Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig made a stop at Atlantic Locker Friday afternoon. Naig was touting the Butchery Innovation Grant program. Naig was asked
Iowa’s unemployment rate remained where it’s been the last four months again in September at three-point-two percent. Iowa Workforce Development director Beth Townsend says the
Iowans who have flowers and other outdoor plants they’d like to enjoy a little longer will need to cover them later today (Friday) as a
A rainy September has translated into a colorful October as Iowa’s trees are well on the way to showing the reds, oranges, yellows and golds
Democratic U-S Senate candidate Josh Turek started his final push across the state last (Thursday) night with a rally in Mason City. Republicans are outspending
Iowa’s fall harvest started slow as fields remained wet, but they are starting to make some progress as things dry out. Iowa Ag Secretary Mike
The state panel that estimates how much tax revenue the state will collect has elevated the predictions it made this spring. Kraig Paulsen, the governor’s
The brother-in-law of Democratic candidate for governor Rob Sand died last (Thursday) night when he was struck by a vehicle in south central Iowa. Radio
Nishnabotna Valley Rural Electric Cooperative lineman Jeremiah Ruby recently completed a mission to help the people of Guatemala with electricity needs. The Harlan-based company was
Iowa State University Extension and Outreach staff members were honored Oct. 12 at the Iowa 4-H YouthFest professional development conference. Award recipients were recognized for
Voters will have the opportunity to elect five members of the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Audubon County Extension Council at the Nov. 3,
The Atlantic Community School District is facing a lawsuit filed by lawyers representing four former students and a minor claiming that the district didn’t do
