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Area superintendents react to Students First Act
On Tuesday, Jan. 24, Gov. Kim Reynolds signed the Students First Act into law at the Iowa State Capitol building in Des Moines. The bill had passed the Iowa House the day before with a 55-45 vote, … more
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The Missouri Valley Library closed for just over a week in order to sort its book collection into genres instead of authors.
MV Library undergoes “genrefication” process
Picture your favorite bookstore. It’s quite likely that it’s set up in a customer-friendly way, with noticeable signs pointing out the mystery section, fantasy, romance, so on and so … more
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Catalina enjoyed her breakfast at the Mondamin Fire & Rescue department’s annual pancake feed that was held on Sunday, Jan. 29 in Mondamin.
Flapjacks and firefighters
In the end the Bear Den won the People’s Choice Award with their cauliflower chowder. Pictured is Michael LeMaire. Not pictured: Cort Jensen and Jourdon Rogers.
Cub Scouts host a 'souper' night
New cat kennels were installed at the Harrison County Humane Society
New beginnings
One Harrison County volunteer group has been hard at work to start the new year off with a bang in the form of a new facility. The Harrison County Humane Society is thrilled to announce that its new … more
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Harrison County Board of Supervisors roundup
Safety meeting A safety meeting was held ahead of the regular Board of Supervisors meeting Thursday morning, with a few items of note being touched on. The county has workers’ … more
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Karen Ettleman (facing crowd in chair) talked about her book "Deena" during a "Meet the Author" event at the Logan Public Library on Saturday, Jan. 21.
Logan Public Library hosts Karen Ettleman
The Logan Public Library hosted a “Meet the Author” event on Saturday morning, with local author Karen Ettleman discussing her new book “Deena”. A 2015 Northwestern College … more
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This year's Chili Cook-Off drew in a big crowd with community members eager to sample chili and share in the fun.
Chamber crowns chili winners
Sprawling nearly 1800 acres, the Little Sioux Scout Ranch is neighbors with the Loess Hills State Forest and has served as a scout camp for more than 50 years. The Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation (INHF) is hoping to raise $2 million dollars towards the purchase of the Little Sioux Scout Ranch by the end of this year..
Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation to purchase Little Sioux Scout Ranch
LITTLE SIOUX, Iowa — Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation (INHF) has signed an agreement to purchase the Little Sioux Scout Ranch in western Iowa from the Mid-America Council of the Boy Scouts of … more
The Harrison County Humane Society located in Logan has officially opened the doors to its new location. A grand opening event was held at the new location, 108 N 5th Ave, on Jan. 14.
Humane Society hosts open house
Congressman Randy Feenstra made a visit to Harrison County on Jan. 17. He stopped at the Harrison County Courthouse to visit with local veterans and hear their concerns.
Feenstra visits Harrison County constituents
HCCB closing purchase of 40 acre timber
With the construction and development of the Willow Lake Nature Center winding down, the Harrison County Conservation Board has another project in sight. Receiving a cold call from Jim Doidge, who … more
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Brad Wilkening presented on 'Lessons of the Holocaust' at the Missouri Valley Public Library on Wednesday, Jan. 11. The presentation lasted roughly one hour.
MV Library hosts ‘Lessons of the Holocaust’ presentation
Brad Wilkening, a former teacher and coach with several school districts in Iowa, gave a presentation on ‘Lessons of the Holocaust’ at the Missouri Valley Public Library last Wednesday. … more
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Average land values in Harrison County increased from $9,560 to $11,557.
Iowa farmland values take another drastic jump
Iowa farmland values hit an all-time high in December, jumping to an average of $11,411 for a percentage increase of 17%. This comes a year after increasing by 29%. Alexis Stevens, who is a Farm … more
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Members of the Missouri Valley Show Choir hosted a contest showcase last week. This gave students the opportunity to perform in front of an audience to practice contest material.
An abundance of talent
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Nebraska Daughters of American Colonists State Regent Kathy Ocasio, left, and Anne Reim, State Vice Regent, read a rededication pledge for the Steamboat Bertrand marker at DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge on July 9. The DAC and DeSoto employees conducted a rededication ceremony for the marker in honor of its 50th anniversary.
Year in Review II
July Bertrand marker celebrates 50 years On July 9, right in front of the Steamboat Bertrand marker, members of the Nebraska Society Daughters of the American Colonists, the Nebraska State … more
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Students from Logan Magnolia Elementary School had the opportunity to attend a workshop at the Rose Theater in Omaha on January 9th. These students are members of the cast and crew of the schools elementary school musical and have been hard at work with the show.
LoMa visits the Rose
One of the exciting features of the new Veteran Affairs building is the resources center. A new office for Veterans to use as they see fit. This space would be ideal for telehealth appointments and has a printer connected to the computer.
Public gets behind-the-scenes at VA open house
Threat made against Logan-Magnolia student
Editor's note: Further updates will be provided if new information becomes available. At 1:02 p.m. on Wednesday, a message was sent out to parents of Logan-Magnolia students regarding a threat … more
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Calving clinic scheduled to help producers prepare for successful calving season
LOGAN, Iowa — What do all profitable cow-calf operations have in common? A healthy calf crop on the ground, ready to develop for market. To help Iowa cattlemen and women prepare for a … more
How to properly dispose of Christmas trees
If there are more pine needles on the floor than on the tree, it might be time to think about disposing of the Christmas tree.  When that time comes, there are a few ways to properly (and … more
DNR to eliminate invasive rough fish at Nobles Lake
MISSOURI VALLEY - The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will treat Nobles Lake with a low concentration of rotenone to eliminate rough fish. Nobles Lake, 95-acre cutoff oxbow lake … more
Tips and tricks to ensure a safe ice fishing experience
As the ice begins to thicken over the various fishing spots around Harrison County, that familiar itch starts to kick in again. But before going out in search of a bite (or several), it’s … more
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Harrison County Board of Supervisors roundup
Harrison County Home and Public Health updates David Sherer (administrator) and Lacey Ardery (administrative specialist) from Harrison County Home and Public Health provided various updates to … more
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Benjamin Work
Former West Harrison music teacher’s trial set for Feb. 14
Benjamin Work, the former West Harrison teacher who was charged with five counts of sexual exploitation by a school employee, five counts of lascivious conduct with a minor, and two counts of … more
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