026-27 School Year Back in Session Hallways opened on Aug. 24 more
Area Back to School Open House's were held on Aug. 19, 20  more
Can’t Pass It Up opens in Missouri Valley By Don Harrold News Editor Can’t Pass It Up, a combined thrift and consignment store, opened Friday, Aug. 7 at 403 E. Erie St. Hours are 11 … more
Linda Ronk’s Revived offers ‘a healthy alternative’ Don Harrold News Editor “Revived,” which sells teas and protein shakes made with Herbalife products, marked one year in … more
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