An Ackley man charged with two counts of prostitution and two counts of stalking has pleaded guilty to lesser charges. Read more
Two candidates vying to represent Hardin and Grundy counties in the Iowa House said they oppose the use of eminent domain to build private carbon sequestration pipelines. Read more
Caroline Simermeyer was just 7 years old when she got on her first horse. Now, at 19, she’s helping others experience the thrill she got from that first time. Read more
While his team trailed by a 1-0 score at halftime of Thursday's Class 2A Substate 3 Quarterfinal, Greg Lascheid was not worried in the slightest. Read more
The South Hardin Tigers evened their season at 1-1 with a 9-5 win Thursday over Clarion-Goldfield-Dows in Clarion. They did it with a combination of arms, bats and Cowboy errors. Read more
By all accounts, the Iowa Falls-Alden girls completed their golf season on a high note during Wednesday's Class 3A Regional. Read more
South Hardin saved the best for last. Read more
The nearly completely new South Hardin baseball team made their 2022 debut on Tuesday. Read more
The emotional Cinderella ride that the AGWSR Cougar boys have been on since the beginning of last season continued Tuesday in Cedar Falls, though not the way they had hoped. Read more
Gabi Damiano had already left Iowa Falls when a letter arrived at her parents’ house in the middle of April. It was from the Ellsworth Community College Athletic Department letting her know sh… Read more
Ellsworth Community College had a rollercoaster season in 2022. Read more
The first time Iowa Falls-Alden/AGWSR/South Hardin faced Garner-Hayfield/Ventura, the Cardinals got the best of the Cadets. Read more
It has been a long time since yours truly has written a book review, and I’ve missed it. Here is an older book title, so in my opinion, easier to get for yourself. It is nature related since that is my refuge. Any nature lover who comes quietly upon a wild animal while walking in the woods, … Read more
Open government advocates achieved a victory in Iowa last week when Gov. Kim Reynolds signed SF 2322 into law. The bill, which passed the Iowa House and Senate with unanimous votes — a rarity these days — seeks to protect Iowans from exorbitant fees related to obtaining public documents. Read more
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