Articles Tagged: Iowa

Park recently returned to safe-swimming status, but three-year trends worry some experts

DES MOINES — Brent Kromrie of Washington received the Governor’s Volunteer Award earlier this month. The current board president of …

KALONA — Many of this year’s Kalona Days traditions were the same as years prior: a parade, a fun run, …

WASHINGTON — A currently unnamed nonprofit formerly affiliated with the Tim Tebow Foundation held a barn dance and BBQ at …

An emergency landing brought a single-engine plane onto the roadway in rural Washington County around 6:30 p.m. Friday, according to …

BRIGHTON — The 112th annual Whoopee Days festivities over the weekend included the usual parade, mud run and live music, …

WELLMAN — Mid-Prairie hosted a retirement party for outgoing Superintendent Mark Schneider Thursday night. The district’s head administrator of 21 …

AINSWORTH — A crash Thursday afternoon totaled three cars and blocked the roadway around the entrance to Four Corners and …

Democratic gubernatorial candidate says she wants to find middle ground, help all Iowans

The Kewash trail, stretching 14 miles from Keota to Washington, is a staple of the communities in connects in Washington …

WASHINGTON — Several months after an initial pitch from Natel Broadband to invest in infrastructure covering the south part of …

WASHINGTON — Nonprofit group Washington for Justice spent this week hosting a variety of Juneteenth-related events leading up the holiday …

A large teddy bear native to the Washington Public Library named Stanley has been spotted around town according to a …

AMES — Cash rent values for corn and soy farmland are climbing across the state, according to a recent survey …