An Iowa Falls man is facing a felony charge after allegedly destroying equipment and throwing food inside the Hansen Family Hospital Emergency Room on Tuesday. Read more
When Old Mother Hubbard went to her cupboard, she found it bare. Penny Lewer did not have the same misfortune when she bought Copper Cupboard and Bel Floral. She found the store full of clothing, baby items, home décor, floral goods and much more that has built the business and made it an Io… Read more
A Steamboat Rock man is facing up to 30 years in prison after allegedly being caught with marijuana and methamphetamine on Tuesday. Read more
In order to fit 21 into a two and a half month window, teams in the Iowa Community College Athletic Conference have been playing as many as three matches a week. Read more
No matter how it’s viewed, the 2020-21 wrestling season was a strange one. Read more
Iowa Falls-Alden softball coach Steve Bahr describes Rilee McKibben as a player who is always willing to do what is best for the team. Read more
Hosting Iowa Western Community College on Saturday, both Ellsworth Community College basketball squads were looking to end losing skids. Read more
At one point or another, Ellsworth Community College led in all three sets at Southeastern Community College. However, the Blackhawks were able to go on runs to pull away from the visitors and… Read more
Iowa Falls-Alden's players waited as long as they possibly could before emerging from the locker room following Saturday's Class 2A Substate Final. Read more
Long stretches of not scoring has plagued Ellsworth Community College at times this year – and the scoring droughts returned on Thursday. Read more
Slow starts continue to be the downfall of Ellsworth Community College. Read more
Equaling or surpassing the achievements of the 2019-2020 team was going to be a difficult chore for the Iowa Falls-Alden wrestling squad entering the season. Read more
Last month we praised our state senator, Annette Sweeney, in this space for being one of only a few Republicans who stood up for public schools as her party pushed through a “school choice” bill that could ultimately take money from Hardin County’s excellent public schools. Read more
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