Articles Tagged: Iowa

The cross-country team ran in the Mt. Pleasant meet on Tuesday, Sept. 24. The times and place rankings follow: HS …

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Oct. 7-11

Iowa has a rich railroad history. As the westward movement grew, it became very clear that transporting goods by water …

Sites selected to report are within a one-hour drive from New London. Information is taken from the DNR Iowa Fishing …

Homecoming week is over and it was a fun week for the students K-12. Lots of activities were planned for …

Oct. 3-12, 2024

1949 The Odd Fellows picnic was held at Perkins Park in Burlington. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Linken, …

“Why would you do that?” was the response I received from a (well-meaning) friend when I announced that after retiring …

Macey Greiner grew up in Keota, where she dabbled in track, golf, volleyball and especially softball throughout her high school career. Her diagnosis with bunions at age 16 was more than a little shocking. The genetic condition leaves bones in the big toe out of place, causing joint pain and making a prominent bump in one’s foot.

Cars can no longer occupy curb on parts of East Main, Second, among others

Washington High School will open its doors for public tours on Oct. 16, in an effort to show off new facilities added during construction over the last year.

A continued lack of rainfall meant Iowa farmers had plenty of time for fieldwork last week, according to the latest crop progress and condition report for the state, published by the USDA on Sept. 30.

DES MOINES — Iowa’s corn and soy prices remain well lower than at any point in the last few years, …