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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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Missouri Valley held its 6-12 Holiday Concert on Sunday, Jan. 8, after postponements due to weather ahead of winter break forced some delayed holiday cheer.
Late is better than never
A swearing in ceremony was held at the Harrison County Courthouse on Jan. 3. From left to right: Jennifer Mumm (County Attorney), Brian Rife (Board of Supervisors), Felicia Geith (County Recorder), Shelia Phillips (County Treasurer), and Tony Smith (Board of Supervisors).
Harrison County Board of Supervisors swears in members both new and old
The Harrison County Board of Supervisors welcomed several members to new terms at a special organizational meeting held on Jan. 3. In total, five people were sworn in at the meeting. The … more
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A driver meant to hit the brakes, but accelerated instead dislodging a support post and pushing it through a window at Foodland in Missouri Valley in January. The post also destroyed the vehicle's windshield.
A Year in Review part I
As we enter a new year, we look forward to the progress and growth the area is ready to face. However, 2022 was a notable year for a number of reasons and along the way, headlines were made. … more
In 1994, Gina Crandel, Professor Dept. of Landscape Architecture, College of Design, Iowa State University, led the effort to construct Preparation Tables as a part of the “Land of the Fragile Giants: Landscapes, Environments, and Peoples of the Loess Hills” art exhibit being celebrated at Moorhead
The Lost Preparation Table
What the heck is a Preparation Table? Why? Getting ready for a celebration? Lost? Where is it? It is an environmental sculpture created by Gina Crandel, Professor Dept. of Landscape … more
Missouri Valley Elementary celebrated the last day of the semester with their annual Holiday Assembly.
Missouri Valley Middle Schools celebrate the holidays
Scoop the Loop on Erie Street had a great turn out with classic cars and other nice rides cruising up the route in both directions. It was part of the first-ever Missouri Valley Rally.
Views of 2022
Missouri Valley Times News staff spent the year traveling throughout the community and catching scenes through both words and pictures. Here is a look back at some of our favorite photos in 2022. … more
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Caleb Wohlers
Practicing fire safety during the winter months
According to the National Fire Protection Association, “ home fires occur more in the winter than in any other season, and heating equipment is involved in one of every six reported home fires, … more
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Board of Supervisors discuss drainage districts
The Harrison County Board of Supervisors held two completion hearings at their weekly meeting Friday morning to discuss the acceptance of the Soldier Valley and Upper Soldier #1 drainage district … more
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Harrison County weather roundup
The first true winter storm of the season went through Harrison County last week.  According to Harrison County EMA Coordinator Philip Davis, the storm arrived earlier and produced less … more
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