Articles Tagged: Iowa

With June 7 primary elections right around the corner, candidates and government officials are encouraging voters to double check their …

AINSWORTH — Around 100 participants gathered at the Marr Park pond Wednesday morning for a fishing derby that’s been a …

WASHINGTON — Advocates are planning a march for “reproductive rights, medical privacy, and bodily freedom” in Washington next week. While …

WASHINGTON — County health officials said they expected to continue six-county collaborations on a 1st Five Initiative after the state …

WASHINGTON — The Washington Summer Classic and Ridiculous Days are return to town this weekend, marking the 75th anniversary of …

AM Optimist Club Scholarship — Lance Sobaski, Lucas Kroll Athletic Boosters Scholarship — Emma Zahs Reta & Earnest Beemblossom Memorial …

WASHINGTON — Back when Washington had its own Marine Corps detachment, it flew the flag of the Harry B. Barker …

WASHINGTON — Washington County Hospital and Clinics announced that Libby Dassow, PA-C will join the medical team specializing in Rheumatology. …

AINSWORTH — After two years of downsized ceremonies due to the pandemic, residents of Ainsworth again gathered in the city …

WELLMAN — Mid-Prairie’s class of 2022 graduated Sunday afternoon, in a ceremony celebrating the accomplishments of around 90 outgoing seniors. …

WASHINGTON — Mark Poggenpohl, 38, of Iowa City was sentenced to prison for up to 25 years after being found …

Schools urge qualifying families to fill out the forms as federal aid narrows down

While every primary candidate pairing had some common ground, Wednesday night brought differences to light

DES MOINES — The President, President-elect, and Vice President of the Iowa Osteopathic Medical Association (IOMA) for the 2022-2023 fiscal …