Following a brief and uneventful public hearing, the Hardin County Board of Supervisors will hold the first consideration of an amended wind ordinance at its regular meeting Wednesday. Read more
The Hardin County Republicans didn't know what kind of turnout to expect at this year's Sweet Corn Feed. Turns out they didn't have anything to worry about except running out of food. Read more
The election for a seat on the Hardin County Board of Supervisors, which seemed like it would go uncontested, won’t be so cut and dried after all. County Democrats met this week to nominate a candidate to challenge incumbent Republican BJ Hoffman. Read more
The best way to describe the 2020 summer season was different. Read more
There is something to be said about team spirit. When a group of seven North Central Strykers players from the Iowa Falls area showed up in team jerseys at a University of Northern Iowa Soccer… Read more
The core of the Iowa Falls-Alden baseball team has played together for the past three summers, but the lack of victories means that something has to change. Read more
During his time working at Cornell University, Eldon Lindsay has discovered that his job as digital content and strategic specialist checks off all the boxes. Read more
The National Junior College Athletic Association has 37 different committees and chairs that work directly with the NJCAA Office staff to make decisions pertinent to individual sports as well … Read more
There have been plenty of people who positively influenced Brendon McNulty on his path to becoming a high school baseball coach. Read more
With just two games left before the Class 2A Regional Tournament, South Hardin had to call their season when a player tested positive for COVID-19. The Tigers were not alone in having to make … Read more
Lyndsey (Medders) Fennelly has an impressive basketball resume. Read more
All of the coaches and athletes who participated during this summer's high school baseball/softball season will likely remember the 2020 campaign as a unique one. Read more
Americans are more hungry for news and information than they have been in a long time. We want to know what coronavirus is, where it is, how it spreads, and what we can do to stop it. For some people, that information is the difference between life and death. Read more
The death of Congressman John Lewis last month accomplished what police officers with their billy clubs and white mobs with their fists and pipes never were able to achieve: Silencing his voice. Read more
I’ve noticed a recurring theme among the boards and councils that I cover as part of my job at the Times Citizen. Read more
