Articles Tagged: Iowa

Baseball The Tigers hosted the Lone Tree Lions on Monday, June 30th. Sixteen runs later, the Tigers left the field …

It’s July and that means the 18th annual NLPPPA (New London Professional Putt-Putt Association) tournament is right around the corner. …

1950 Kathryn and Freda Ball left for Washington D. C. for a week’s visit with Major and Mrs. W. R. …

New London ‘lifer’ Tom Ritchey weighs in with memories, as museum plans uses for former locker building

July 4 2025 is recognized as the 249th birthday of the United States. One would think the birthday date of …

July 11-24: HCC Guided Hike “Weather” Come learn about weather as you walk along the trails at Oakland Mills Park. …

It is getting close to blackberry time. If the promised rains would actually materialize, there would be a bumper crop …

The utility trustees met for their monthly meeting on July 3, 2025 with all members present. They approved the agenda …

A bald eagle struck by traffic near Riverside over the holiday weekend has been humanely euthanized, according to volunteers at The Raptor Advocacy, Rehabilitation & Education Group, an area nonprofit that sought to rescue the animal.

Terry Spitzer of Kalona recently received a Quilt of Valor, presented by Jane Messer, a member of the Quilt of Valor Foundation, recognizing his service in the United States Army.

A city employee of over 29 years, JJ Bell says he’s frustrated after his unexpected removal from office in June, when he was told to resign or be fired. Confirmed details about the reasons behind his departure are scarce.

When one of the state’s top pork producing companies built a baseball field in its front yard, the farmers acknowledged it was an unusual move.

Local education officials say they’re considering hiring a school resource officer as soon as the 2026-27 school year, as the Washington School district applies for federal funding assistance.

The Fairfield All-Star Jazz Band is scheduled to play in Washington’s summer concert series Thursday night in Central Park, according to the Washington Chamber of Commerce.

A rotating assembly of musicians known as “Big Band Theory” will play in Washington July 12, celebrating the group’s 18th year since it began as an informal get-together in one member’s basement.