Prepping for winter, the Iowa DOT is recruiting hundreds of snowplow drivers
The Iowa Department of Transportation is hoping to hire more than 500 seasonal snowplow operators for the winter ahead, and a recruitment eventwas held Wednesday
The Iowa Department of Transportation is hoping to hire more than 500 seasonal snowplow operators for the winter ahead, and a recruitment eventwas held Wednesday
Vice President J-D Vance is scheduled to be in Council Bluffs Friday morning to headline a rally for Republican candidates. Chris McGowan, the Republican running
The board of the state’s largest school district has voted to give interim superintendent Matt Smith the job permanently. Smith was named interim superintendent of
Iowa Congressman Zach Nunn and Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks are among the seven Republicans who joined Democrats to pass a War Powers Resolution in the U-S
The Iowa Environmental Protection Commission has extended a conseravation program for the Three Mile and Twelve Mile Lakes in Union County. The lakes are used
Tourism officials in the Iowa Great Lakes estimate over 720-thousand people visited the area this summer, slighly behind last year’s tally. Kiley Zankowski is executive

YVONNE “BONNIE” KLEIN, 88, Harlan died September 15th at Elm Crest Assisted Living. Mass of Christian Burial for YVONNE “BONNIE” KLEIN will be held on

ROSEMARY FAYE KLEIN, 78, Harlan died September 10th at her home. Mass of Christian Burial for ROSEMARY FAYE KLEIN will be on Saturday September 19th

The ‘Tour de Parks’ free, community bike ride around Atlantic will be a guided ride this year. Tour de Parks is scheduled for Sunday, October
LOLA MAE PETERSON, 83, of Adair died August 9, 2026 at Guthrie County Hospital in Guthrie Center. A Memorial Service for LOLA MAE PETERSON will
ATLANTIC, Iowa — September 16, 2026 — Would you like to learn more about harvesting and storing fresh, local produce? Are you interested in learning