Grow Another Row to Host Harvest & Preserve Event in Atlantic
ATLANTIC, Iowa — September 16, 2026 — Would you like to learn more about harvesting and storing fresh, local produce? Are you interested in learning
ATLANTIC, Iowa — September 16, 2026 — Would you like to learn more about harvesting and storing fresh, local produce? Are you interested in learning

Nationally, Coca-Cola system drives $85 billion economic impact, supports nearly 1 million jobs DES MOINES, Iowa — A new report released today shows Atlantic Coca-Cola
The state Environmental Protection Commission has approved a federal E-P-A grant to address potential algae problems in the Clarinda and Panora public water supplies. The
Electricity demand in Iowa is growing like never before, and a study says that’s largely due to the proliferation of data centers for A-I and
Rob Sand, the Democrat who’s running for governor, is touting endorsements from five dozen current and former public safety officials, including seven county attorneys. Fremont
The state Ag Department is giving 405-thousand dollars in cost-share funding to six Soil and Water Conservation Districts to help improve public lakes. The funding
Part of the money coming to Iowa from a legal settlement with Meta, the company that owns Facebook and Instagram, will be used to prosecute
With a third straight day of heavy rain, the flood watch is being extended to cover 40 counties — from southwest to northeast Iowa. Meteorologist
State Department of Veterans Affairs Cemetery Bureau Chief Gavin Sandvig says they don’t see many funerals now for World War Two veterans at the Iowa
The average price for a gallon of diesel fuel in Iowa was at a record high six dollars, six cents a gallon Monday according to
Three northern Iowa farmers have formed a non-profit to spread the message that cover crops and buffer strips along waterways are essential to improving Iowa’s