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A Memorial Day presentation was held at the Dow City Cemetery and put together by American Legion Post #444. Pictured left to right in the back row: Jim Polzin, Rollie Roberts, Steve Hartmann, Jack Ahart, Jessie Sharp, Paul Laubsher. Pictured left to right in the front row: Gary Thomson, Doyle Siglin, Donavon Merritt, Chuck Ten Eyck, Lisa Parrott, Carolyn Starkwether. Seated: Andy Reister. Seated next to flags: American flag, Bob Ettleman; American Legion flag, Louie Claire "Doc" Ahart.
Memorial Day in Dow City
Wreaths stand in a line from the vacant POW-MIA seat.
All gave some, some gave all
Treva Block's last day with Community Bank was May 25. She enters retirement after 47 years with the bank, starting the day after her high school graduation.
Treva Block retires after 47 years with Community Bank
Treva Block’s last day at Community Bank in Dunlap was May 25. She had worked there for 47 years, which traces all the way back to the day after her high school graduation. “It was a … more
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Mark Fredericks demonstrates how election equipment would be safely and securely stored away and transported.
County board approves purchase of new election equipment
The Harrison County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the purchase of new election equipment in the amount of $90,884 at its regular meeting on May 11. The purchase includes 12 OpenElect … more
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Superintendent Jeremy Christiansen moves Lisa Renner's tassle from one side to the other.
PHOTO GALLERY: Boyer Valley Class of 2023
U.S. Senator Joni Ernst and State Senator Mark Costello visited Woodbine on Friday. Pictured, from left to right: Starlyn Perdue, Michelle Barry, Kelli Klaassen, Iowa Senator Mark Costello, Justin Wagner, U.S. Senator Joni Ernst, Larry Hopp and Greg Rothermel.
Ernst, Costello stop in Woodbine
U.S. Senator Joni Ernst and State Senator Mark Costello took a tour of the work-in-progress IGNITE Pathways Regional Career and Technical Education facility located next to the CREW Center in … more
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2023 Boyer Valley High School Seniors who performed their final high school concert on May 3 include (clockwise) Mackenzie Schwery, Lisa Renner, Ian Garside and Rian Snavely.
Songs of spring
Chief Yellow Smoke was the leader of the Omaha tribe. He was killed by a group of men in Dunlap in 1868.
The murder of Chief Yellow Smoke
On one fateful day in November of 1868, Yellow Smoke, who was chief of the Omaha tribe, met an unexpected demise after a visit to Dunlap went wrong. According to Crawford County history compiled … more
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Students are pictured with trophies earned at the Tae Kwon Do America Spring Tournament. Back row, from left to right: Alaric K - 1st (Black Belt Division), Finn K - 1st, Karl B - 2nd, Emily B - 3rd, Bailey B - 1st, Luci S - 1st, Thomas S - 1st, John T - 3rd, Wyatt B - 3rd. Front row, from left to right: Kyrstin K - 2nd, Pio S - 1st, Luke B - 1st, Marlee B - 3rd, Journey M - 1st, Frances S - 3rd, Julia B - 2nd, Angelina B - 3rd. Not pictured: Nolan D - 3rd, Ben B - 1st.
Area martial arts students succeed at Omaha tournament
Students from Scott Thompson Martial Arts of Logan recently competed at the TaeKwonDo America tournament in Omaha. The students come from several towns in Harrison County to participate in what … more
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Byron Vennink, Operations Technician/Park Ranger for HCCB (right), is pictured with HCCB Director Scott Nelson (left) as he is recognized for 25 years with HCCB.
Byron Vennink reaches 25 years with HCCB
Byron Vennink, an Operations Technician and Park Ranger for the Harrison County Conservation Board (HCCB), was recently recognized as he celebrated 25 years on the job. Growing up in rural … more
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One Act Play: Mackenzie Schwery, Jennifer Allen.
Getting their act together
May selections for the Dunlap Public Library
From the nonfiction sections of the Dunlap Public Library: No Grid Survival Projects by Sophia Hall & Rusty Matthews What are you going to do when the lights go out? That's not the starting … more
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