The U.S. Air Force Heartland of America Band will perform five free community concerts this summer, including a show in Glenwood and two others in the metro area.
- Luna Stephens Omaha World-Herald
Police in Red Oak, shot and injured a person who reportedly opened fire on an officer Wednesday.
- Scott Stewart
The American Discovery Trail Society announced the American Discovery 250 Relay will travel on a 6,800 mile journey from California to Delaware, including passing through the Omaha-Council Bluffs metro area.
- Scott Stewart
Broadway performer Kelli James will return to her hometown of Tabor next month for a weeklong masterclass and a community concert.
- Cooper Worth Des Moines Register
It was an active day for severe weather on June 11, in Iowa, with at least seven confirmed tornadoes statewide.
- Scott Stewart
The Southwest Iowa Transit Agency honored its top drivers during its spring meeting.
- Bryan Clark
Akin Building Center recently announced its shopping spree winners, including a Clarinda woman
The Iowa Primary Care Association is planning technical assistance sessions in Walnut and Shenandoah to help organizations prepare for upcoming Iowa Department of Health and Human Services funding opportunities.
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The Shenandoah Chamber and Industry Association hosts the annual Ag Banquet on July 15
Hailey Rydberg, an elementary education major from Red Oak, received this year’s Beverly Funk Barnes Student Excellence Award at the University of Northern Iowa.
The Southwest Iowa Educational Foundation recently awarded $546,000 in scholarships to about 135 students across the region.
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Iowa State University Extension and Outreach will offer the Iowa Master Conservationist Program later this summer in Mills and Fremont counties.
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The Clarinda Regional Health Center recently announced two new providers: Dr. Samiran Patel and Dr. Christopher Sporleder.
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The Iowa Economic Development Authority recently approved tax credits for four manufacturing companies along with Manufacturing 4.0 Technology Investment grants for 39 manufacturers located across the state.
The City of Randolph received a $442,000 loan from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to support its aging water system.
Page County 4-H member Rylee Pulliam received a scholarship recently from the Iowa 4-H Foundation
Four Essex speech students were honored recently with the Distinguished Academic Achievement Award
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The 2026 Cruzin' Clarinda Car Show took place Saturday
The City of Red Oak received a $20.2 million loan to improve its wastewater treatment facility from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Clarinda FCCLA enjoyed a highly successful state conference
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Bank Iowa celebrated its 50th birthday earlier this week with community lunches at Shenandoah, Red Oak and Essex
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Kenton Delane Rumery receives his Quilt of Valor last month