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A student from Boyer Valley Schools competed in the Special Olympics for basketball this winter season and earned a medal for his age and skill group. This student worked hard to overcome adversity while having fun in the competition. In this photo the group that attended the event posed in front of the Special Olympics banner. Back row from left to right: Brandi Miller, Tammy Carey, Megan Behrendt, Tammy Zehner, Bennett and Scott Groves, Carol Rice, Melissa Groves and Autumn Groves. Front row, from left to right: Brayson Davis, Hayden Groves, Bryer Groves, Zayn Groves, Parker Groves and Curran Groves.
BV student competes in Special Olympics
Harrison County Board of Supervisors roundup
Potential grant program Supervisor Tony Smith discussed the possibility of putting $75,000 into the budget for the next fiscal year for economic development grants. The funds would be matched by … more
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Montgomry Gamblin dissected an owl pellet as his sister Konstance Gamblin watched during the Superb Owl event held at the Harrison County Iowa Welcome Center on Saturday, Feb. 11th.
Superb Owl Sunday provides learning opportunities
On Thursday, Feb. 2, American Legion Posts 224 and 444 celebrated two local 5th graders in the Iowa 5th Grade Flag Essay Contest. Dow City Post 444’s winner, Lane Martins (third from left), has moved on to the American Legion State of Iowa contest. Dunlap Post 224’s winner, Charlie Follman (second from left), has moved on to the American Legion District contest. They are pictured with Doyle Siglin, Commander of Post 444 (left), Jen Miller, Commander of Post 224 (second from right), and a representative from the 8th American Legion District (far right).
American Legion posts celebrate essay winners
On Thursday, Feb. 2, the Dunlap Livestock Auction hosted a calving clinic with the help of the Harrison County Iowa State University Extension and Outreach office. Twin Valley Vet Clinic and Jon Schaben spoke with the group.
Dunlap Livestock Auction hosts calving clinic
Harrison County Board of Supervisors roundup
Update on behavioral health David Jones, President of CHI Health Missouri Valley, provided updates to the Board at its Feb. 2 meeting. A topic of note was the commitment to improving … more
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Upgrades to emergency notification system benefit residents of Harrison County
Upgrades to Iowa’s emergency notification system, Alert Iowa, are making it easier for residents of Harrison County to sign up and receive alerts about severe weather and other community … more
Jim Williams
Meeting to be held for potential Marine Corps League detachment
A meeting to gauge interest in a Marine Corps League detachment will take place on Feb. 24 at 7 p.m. at the Rand Center in Missouri Valley. Jim Williams, who served as an ammunition technician … more
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The Story Street Food Pantry stopped in Missouri Valley last Wednesday, assisting 40 households and distributing 1,014 food items.
Story Street Food Pantry makes first stop in Mo Valley
A new mobile food pantry trailer will be stopping in Missouri Valley once a month for those eligible. Making its first stop on Wednesday, Feb. 1, as part of a partnership with St. Paul Lutheran … more
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The Dean J. King Family Foundation has provided grant money to the Boyer Valley Youth Organization for new scoreboards at the BYVO's three fields. Pictured is a rendering of the new additions.
BV Youth Organization set for three new scoreboards
The Boyer Valley Youth Organization will be installing new scoreboards at its three fields this spring, with the anticipation of having them up and running for summer ball. Receiving grant money … more
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Jeremy Christiansen
Area superintendents react to Students First Act
On Tuesday, Jan. 24, Gov. Kim Reynolds signed the Students First Act into law at the Iowa State Capitol building in Des Moines. The bill had passed the Iowa House the day before with a 55-45 vote, … more
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New cat kennels were installed at the Harrison County Humane Society
New beginnings
One Harrison County volunteer group has been hard at work to start the new year off with a bang in the form of a new facility. The Harrison County Humane Society is thrilled to announce that its new … more
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Harrison County Board of Supervisors roundup
Safety meeting A safety meeting was held ahead of the regular Board of Supervisors meeting Thursday morning, with a few items of note being touched on. The county has workers’ … more
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Mike Gettler was one of the comedians in the house for the Funlap Road Show at the Dunlap Golf Course clubhouse on Saturday, Jan. 21. A comedy and military veteran, Gettler made the trip from Des Moines to perform.
A night of laughter
Sprawling nearly 1800 acres, the Little Sioux Scout Ranch is neighbors with the Loess Hills State Forest and has served as a scout camp for more than 50 years. The Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation (INHF) is hoping to raise $2 million dollars towards the purchase of the Little Sioux Scout Ranch by the end of this year..
Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation to purchase Little Sioux Scout Ranch
LITTLE SIOUX, Iowa — Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation (INHF) has signed an agreement to purchase the Little Sioux Scout Ranch in western Iowa from the Mid-America Council of the Boy Scouts of … more
The Harrison County Humane Society located in Logan has officially opened the doors to its new location. A grand opening event was held at the new location, 108 N 5th Ave, on Jan. 14.
Humane Society hosts open house
Congressman Randy Feenstra made a visit to Harrison County on Jan. 17. He stopped at the Harrison County Courthouse to visit with local veterans and hear their concerns.
Feenstra visits Harrison County constituents
HCCB closing purchase of 40 acre timber
With the construction and development of the Willow Lake Nature Center winding down, the Harrison County Conservation Board has another project in sight. Receiving a cold call from Jim Doidge, who … more
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Average land values in Harrison County increased from $9,560 to $11,557.
Iowa farmland values take another drastic jump
Iowa farmland values hit an all-time high in December, jumping to an average of $11,411 for a percentage increase of 17%. This comes a year after increasing by 29%. Alexis Stevens, who is a Farm … more
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Pickleball court a possibility in Dunlap
One sport stands above the rest when it comes to growth over the past few years: pickleball. Because of that, it makes sense that members of the Dunlap community have asked about bringing … more
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Pictured from left to right: Meredith Van Houten, City Clerk; Mitch Nichols, Austin McDonald, Owner; Dana Sturgill and Sam Cogdill, DCDC Board members and Jill Schaben, DCDC Executive Director.
Roberto’s Pizza and Sauces relocates office to Dunlap’s Main Street
Local business owner, Austin McDonald shares a passion for both pizza and his hometown. Growing up outside of Dunlap, McDonald is the oldest of five kids in his family. After high school, he went on … more
Average land values in Harrison County increased from $9,560 to $11,557.
Iowa farmland values take another drastic jump
Iowa farmland values hit an all-time high in December, jumping to an average of $11,411 for a percentage increase of 17%. This comes a year after increasing by 29%. Alexis Stevens, who is a Farm … more
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One of the exciting features of the new Veteran Affairs building is the resources center. A new office for Veterans to use as they see fit. This space would be ideal for telehealth appointments and has a printer connected to the computer.
Public gets behind-the-scenes at VA open house
Boyer Valley FFA students helped clean up the historic staircase in Dunlap in the fall of 2022.
‘I was quickly fascinated’
Late last year, Boyer Valley FFA students cleaned up a historic staircase at the bottom of Main Street in Dunlap. But just how historic that staircase was would be found out later. … more
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Pictured: Jared Rosebrook, Halie Hicks, and their two children Kruz and Willow.
New Year’s Day fire claims home of Dunlap couple
Jared Rosebrook, Halie Hicks, and their two children Kruz and Willow make up the second Dunlap family to lose their home to a fire within the span of two weeks. On New Year’s Day the family … more
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