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A bill allowing high schools to hold year-round classes was signed into law last week by Gov. Kim Reynolds.
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A bill allowing high schools to hold year-round classes was signed into law last week by Gov. Kim Reynolds.
British tabloid Daily Mail ran a headline May 9 describing Grant Hill as a “rising GOP star running for Congress.” The trouble is, he’s never run for public office before, and says his entry into the congressional race was an accident, as he only plans to run for the state legislature.
Starting this July, Winfield residents will wheel out their trash in new carts
There has never been a better time to raise cattle, but there are still large obstacles for young people trying to get into the business.
The fourth annual Walk for Nohema was held Saturday morning, May 10 in Fairfield’s Chautauqua Park.
Cattlemen invest in future of agriculture with $1,000 scholarships to local FFA members
A scam email impersonating the Henry County Sheriff led a county employee to redirect his pay to a fraudulent bank account
Henry County supervisors seek changes to Alternative Energy Ordinance after first reading
Road work closed Old Highway 34 from Benton Avenue west to Lockridge in Jefferson County beginning Monday, May 12.
The Chamber Singers of Southeast Iowa will present “Songs for a Better World” at their annual spring concert on Saturday and Sunday, May 24 and 25, at 7:30 p.m. at Golden Magnolia Sanctuary in Fairfield.
An international supply surplus, coupled with tariff disputes, had some in the industry worried this planting season. A new trade deal forged over the weekend may offer reprieve, but only if it lasts beyond harvest in the fall.
From soulful songs to healing hooves, WAGG’s spring events offered a powerful mix of worship, fellowship, and faith-based outreach
Schlee received recognition alongside 424 other Iowa Seniors
