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Mary Cartmill is retiring after teaching first grade at West Harrison for 34 years.
West Harrison first grade teacher to retire
If you were to walk into the first grade classroom at West Harrison, you would likely see first grade teacher Mary Cartmill sitting down with her students and reading a book to them. This has … more
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Mary Crowder is retiring after spending nearly three decades with West Harrison schools.
West Harrison paraeducator retires
Mary Crowder has long been a familiar face in the halls of West Harrison. Now, she is set to retire after working as a paraeducator for the school for nearly 30 years. Crowder has lived in Iowa … more
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Ann Hanigan Kotz stopped by the Missouri Valley Public Library last Tuesday to discuss her first novel, "The Journey of Karoline Olsen."
Author visits Missouri Valley Public Library
Editor's note: A version of this story ran in the April 20 edition of the Dunlap Reporter following Ann Hanigan Kotz's visit to the Dunlap Public Library. Ann Hanigan Kotz, an author who grew up … more
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An avenue of flags can be seen at the entrance to the Rose Hill Cemetery.
Boy Scouts erect flags at Rose Hill Cemetery
The Boy Scouts of Missouri Valley put up flags in the Rose Hill Cemetery in the days leading up to Memorial Day weekend, with a particular batch of flags being donated by the family of the late … more
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The Harrison County group Hill Blazers hosted its annual Harescramble motor cross racing event at the Logan Quarry on Sunday, May 21. This event attracted racers from multiple states and various skill levels.
PHOTOS: Race to the finish
Kasey Christensen is in 11th grade and loves the Kansas City Chiefs and going to figure-8 races. Kasey will be competing in the 100 M motorized wheelchair race at this year's competition.
Missouri Valley students qualify for state Special Olympics
On Tuesday, April 18, Special Olympic athletes from across the region gathered at Iowa Western Community College to compete in track and field competitions. Each athlete gave it their all in a … more
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CJ Futures Lawn and Landscaping offered lunch, door prizes and sales at the ribbon cutting of its new Hardware Hank expansion this past Friday.
Ribbon cutting held for CJ’s Hardware Hank expansion
CJ Futures Lawn and Landscaping offered lunch, door prizes and sales at the ribbon cutting of its new Hardware Hank expansion this past Friday. The expansion came to fruition after a Facebook … more
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Marsha Barry is retiring after more than 38 years of teaching in the Missouri Valley Community School District.
‘I’m ready’
Marsha Barry moved to Missouri Valley when she was six months old. “I graduated from here, my son graduated here, I’ve spent most of my life here,” she said. She started … more
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Lori Spears is retiring after 38 years of teaching, with 27 of those coming with the Missouri Valley Community School District.
MV music teacher set to retire
Growing up in Missouri Valley, Lori Spears was inspired by her first band teacher. Attending the University of Iowa, Spears originally intended to pursue a career as a performer. Once she took a … more
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Marilyn Keizer was sworn in as the newest city council member on Friday morning.
Missouri Valley City Council selects new member
The Missouri Valley City Council unanimously selected Marilyn Keizer to the council seat left vacant by former councilor Eric Ford. Keizer was selected out of a pool of seven applicants. Keizer … more
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U.S. Senator Joni Ernst and State Senator Mark Costello visited Woodbine on Friday. Pictured, from left to right: Starlyn Perdue, Michelle Barry, Kelli Klaassen, Iowa Senator Mark Costello, Justin Wagner, U.S. Senator Joni Ernst, Larry Hopp and Greg Rothermel.
Ernst, Costello stop in Woodbine
U.S. Senator Joni Ernst and State Senator Mark Costello took a tour of the work-in-progress IGNITE Pathways Regional Career and Technical Education facility located next to the CREW Center in … more
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Woodbine graduates celebrated years of hard work on Sunday, May 14, at their graduation ceremony.
PHOTO GALLERY: 2023 Woodbine High School Graduation
West Harrison's Walker Rife hugs his mom, Laura, during the rose presentation at the West Harrison High School graduation ceremony on May 14 at Mondamin.
