The Clarinda volleyball team earned a 3-0 home win Tuesday over Shenandoah.
- Bryan Clark
Shenandoah girls tennis split two duals Tuesday, Sept. 8, at Shenandoah's Welch Tennis Center, beating Winterset 8-1 and losing to Harlan 5-4.
- Bryan Clark
Shenandoah junior Lilly Mather finished second place overall, one of three area top 10 finishers Tuesday, Sept. 8, at the Clarinda cross country meet.
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The waterfowl population in the U.S. and Canada declined slightly from last year, including the lowest numbers of the two most abundant duck species since 1993, according to an annual report of the
- Bryan Clark
The Southwest Iowa Band Jamboree is set for Oct. 3.
Hello, I’m David Hoffmann. Like many of you, I’ve been thinking a lot about our country, our communities and how we find our way back to one another.
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Cooper Baumgart threw the fourth most passing touchdowns in a game in Iowa 11-player history, leading Clarinda to a Page County Super Bowl win over Shenandoah
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Federal disaster assistance has been approved for four central Iowa counties that experienced severe storms and flooding, the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced Wednesday.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds recently was presented with Harry S. Truman Award for Distinguished Service in Support of National Defense, the Iowa National Guard and governor’s office announced Wednesday.
More than $5,000 in improper spending and another $117,000 in unsupported spending at an Eastern Iowa chamber of commerce was reported by the state auditor’s office Wednesday.
Iowa will pay a former Division of Criminal Investigations Director $287,500 to settle a lawsuit in which she claimed she faced gender-based discrimination on the job.
Iowa immigration advocates warn that shrinking federal support is threatening legal services for immigrants and refugees, including Afghans awaiting green cards.
The remains of American service memger Robert "Bobby" Pierce, who survived the Bataan Death March but died in a Philippine prison, will be interred at Omaha National Cemetery on Tuesday.
CHI Health Mercy Council Bluffs closed its maternity center Monday, saying that the "countless lives welcomed into this world will forever remain part of our story."
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The Clarinda volleyball team earned a 3-0 home win Tuesday over Shenandoah.
Check out highlights from Tuesday's Shenandoah/Clarinda volleyball match
Check out area volleyball, cross country and tennis results from Tuesday
View the opening seconds of the girls and boys races Tuesday morning at Clarinda
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