Wednesday, Jan. 14 saw the first Mt. Pleasant City Council meeting of the year, and the second reading of an ordinance that, if passed, could see residents facing fines for feeding cats. In the words of the council, this law is to prevent the proliferation of strays.
Henry County witnessed two minor fires this past weekend.
Mt. Pleasant girls hold Notre Dame to 22 points
District has nearly met its goals to increase rate of graduation, decrease chronic absenteeism
On Jan. 24, beginning at 5 p.m., IowaWINS, in conjunction with the Welcome Home Center, will hold a feast honoring Italian-American heritage.
The Henry County Farm Bureau will be offering a suite of scholarships to members and their children.
MORE CHRISTMAS HAPPENINGS Cathy Williams spent Christmas Eve at the home of Mike and Jacki Williams in Washington. Others present …
The Swedish American Museum and Historical Society of Swedesburg Iowa hosted their annual Santa Lucia celebration on Sunday, Dec. 14 …
Highland, Mt. Pleasant shine among area boys wrestlers in Riverside
Pat White of Henry County Heritage Trust has seen increased attendance at the group’s events.
At its Jan. 8 meeting, the Henry County Board of Supervisors began the year with an appeal for calm.
On Dec. 31, 2025, at approximately 11:43 p.m. a Henry County Deputy stopped a vehicle in the 1500-grd of 253rd …
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Samantha Wibben of Mount Pleasant has been named to Southern New Hampshire University’s Fall 2025 Dean’s List. …
Joann (Thornton) Mallams is turning 90 years old January 20. Help make her birthday special by sending a card and …
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