PHOTO GALLERY: 2023 West Harrison High School Graduation
Logan-Magnolia seniors celebrate becoming official graduates at the conclusion of the graduation ceremony held on Saturday, May 13.
PHOTO GALLERY: 2023 Logan-Magnolia High School Graduation
Missouri Valley's Class of 2023 celebrates after receiving their high school diplomas on May 13.
PHOTO GALLERY: 2023 Missouri Valley High School Graduation
Elijah Logan
BREAKING: Elijah E. Logan in custody at Washington County Jail
Note: Due to deadline, information published in tomorrow's Missouri Valley Times News is current as of Monday afternoon. After a four-day manhunt, Elijah E. Logan, 22, was apprehended after … more
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The Rand Community Center was full of concerned citizens at the city council meeting on April 18, the same day Eric Ford announced his resignation.
City council to fill vacancy on Tuesday
The Missouri Valley City Council will fill the vacancy created by Eric Ford’s resignation at its meeting this upcoming Tuesday, May 16, which will be held at the Rand Community Center at 6 p.m. … more
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Becky Padlock (Ceci Alvis) implies that Humpty R Dumpty (Kate Paracsi) jumped off the wall to get back at her mother, Goldie Goose, for abandoning her as a young egg in Logan-Magnolia Junior High
LoMa Junior High presents 'Hooray for Justice'
Bear Scouts, pictured from left to right: Michael LeMaire, Cort Jensen, Deegan Placek and Jourdon Rogers.
Cub Scout Pack 558 graduation ceremony held May 7
Students are pictured with trophies earned at the Tae Kwon Do America Spring Tournament. Back row, from left to right: Alaric K - 1st (Black Belt Division), Finn K - 1st, Karl B - 2nd, Emily B - 3rd, Bailey B - 1st, Luci S - 1st, Thomas S - 1st, John T - 3rd, Wyatt B - 3rd. Front row, from left to right: Kyrstin K - 2nd, Pio S - 1st, Luke B - 1st, Marlee B - 3rd, Journey M - 1st, Frances S - 3rd, Julia B - 2nd, Angelina B - 3rd. Not pictured: Nolan D - 3rd, Ben B - 1st.
Area martial arts students succeed at Omaha tournament
Students from Scott Thompson Martial Arts of Logan recently competed at the TaeKwonDo America tournament in Omaha. The students come from several towns in Harrison County to participate in what … more
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Ronald Harvey, 58, has been missing since last Wednesday near the DeSoto bend area.
Search for missing Blair man continues
Editor’s note: This is an ongoing story. The Times-News will continue to provide updates on Facebook and in future editions of the Times-News when appropriate. If you have any information on … more
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Kaleb McCarthy created a robotic hand using plastic pieces and used programming and coding through his laptop to tell the hand what to move and how to move it.
Spotlight on science
Logan-Magnolia High School held its annual Scott Weber Memorial Science Fair last Thursday, with 49 students setting up presentations in the elementary gym. Organized by high school science … more
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Emma Baes is a transfer student from Brussels, Belgium, who has spent the past school year at Missouri Valley High School.
Foreign exchange student set to depart Missouri Valley
Emma Baes sits cheerily in the warm-lit living room of her host family. She’s excited to be speaking about her journey as her year away from home comes to a close. Soon , she’ll return to … more
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Byron Vennink, Operations Technician/Park Ranger for HCCB (right), is pictured with HCCB Director Scott Nelson (left) as he is recognized for 25 years with HCCB.
Byron Vennink reaches 25 years with HCCB
Byron Vennink, an Operations Technician and Park Ranger for the Harrison County Conservation Board (HCCB), was recently recognized as he celebrated 25 years on the job. Growing up in rural … more
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Pictured at the Harrison County Humane Society, from left: Sirus (dog), Ava Sloan, Alivia Leonard, Merle (dog), Bella Rosengren and Addyson Gustafson.
LoMa students, staff take a ‘paws’ for the cause
Last Wednesday, Logan-Magnolia students and staff participated in the high school’s first ever “Paws Day,” which was used to take a “pause” from regular instruction and … more
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