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Kaylee Holcomb is in her final year of high school. She shared that she is most excited about the uniform for the state competition and hopes to win another medal. Kaylee plans to run fast and go swimming at the pool in Iowa City. When she is not playing basketball, Kaylee loves to be with friends and play softball. ...
Mo Valley students set to compete in State Special Olympics
Three Missouri Valley students have earned the chance to compete in the State Special Olympic competition. Liam Murphy, Kaylee Holcomb and Holden Kratky will compete on March 11 in Iowa City. … more
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MV Daddy-Daughter Dance, 2023: Jordynn and Josh Goodsell.
Dads and daughters dance the night away
Charlie Wisecup drove an antique tractor in the Magnolia Old Settlers parade on Saturday, Aug. 21, 2021.
Charlie Wisecup, owner of Wisecup Farm Museum, passes away
Charlie Wisecup, 86, passed away Sunday morning while on his yearly winter vacation in Arizona. A resident of Missouri Valley, Wisecup opened the Wisecup Farm Museum in 2001. Located at 1200 W … more
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Misouri Valley students at the District Speech Contest include, from left: Kelsey Stueve, Jasmine Martinez, Nikayla Fichter, Brayden Neill, Wyatt Bailey, Coach Derek Hansen.
Area students shine at District Speech Contest
The 2023 Individual District Speech contest was held on Feb. 25 in Shenandoah. The students who received a Division I rating advanced to the 2023 State Speech Contest on March 10 at Ames High School. … more
The 147th Annual Missouri Valley Fireman’s Ball was held Saturday, Feb. 25. The ball attracted a large crowd and raised funds for the Missouri Valley Fire and Rescue Department.
Have a ball!
Missouri Valley City Council roundup, Feb. 21
Airport updates from Jump Omaha Representatives from Jump Omaha voiced concerns about the condition of the Missouri Valley Airport at the city council meeting on Feb. 21. The runway is … more
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Harrison County hosted its annual Emergency Medical Services Conference on Saturday, Feb. 25. Several classes were offered to area first responders.
Area first responders attend Harrison County EMS Conference
On Saturday, Feb. 25 Harrison County hosted its annual Emergency Medical Services Conference. Local first responders attended classes throughout the duration of the day on out-of-hospital trauma … more
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Drowsy Driving Can Be Deadly
It has probably happened to you. You are driving on a long trip, traveling alone or at night, or perhaps just off from a long shift at work—and you start to yawn. Your eyes are heavy, the road … more
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Last week Harrison County experienced winter weather, with snowfall ranging from one to four inches around the area.
Winter storm impacts Harrison County travelers
LOGAN, Iowa –A winter storm system moved through Harrison County in the early morning hours of Febrary.16, 2023. This brought some snow to much of the area. Snow began to fall during the … more
A legislative coffee event was held at the Logan Community Center on Saturday, Feb. 18, with Rep. Matt Windschitl and Sen. Mark Costello providing updates on the Iowa legislative session and addressing concerns voiced by those in attendance.
Legislative coffee provides look at current session
A legislative coffee event was held at the Logan Community Center on Saturday, Feb. 18, with several items of note in the Iowa Legislature being touched on by Rep. Matt Windschitl and Sen. Mark … more
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Angie Williams
Mo Valley’s own named ‘School Psychologist of the Year’
After 22 years of working for Green Hills AEA and being based in the Missouri Valley Middle and High School, Angie Williams was recently named “School Psychologist of the Year” by the … more
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Local Author Dawn Ford was at the Logan Public Library on Saturday, Feb. 18. Ford was happy to answer questions about her books and shared that her new book will be available this spring. Ford also visited with the public about a new writing competition for youth.
Local author Dawn Ford has found her stride
About 15 years ago, local author Dawn Ford started writing. A resident of Missouri Valley and the broader Harrison County area for the majority of her life, Ford decided to go to a writer’s … more
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