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Pictured in front: Tara Christiansen. Pictured in back, from left to right: Theresa McAllister, Sue Nemitz, Demi Berens, Kelly Miller, Kris Peterson, Deb Hull and Jenny Puck.
And all that jazz
If you’ve been looking for a place to get your Jazzercise fix, Tara Christiansen is now offering her talents in Dunlap. Growing up in Guthrie Center, then spending the last 18 years in … more
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King Foundation to accept grant applications
In keeping with Jimmy King’s legacy of charitable giving, the Board of Directors of the Dean J. King Family Foundation announces its annual grant cycle. The Dean J. King Family Foundation … more
Lisa Larsen of High Heel hits a high note at the 4 County Fair.
PHOTOS: 4 County Fair fun wrapped up yesterday
Bobbie Ford, Evelina (7) and Arabella (6) stand outside the Loess Hills Visitor Center and Gift Shop in Moorhead.
Moorhead’s Loess Hills Visitor Center and Gift Shop celebrates 20th anniversary
The board of the Loess Hills Visitor Center and Gift Shop in Moorhead is celebrating its 20th anniversary, and it is housed in a historic building. On March 30, 1998, the old Cover School, … more
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Leonard Bloton took the remote-control boat races very seriously, determined to win against his parents.
PHOTOS: Raiders of the Lost 'Art'
Harrison County Crime Stoppers group returns
After fading out of existence in recent years, the Harrison County Crime Stoppers group is now well on its way to starting up and operating once again. Spearheading the startup is Harrison … more
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County board of supervisors approves courthouse parking lot project
The Harrison County Board of Supervisors approved a somewhat contentious avenue of funding for a long overdue courthouse parking lot repair project. At their July 20 meeting, the supervisors … more
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Two Harrison County veteran honorees were honored at this year’s fair on Tuesday, July 18 during a Veteran Ceremony to pay tribute to local veterans. The first honoree was Michael T. Ringstad of Missouri Valley, Iowa (Left). Ringstad was in the United States Army (CW2) from September 23, 1963, until October 31, 1988. The second honoree was Patricia S. Mumm of Dunlap, Iowa (right). Mumm was in the United States Navy (HM1) from October 1, 1979, to October 31, 1998.
Veterans honored at Harrison County Fair
The annual 4-H pizza party took place again this year and was sponsored by Harrison County Soil and Water Conservation District.
4-Hers rewarded with pizza party
Jolee Cohn of Logan was named the 2023 Harrison County Fair Little Miss Princess during the ceremony held at the fairgrounds on Tuesday, July 18.
Every fair needs a princess
The royal court of the Harrison County Fair consisted of Marissa Birke, Jaelyn Lease, McKenna Witte, Jaiden Jahn, Marki Bertelsen, Grant Brix, Leo Sullivan, Lyrick Stueve.
County's royalty crowned
2023 CRAWFORD COUNTY FAIR: Hayden Soma, Grand Champion and Reserve Champion Lamb.
2023 Crawford County Fair photo highlights
Jeff and Julie Shelton were honored at the Fair King and Queen crowning ceremony as the individuals that will be representing Harrison County in the 2023 Iowa 4-H Hall of Fame.
Sheltons to be inducted into Iowa State Fair 4-H Hall of Fame
Editor's note: The following is a transcript of the speech announcing Jeff and Julie Shelton as 2023 Iowa State Fair Hall of Fame inductees. It was announced by the Harrison County Extension at … more
Missouri Valley and Logan-Magnolia bands played together during Saturday morning's parade.
PHOTOS: Harrison County Fair fun
Harrison County Conservation Board's Naturalist Intern Amelia hosted an educational program all about Iowa mammals at Schaben Park on Saturday, July 15.
PHOTOS: Schaben Park hosts HCCB program
At Dunlap United Methodist Church, which hosted this year's Vacation Bible School, kids talked about Passover, Pentecost and atonement. Each kid was fed a meal along with desserts and they played games with crafts with a short movie. Pastor Aaron and Father Joel did a skit, and on park day Pastor Aaron took a pie in the face to help raise canned goods for the food pantry.
PHOTOS: VBS held at Dunlap United Methodist Church
Grace Reineke, a Boyer Valley and Iowa State graduate, recently returned to Dunlap to serve her community with her new endeavor in the Mill Creek Flower Farm.
‘People here are like family’
After graduating from Iowa State last year, Grace Reineke knew she wanted to return home at some point. With a bit of luck and help, that time came sooner than she anticipated. A Boyer Valley … more
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Art at the Park will return to the Dunlap City Park on July 29 from 5-8 p.m. This year's event will have an Indiana Jones theme.
'Raiders of the Lost Art'
Art at the Park will take on an “Indiana Jones” theme this year, with adventurer-themed crafts and obstacles. The sixth annual event will take place on Saturday, July 29, from 5 – 8 … more
2023 Dunlap 4th of July Parade, Grand Marshall: Marilyn Murphy.
PHOTOS: Dunlap's Fourth of July celebration
Local Cowgirl Korleigh Mickelsen sat proud in the saddle during the Woodbine Rodeo.
PHOTOS: Woodbine Rodeo
Rural Iowa native asking for help with research project
Isabelle Schroeder, from Odebolt, Iowa, has been selected to conduct research for Drake University. Isabelle will be a senior at Drake and is majoring in Clinical and Medical Sciences. She will be … more
Supervisors discuss water lines, treatment in Little Sioux area
The City of Little Sioux is trying to further their progress on improving the water quality in town and in River Sioux, but residents of River Sioux have expressed they want no part in the … more
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Colin Garrett (middle) officially began overseeing operations of the company on July 1. He's pictured receiving the key from Ace and Marilyn Ettleman.
Ettleman enterprise stays in the family
A part of the Dow City community for 67 years, and under the ownership of Ace and Marilyn Ettleman since 1977, Ettleman Oil, Ettleman’s Town and Country and Ettleman’s Pizza officially … more
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Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds answers questions from the press on Tuesday, May 16, 2023, at Atlantic City Hall, in Atlantic. Reynolds' office has settled two lawsuits accusing her of "stonewalling" open records requests for a year or more for about $175,000.
After Iowa Supreme Court rebuke, Kim Reynolds settles open records lawsuits for $175,000
Gov. Kim Reynolds is settling three lawsuits from journalists and others seeking public records after losing a key Iowa Supreme Court case this spring, agreeing to pay $175,000. Reynolds' office … more
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State Auditor Rob Sand stopped in Missouri Valley last Wednesday for a town hall, where he discussed several items at the state and local levels.
State Auditor Rob Sand visits Harrison County
Iowa Auditor Rob Sand talked accountability and control on the local and state level during his town hall visit at the Missouri Valley City Park on June 28. More specifically, Sand spoke about … more
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