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Pictured are Harrison County Crime Stoppers President Jean Christenson and Vice President Stacy Salter. Both have played an integral role in the organization's revival.
Harrison County Crime Stoppers facilitated tips in Lenz cold case
When Stacy Salter heard that an arrest had been made in the Barbara Lenz cold case, she was shocked. Robert Davis, 61, of Council Bluffs, was arrested on Monday after being charged with … more
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Robert Davis
BREAKING: Council Bluffs man charged with murder in Barbara Lenz cold case
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird has announced an arrest for the murder of Barbara Lenz, of Woodbine, who disappeared in 1989. Robert Davis, a 61-year-old man living in Council Bluffs and … more
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Comprehensive plan meeting reveals perceived strengths, weaknesses
The second of two meetings regarding Harrison County's comprehensive plan was held at the Willow Lake Nature Center in Woodbine last Wednesday. The first meeting was held Feb. 5 at the Logan … more
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Sebastin O'Brien
O'Brien found guilty of murder
Sebastin O'Brien, the 23-year-old Little Sioux man who was charged with murder in the first degree last spring, was found guilty on Friday. The victim of the killing was Douglas Manley, 53, of … more
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MVHS, West Harrison will share extra-curricular activities
West Harrison & Missouri Valley to enter into extra-curricular sharing agreement WH and MVHS Schools start sharing athletic programs, Spring, 2025 On February 13 th , the West Harrison … more
Gary Redinbaugh
Persia man charged with OWI in Valentine's Day crash
A Persia man faces multiple charges after crashing his truck in Fremont County last Friday. Gary Redinbaugh, 51, was arrested and charged with OWI – second offense and failure to maintain … more
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Elaine Norgart
Pisgah woman arrested on assault charges
A Pisgah woman was recently arrested and booked into the Greene County Jail on alleged assault charges stemming from an incident that took place in Grand Junction in November of last year. … more
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The Rhoades family is selling Blair-based Enterprise Media Group to Carpenter Media Group in a sale that is expected to close this week.
Carpenter Media Group to buy EMG's newspapers
After six generations of ownership, the Rhoades family is selling Enterprise Media Group to Alabama-based Carpenter Media Group. The fast-growing, privately held company owns almost 300 newspapers in … more
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Harrison County seeks public input on new comprehensive plan
Harrison County is working to develop its next comprehensive plan and is asking for participation from residents. An online survey and two public meetings have been set up to begin molding a new plan … more
Soetmelk in, Myer out on conservation board
The issue of either reappointing current Harrison County Conservation Board member Danelle Myer to another term or selecting someone else to fill the role was resolved at last Thursday’s … more
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Several Dairy Den employees, both past and present, attended the iconic Missouri Valley location's 70th anniversary celebration back in June, signing posters and reminiscing over good times had at the ice cream and sandwich shop.
Dairy Den is in familiar hands
Missouri Valley's iconic Dairy Den is now under the ownership of Hannah Cox. Her parents, Darrel and Daryl Cates, owned and operated the staple for 27 years. Their cousins, Jim and Sue Cates, … more
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Trevor John Collison
U.S. Marshals take custody of Collison
Trevor John Collison, the 32-year-old Little Sioux man who was recently detained in Indonesia and faces federal charges of alleged sexual exploitation of a child and alleged possession of child … more
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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
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