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Alyssa Lu of the DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge presented on the birds that can be found at the refuge, along with their many voices and calls, at the Missouri Valley Public Library last Wednesday.
Birds and their calls at MVPL
KC Kersten
Retiring Lo-Ma science teacher leaves ‘green’ legacy
After joining the Logan-Magnolia School community in 1991, science teacher K.C. Kersten has instilled green thumbs and a passion for science in his students. Now, he is gearing up for life in … more
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Hailey Ryerson observes the Huskers' women's basketball match against Minnesota at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Sunday, Feb. 20, 2022, in Lincoln, Neb.
From Los Angeles to New York, Hailey Ryerson is repping Woodbine
Hailey Ryerson, a Woodbine graduate who is set to do the same at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) in August, has gone coast to coast discovering her passion – literally. Initially … more
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FAST kids with their shape-o-saurus dino.
FAST Kids learning about shapes at St. John’s
St. John ’ s “ FAST Kids ” continue to have fun learning using their talents. On May 17, eleven youth in K-5 th grade, came to St. Johns Methodist Church in Mapleton from 3:30-5 … more
Peddle tractor pull competitions took place during the Heritage Day Celebration.
Here's to Heritage
Republican presidential candidate Ryan Binkley speaks with a voter at Rise and Grind Coffee Co. last Thursday morning.
Presidential hopeful Ryan Binkley stops in Missouri Valley
Ryan Binkley, a Republican running in the 2024 presidential race, visited Missouri Valley last Thursday. The CEO and co-founder of Generational Group and senior pastor of Create Church in … more
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City of Logan to create 'Safe Route To School' trail
The City of Logan is in the fundraising stage of the creation of a new trail that will connect the outskirts of town to the Logan-Magnolia Community Schools building, thus creating a safer route to … more
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Charlie Herr focuses while working on her watercolor painting last Wednesday at the Missouri Valley Public Library.
Summer activities begin at Missouri Valley Public Library
The first event on a long list of activities took place at the Missouri Valley Public Library last Wednesday, June 7. The kickoff summer event saw children painting watercolors under the … more
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Melody Oaks Otta Seal project nearing start date after several delays
After several setbacks and delays throughout the project’s history, the Otta Seal road paving project in Melody Oaks is now nearing the official start of construction. Otta Seal is a type … more
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Jolene Whitmore, a special education teacher at Missouri Valley Schools, is shown in the middle with her students.
Missouri Valley students compete at state Special Olympics
The Missouri Valley Special Olympics team competed in the state track and field competition in Ames back on May 26. “Our athletes competed well and all brought home medals,” Jolene … more
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A ribbon cutting was held on June 10 for Gypsy Jo's Crystals and Jewelry, located on 101 East Erie St. in Missouri Valley.
Ribbon cutting held for Gypsy Jo's Crystals & Jewelry
Vivek Ramaswamy set to stop in Logan
Election season is here, and Harrison County will see the first of many 2024 presidential hopefuls stop within its borders on June 9 at 6:30 p.m. when Republican Vivek Ramaswamy holds a town hall at … more
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