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April 26 storm touches down across Harrison County
Heavy storms rolled through the Harrison County area, with several tornado sighting and touch downs wreaking havoc across the Pisgah area.   more
Todd and Cassie Pape were celebrating their child's high school graduation party when the storm caused significant damage to their property east of Pisgah.
Friday’s storm touches Harrison County
The same storm that caused tornadoes in Pottawattamie County, Douglas County, Neb., and Washington County, Neb., last Friday moved through parts of Harrison County as well. Harrison County Emergency … more
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Gov. Reynolds issues disaster proclamation for counties impacted by severe weather
DES MOINES - Yesterday, Gov. Kim Reynolds issued a disaster proclamation for eight additional counties in response to severe weather that occurred on April 26. The governor's proclamation allows … more
Boyer Valley Elementary Spring Concert, April 19, shown from left: London Sandvold (4th grade), Iris Allen (2nd grade), Claire Meyer (2nd grade)
PHOTOS: Singing into spring
Boyer Valley establishes parent-teacher organization
This past November, Jill Schaben reached out to the Boyer Valley community to see if there would be interest in starting a parent-teacher organization. After responses revealed a general consensus … more
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Organizations call on Congress to increase support for rural small businesses
LYONS, NEBRASKA – As work begins on the 2025 federal budget, the Center for Rural Affairs and 26 partner organizations from across the country are asking Congress for continued support of rural … more
Potting or repotting can be done any time of the year. However, most gardeners have the best success doing it in late winter or early spring, as houseplants start growing more vigorously with the warmer temperatures and longer days of spring.
Yard and garden
AMES – Houseplants provide beauty and green indoors throughout the year. As spring weather approaches and the days get warmer and longer, indoor plants can start thriving. Iowa State University … more
Community Memorial Hospital Auxiliary to hold salad luncheon
The Community Memorial Hospital (CMH) Auxiliary is gearing up for one of its most looked forward to fundraisers of the year: Their annual salad luncheon. The luncheon will be held beginning at noon … more
John Kline
DC-A Alumni Association honors Greyhound Award recipients
John “Ernie” Kline and Mike Weber have been named the 2024 Greyhound Award recipients by the Dow City-Arion (DC-A) Alumni Association. A presentation team including past Greyhound Award … more
Woodbine American Legion to hold food drive
The Woodbine American Legion Post #143 is sponsoring a food drive benefiting the Woodbine Community Food Pantry. On May 18 from 9 a.m. to noon, the legionnaires will collect food and toiletry items … more
The new Willow Lake Nature Center is located in Woodbine.
Free tree giveaway at open house
Harrison County Conservation Board (HCCB) will host an open house on Wednesday, May 1 from 4-7 p.m. at the Willow Lake Nature Center near Woodbine. There will be free native tree seedlings, make and … more
Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate (second from left) presents West Harrison students and staff, as well as members of the county's auditor's office, with the Carrie Chapman Catt Award.
West Harrison receives Carrie Chapman Catt Award
Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate recently announced a record high 43 high schools have been recognized for registering eligible students to vote as part of the Carrie Chapman Catt Award for the … more
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