The Clarinda A's enjoyed lots of success during their 71st season of summer baseball
- Bryan Clark
Clarinda's Janessa Woolsey enjoyed quite the season, thanks to her hard work on improving her game
- Bryan Clark
Shenandoah senior Logan Twyman enjoyed a lot of success in his final high school baseball season
- HAILEY PECK Lee-Gazette Des Moines Bureau
Iowa's annual tax-free holiday will take place Friday and Saturday, with sales tax not being collected on sales of clothing or footwear under $100 per item.
- Bryan Clark
The Clarinda girls tennis team has a new head coach and new leaders on the court this season
- HAILEY PECK Lee-Gazette Des Moines Bureau
Take a look into how the Iowa State Fair comes together each year, from choosing entertainment and vendors to organizing the competitions.
- Bryan Clark
Theo Anderson of the Clarinda A's has been named one of the MINK League's MVPs.
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