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King Foundation awarded 73 grants last year
In keeping with Jimmy King’s legacy of charitable giving, the Dean J. King Family Foundation awarded a total of $1,615,392 in grants, academic scholarships and music camp scholarships in 2024. … more
Trevor John Collison
BREAKING: Little Sioux man detained in Indonesia
Trevor John Collison, 32, of Little Sioux, is wanted on federal charges that include alleged sexual exploitation and attempted exploitation of minors and alleged possession of child pornography, … more
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PTO Trivia Night is this Saturday
The Boyer Valley PTO will be hosting a trivia night this Saturday at the 4 County Fair Building. Doors will open at 5 p.m., and trivia will begin at 6:30 p.m. Along with trivia, there will be a … more
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County conservation holdup to be resolved Jan. 23
At the first Harrison County Board of Supervisors meeting of the new year, held back on Jan. 2, several board appointments were approved on recommendations from their respective directors. Those … more
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Boyer Valley junior Ava Klinker (22) watches her shot as it reaches its descent. This jumper from the elbow marked the first made shot in Boyer Valley's new gymnasium.
Beginning of an era
After much excitement, several setbacks and an eventual solving of issues that delayed the opening of the new Boyer Valley gymnasium, the first games on the new home floor were held last Friday. … more
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Jan Roberts
That’s How It’s 'Dun'
Jan Roberts is this quarter’s recipient of DCDC’s “That’s How It’s Dun” Award. This award is part of a community service recognition program created to honor those … more
Year in Review Pt. 1
As we look forward to what's to come in 2025, the Reporter staff takes a look back at some of the headlines that ran in 2024 editions of the paper. Starting in January and running all the way through … more
Members of the Boyer Valley Lady Bulldogs team shoot around on Monday, Dec. 23.This was the second shootaround in the new gym since water mitigation work was completed.
New gym ready for regular use
The Boyer Valley Community School District is gearing up for regular use of its new gymnasium at the Dunlap campus following issues that have plagued the project this past year. The gymnasium is … more
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Ann Hanigan Kotz
Area author to visit Dunlap Public Library
The Dunlap Public Library will once again be hosting area author Ann Hanigan Kotz, this time for a program revolving around her third book, “Moonshine by Moonlight.” The event will take … more
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Dec. 8 marked 10 years of the Marge Peterson Community Christmas Dinner, as 70 people stopped by City Hall for food and fellowship.
A decade of success
On Sunday, Dec. 8, the 10th annual Marge Peterson Community Christmas Dinner was held at the Dunlap City Hall. The Smitty's Grocery crew made lots of food like turkey, ham, potatoes, stuffing, … more
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Family safe, rabbits perish in Logan house fire
At 5:30 p.m. on Dec. 12, Logan Fire and Rescue was called to a structure fire at the intersection East Fifth St. and North Second Ave. The family was safe from the fire and so were most of their … more
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Lt. Gov. Chris Cournoyer
Gov. Reynolds appoints new Lt. Gov.
On Monday, Gov. Kim Reynolds announced the appointment of Chris Cournoyer as Lieutenant Governor of Iowa. Cournoyer, a resident of LeClaire, was elected to the Iowa Senate in 2018. This comes … more
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Letters to Santa
We hope you enjoy the letters to Santa that were sent in to the newspaper by area kids. We are sure the man in red will be rushing to fulfill these wishes. Merry Christmas from our staff at the … more
Pictured, from left: Connor Garrett, Gesell Cabrera, Cael Garrett, Kelly Garrett, Amber Garrett, Lisa Gross, Brad Gross, Claire Gross and Bobby Gross.
'It's been a good run'
Just after the Gross and Garrett families gathered outside of the Town and Country Store in Dunlap for a photo on Monday, Brad Gross offered one short, simple and sweet remark on the change of … more
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Jen Miller recently received an Individual Achievement Award at the Annual Board Awards Program.
Boyer Valley Comm. School District board member honored for excellence
DES MOINES – Boyer Valley Community School District board member Jennifer Miller was honored with an Individual Achievement Award through the Iowa Association of School Boards (IASB) Annual … more
HCCB President Nate Epperson (right) presents a service award to Director Scott Nelson (left).
Nelson to retire after 30 years with HCCB
Scott Nelson, who has served as executive director of the Harrison County Conservation Board for the past 14 years and has spent 30 years with the board overall, will finish his career on Dec. 20 … more
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Bright Lights / Little City (Woodbine): Tinsley, Tatym and Tyler Dickinson with Santa.
2024 Bright Lights / Little City
Woodbine celebrated their Hometown Christmas on a chilly Dec. 4 evening, with several 'Twiners' out enjoying the evening.  more
Pictured are Sandy and Jerry Greenwalt.
Two years of 'Closet on the Hill'
When Dunlap's Lifeline Church started its “Closet on the Hill” ministry two years ago, there weren't many clothes stocked up. But since then, the free clothing ministry has grown … more
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Food safety inspections performed at area restaurants
Inspections were recently conducted by the Department of Inspections, Appeals and Licensing Food Safety Specialists recently at various Harrison County establishments. Listed below are the … more
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Amanda and David Reynolds
Trial date set for former Pit Stop Nutrition owners
The owners of a former Missouri Valley business who were arrested on Sept. 1 on charges of child and animal abuse now have a jury trial date of Feb. 5, 2025. A pretrial conference is schedule for … more
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The Woodbine Women for Veterans group presented a Quilt of Valor to Wilbur 'Bud' Busing (Missouri Valley) on Dec. 1. He turned 102 years old last month, and is the oldest living veteran in the state of Iowa. He served for the United States Marines during World War II. Shown in the photo include in the back row, from left, Darlene McMartin, Bette Jensen, and Kathie Lantz. Seated in front is Wilbur Busing.
Quilt of Valor presented to Busing
The Womens for Veterans group out of Woodbine presented Bud Busing a Quilt of Valor on Dec. 1.  His is the oldest living WW II Vet in the state of Iowa.   more
Dunlap's Shop Hop also marked opening night for Dunlap's Historic Wax Nativity. Don Thompson hosted an open house with free cookies and hot cocoa.
PHOTOS: Holiday hopping
Saved By Grace Church packed 150 Christmas boxes that will be shipped to children around the world by Samaritan's Purse.
Saved By Grace Church gives for the holidays
Saved By Grace Church in Dunlap recently shipped off 150 boxes to be used by Samaritan's Purse for underprivileged children around the world. According to Donis Kline, Pastor Benny Kline's wife, … more
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Collier trial continued again
Another order for continuance was filed in the case of a Honey Creek man charged with attempted murder in relation to a June shooting in Missouri Valley. Brian Collier, 52, allegedly shot Edward … more
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Boyer Valley fares well in school ratings
The Iowa Dept. of Education released its school performance ratings last week, with both Boyer Valley schools receiving a “high performing” rating, which is the second highest rating … more
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