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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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Calving clinic scheduled to help producers prepare for successful calving season
LOGAN, Iowa — What do all profitable cow-calf operations have in common? A healthy calf crop on the ground, ready to develop for market. To help Iowa cattlemen and women prepare for a … more
How to properly dispose of Christmas trees
If there are more pine needles on the floor than on the tree, it might be time to think about disposing of the Christmas tree.  When that time comes, there are a few ways to properly (and … more
DNR to eliminate invasive rough fish at Nobles Lake
MISSOURI VALLEY - The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will treat Nobles Lake with a low concentration of rotenone to eliminate rough fish. Nobles Lake, 95-acre cutoff oxbow lake … more
Harrison County Board of Supervisors roundup
Harrison County Home and Public Health updates David Sherer (administrator) and Lacey Ardery (administrative specialist) from Harrison County Home and Public Health provided various updates to … more
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Benjamin Work
Former West Harrison music teacher’s trial set for Feb. 14
Benjamin Work, the former West Harrison teacher who was charged with five counts of sexual exploitation by a school employee, five counts of lascivious conduct with a minor, and two counts of … more
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A swearing in ceremony was held at the Harrison County Courthouse on Jan. 3. From left to right: Jennifer Mumm (County Attorney), Brian Rife (Board of Supervisors), Felicia Geith (County Recorder), Shelia Phillips (County Treasurer), and Tony Smith (Board of Supervisors).
Harrison County Board of Supervisors swears in members both new and old
The Harrison County Board of Supervisors welcomed several members to new terms at a special organizational meeting held on Jan. 3. In total, five people were sworn in at the meeting. The … more
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The Cogdills had a surprise visit from Santa that brightened their Christmas following the tragic loss of their home to a fire.
‘I still get teary-eyed’
At about 10 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 21, Paul Cogdill received a phone call from his parents. In Council Bluffs for the visitation of his wife Sarah’s grandmother, who had passed away the … more
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Matt Weis has organized the Funlap Road Show to bring comedy to the Dunlap Golf Club later this month.
On the road again
For the better part of a year, “Comedy Night at the Slipper” was a quarterly event that provided laughs for the people of Dunlap. March 19 was the last of those shows, and after the … more
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Board of Supervisors discuss drainage districts
The Harrison County Board of Supervisors held two completion hearings at their weekly meeting Friday morning to discuss the acceptance of the Soldier Valley and Upper Soldier #1 drainage district … more
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Jenn Neilsen
That’s How It’s “Dun"
Jenn Neilsen 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 … more
Front Row: Jason Schultz, Claire Ryerson, Tally Riesz, Randy Vandemark, Michelle Barry, and Terry Oestmann. Back row: Justin Wagner, Carter Lorenzen, Clay Kelley, Bernie Nelson, and Matt Windschitl. Students visited the State house in January.
Dunlap Year in Review, part 1
The previous year brought exciting developments to Dunlap with community events, celebration of achievements and much more. Take a look back at 2022 through some of the headlines in the Dunlap … more
In 1994, Gina Crandel, Professor Dept. of Landscape Architecture, College of Design, Iowa State University, led the effort to construct Preparation Tables as a part of the “Land of the Fragile Giants: Landscapes, Environments, and Peoples of the Loess Hills” art exhibit being celebrated at Moorhead
The Lost Preparation Table
What the heck is a Preparation Table? Why? Getting ready for a celebration? Lost? Where is it? It is an environmental sculpture created by Gina Crandel, Professor Dept. of Landscape … more
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..
Little Sioux Scout Ranch a priority for INHF
The Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation is hoping to raise $2 million towards the purchase of the Little Sioux Scout Ranch by the end of this year. The Gilwell Foundation, which owns the land used … more
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Children cheer on parade floats as they pass by during the Boyer Valley High School homecoming parade.
2022 through the lens
The Dunlap community had an exciting year, from community events, school achievements and city accomplishments. Along the way, staff from the Dunlap Reporter was there to make sure those special … more
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Harrison County weather roundup
The first true winter storm of the season went through Harrison County last week.  According to Harrison County EMA Coordinator Philip Davis, the storm arrived earlier and produced less … more
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Pictured are Foundation board members and representatives of Harrison County organizations who received grants from the Harrison County Community Foundation. First row, from left: Holly Strum – West Central Community Action; Mary Jo Buckley – Missouri Valley Park Board; Jeannie Wortman – Missouri Valley Chamber; Kylie Lorenzen – The CREW Center; Todd Noah – Harrison County Community Foundation Board Member; Second row, from left: Jay Smith – Harrison County Community Foundation Board Member, Chair; Amy Lugsch – West Central Community Action; Michelle Barry – IGNITE Pathways; Hannah Smith – Trivium Life Services; Angela Winther – City of Logan; Barbara Oliver – Harrison County Community Foundation Board Member, Vice Chair; Lori Thomsen – Harrison County Community Foundation Board Member; Gordon Fliehe – Harrison County Community Foundation Board Member; Noel Sherer – Harrison County Community Foundation Board Member; Third row, from left; Tyler Hinkel – Harrison County Landfill; Cindy Unger – Rand Community Center; Chris Guinan – Rand Community Center; Brandon Doiel – Harrison County Sheriff’s Office; Mitch Flaherty – Harrison County Sheriff’s Office; Loree Hankins – City of Missouri Valley; Hazel Mohn – Harrison County Genealogical Society; Merrill Mohn – Woodbine Saddle Club
Harrison County Community Foundation Celebrates 2022 Grant Recipients
At its second annual grant celebration event, the Harrison County Community Foundation honored 29 nonprofit organizations and community projects that received grants throughout the past year. These … more
Morgan and Andrew Christiansen welcomed their daughter Blakely home on Nov. 15. She had been at Children's in Omaha since her birth on July 21, 2021.
Little Miracle
After nearly a year-and-a-half spent in the hospital, Blakely Christiansen has gone home. Born prematurely at 24 weeks on July 27, 2021, Blakely weighed in at one pound, three ounces and was 12.4 … more
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Epperson painted cows with hats and scarves for the Dunlap Sale Barn.
‘I’m slightly overwhelmed by all of it’
It all started with a TikTok. Typically what comes next in those situations doesn’t go over so hot. In the case of Sarah Epperson, what followed has been extremely positive in a way she … more
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Family Connections, Inc. will begin services in Dunlap at 612 Iowa Avenue beginning in early 2023.
Family Connections brings Mental Health Services to Dunlap Community
Family Connections, Inc., established in 2001 in Council Bluffs, is a home and office based mental health agency. The agency has five additional office locations in Plattsmouth, NE and Glenwood, … more
The Dunlap community gathered for the eighth annual Marge Peterson Memorial Christmas Community Dinner.
Marge Peterson Christmas Dinner raises $2,500 for Dunlap Food Pantry
This year we were able to get back to doing our favorite thing: The 8th annual Marge Peterson Memorial Community Christmas Dinner. Once again, the community and the staff at Smitty's Grocery came … more
Santa Stops in Dunlap: Autumn and Leo Rector.
Santa stops in Dunlap
CHI Health Invests $265.3 Million into the Community
MISSOURI VALLEY, IA — CHI Health gave back $265.3 million in community benefits last fiscal year under the new leadership of CEO E.J. Kuiper. The health system, comprising of 28 hospitals, 200 … more
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