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Multiple agencies responded to a field fire on Friday, September 30, of last year. The likelihood of fires has increased with dry conditions so far this spring.
Fire safety paramount during dry stretch
Those who have a scanner know just how much the volunteer members of Missouri Valley Fire and Rescue have been put to work over the past couple of weeks. That’s thanks to the extremely dry … more
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MVCSD suffering from bus driver shortage
Bus driver shortages have plagued school districts all around the country, and Missouri Valley is no different. “Not only do we have seven routes to cover each day, a.m. and p.m., to … more
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One of the community members that helped collect donations for local firemen was Ava Fischer. She can be seen here with Logan Fire and Rescue members Tina and Bill McElroy.
Community members band together to show support for fire brigades
Springtime weather hit Harrison County last week bringing sunshine and warm temperatures. Along with the enjoyable weather came “field fire” season. Due to a combination of weather, … more
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Mark Fredericks demonstrates how election equipment would be safely and securely stored away and transported.
Election equipment demonstration held before county board
Demonstration of election equipment Mark Fredericks, account manager for Henry M. Adkins & Son Inc. Election Services, provided a demonstration of new election equipment for Harrison County … more
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Katie Hoskins, left, belts out “Easy On Me” by Adele during her physical therapy session with CHI Health Woodbine Clinic Therapist Marissa Knott. The 14-year-old Hoskins recently returned to Iowa after receiving a double lung transplant in Texas. With April being deemed as National Donate Life Month, Katie is sharing her story.
Reasons to Live: Celebrating National Donate Life Month
MISSOURI VALLEY, IA — Her mom drove her to Woodbine from Soldier. Now she’s tossing a medicine ball back and forth with CHI Health Woodbine Physical Therapist Marissa Knott. And singing. … more
Pictured, from left: Curt Hineline (managing editor for Enterprise Media Group publications), Aaron Hickman (associate editor for the Dunlap Reporter and Missouri Valley Times-News) and Cheyenne Alexis (associate editor for the Arlington Citizen, Washington County Enterprise and Pilot Tribune).
EMG announces new managing editor, associate editors
Enterprise Media Group (EMG) has announced a transition in roles, effective Monday, March 20. Curt Hineline, editor for the Oakland-Independent, Lyons Mirror-Sun and West Point News, has … more
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Woodbine Junior High student council, from left to right: Lainey Cox, Vanessa Blum, Keaton Owens, Tesla Wagner, Rozia Luth, Rowan Kruse, Makenzie McCurley, Caydi Schafer, Adam Andersen, Wyatt Reed, Charlotte Placek, Emma Crook, Sophie Jensen and Addy Harris.
Woodbine Community Schools Student Council receives national award
For its exemplary record of leadership, service and activities that improve the school and community, the Woodbine junior high/senior high student council has been recognized as a 2023 National … more
City council debates merits of EMT program
The future of Missouri Valley’s full-time EMS program was discussed during the city council’s regular meeting on Tuesday, April 4. While giving his update for the fire department, fire … more
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The LOMA Elementary School kindergarten class sang a variety of spring songs during the concert held on Monday, April 3.
Young Panthers put on a show
The Missouri Valley Elementary Spring Concert was held last Monday, April 3, in the MVHS gymnasium. Pictured are kindergarteners performing "Here Comes the Sun."
Mo Valley Elementary entertains with Spring Concert
Karen Wohlers, who recently retired from the post office after 30 years of employment and 22 years of full-time work, is usually recognized by the people of Missouri Valley by the red Jeep she would drive on her route.
Familiar face retires from mail carrier position
Karen Wohlers, known in the area for carrying mail in her bright red Jeep, recently retired from the post office after 30 years as an employee and over 22 years of working full-time. Wohlers … more
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All the individuals from preschool age to adulthood that participated in the annual Hop into Spring egg decoration contest got a group photo with the Easter Bunny.
"Hop Into Spring" event held at Eagle's Club
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