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2023 Boyer Valley High School Seniors who performed their final high school concert on May 3 include (clockwise) Mackenzie Schwery, Lisa Renner, Ian Garside and Rian Snavely.
Songs of spring
Chief Yellow Smoke was the leader of the Omaha tribe. He was killed by a group of men in Dunlap in 1868.
The murder of Chief Yellow Smoke
On one fateful day in November of 1868, Yellow Smoke, who was chief of the Omaha tribe, met an unexpected demise after a visit to Dunlap went wrong. According to Crawford County history compiled … more
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Students are pictured with trophies earned at the Tae Kwon Do America Spring Tournament. Back row, from left to right: Alaric K - 1st (Black Belt Division), Finn K - 1st, Karl B - 2nd, Emily B - 3rd, Bailey B - 1st, Luci S - 1st, Thomas S - 1st, John T - 3rd, Wyatt B - 3rd. Front row, from left to right: Kyrstin K - 2nd, Pio S - 1st, Luke B - 1st, Marlee B - 3rd, Journey M - 1st, Frances S - 3rd, Julia B - 2nd, Angelina B - 3rd. Not pictured: Nolan D - 3rd, Ben B - 1st.
Area martial arts students succeed at Omaha tournament
Students from Scott Thompson Martial Arts of Logan recently competed at the TaeKwonDo America tournament in Omaha. The students come from several towns in Harrison County to participate in what … more
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Byron Vennink, Operations Technician/Park Ranger for HCCB (right), is pictured with HCCB Director Scott Nelson (left) as he is recognized for 25 years with HCCB.
Byron Vennink reaches 25 years with HCCB
Byron Vennink, an Operations Technician and Park Ranger for the Harrison County Conservation Board (HCCB), was recently recognized as he celebrated 25 years on the job. Growing up in rural … more
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One Act Play: Mackenzie Schwery, Jennifer Allen.
Getting their act together
May selections for the Dunlap Public Library
From the nonfiction sections of the Dunlap Public Library: No Grid Survival Projects by Sophia Hall & Rusty Matthews What are you going to do when the lights go out? That's not the starting … more
SILVER RATING: Boyer Valley received a Silver Rating, Chapter Display at the Iowa State FFA Convention. They include, from left, Logan Thomsen, Justin Kenkel, Sylvia Sullivan, Lauryn Muff, Lily Heistand, and Gwen Neilsen.
PHOTO GALLERY: BV Students excel at State FFA Conference
STATE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD: Shown from left: Bobby Gross, Josh Gorden, Cole Miller.
PHOTO GALLERY: Boyer Valley FFA Honors Banquet held on April 14
Brayson Davis was proud of his first-place medal at the Special Olympic track competition held on April 18.
Boyer Valley students compete in Special Olympics track
Individuals from across the region gathered at Iowa Western Community College on Tuesday, April 18, to compete in Special Olympics track. The goal of Special Olympic competitions is for individuals … more
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Photo of the aurora borealis taken just east of Dunlap looking north at around 11:15 p.m. on Sunday night.
Aurora borealis shines over Dunlap
The aurora borealis, more commonly known as the northern lights, was visible over Dunlap on Sunday night. The lights were visible in areas that they usually aren’t due to a large burst of … more
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Farm-in-a-box means fresh local greens year-round
WOODBINE, IOWA – Students at IGNITE Pathways of Woodbine will be able to learn about indoor agriculture this fall, thanks to a “farm-in-a-box” donated by Woodbine Municipal Light … more
Thomas Hast, pictured second from left, is a junior at Boyer Valley. He recently attended the annual Statewide Youth Broadband Advisory Council meeting at the State Capitol in Des Moines.
Boyer Valley student visits State Capitol
Thomas Hast, junior at Boyer Valley, signed up for Statewide Youth Broadband Advisory Council (SYBAC) at the urging of the school’s tech director, Shelley Foster. “When I first … more
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Ann Hanigan Kotz is an author who currently lives in Adel, Iowa, with her husband John. She made a stop at the Dunlap Public Library this past Sunday to promote her first novel, "The Journey of Karoline Olsen."
Author visits Dunlap Public Library
Ann Hanigan Kotz, an author who grew up in Denison and currently resides in Adel with her husband, John, stopped by the Dunlap Public Library on Sunday to promote her first novel, “The Journey … more
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Wildfire ravages Preparation Canyon
Fire departments throughout Monona County were busy last week as the weather conditions (dry and high winds) were just right for fires to spread. One of those fires was located in the Loess … more
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Mark Fredericks demonstrates how election equipment would be safely and securely stored away and transported.
Election equipment demonstration held before county board
Demonstration of election equipment Mark Fredericks, account manager for Henry M. Adkins & Son Inc. Election Services, provided a demonstration of new election equipment for Harrison County … more
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Katie Hoskins, left, belts out “Easy On Me” by Adele during her physical therapy session with CHI Health Woodbine Clinic Therapist Marissa Knott. The 14-year-old Hoskins recently returned to Iowa after receiving a double lung transplant in Texas. With April being deemed as National Donate Life Month, Katie is sharing her story.
Reasons to Live: Celebrating National Donate Life Month
MISSOURI VALLEY, IA — Her mom drove her to Woodbine from Soldier. Now she’s tossing a medicine ball back and forth with CHI Health Woodbine Physical Therapist Marissa Knott. And singing. … more
Adelynn Miller ponders which egg to grab during the Easter egg hunt at the Boyer Valley Sports Complex in Dunlap on April 8.
A hunting we will go
Pictured, from left: Curt Hineline (managing editor for Enterprise Media Group publications), Aaron Hickman (associate editor for the Dunlap Reporter and Missouri Valley Times-News) and Cheyenne Alexis (associate editor for the Arlington Citizen, Washington County Enterprise and Pilot Tribune).
EMG announces new managing editor, associate editors
Enterprise Media Group (EMG) has announced a transition in roles, effective Monday, March 20. Curt Hineline, editor for the Oakland-Independent, Lyons Mirror-Sun and West Point News, has … more
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Ukrainian dinner fundraiser set for April 16
Women from three Neola churches have organized a special fundraising dinner for the people of Ukraine, featuring Ukrainian foods. The Ukrainian dinner will be at St. Patrick’s Hall in Neola on … more
Iowa Schools invited to apply for Lt. Governors’ STEM Education Scholarship Program
DES MOINES – The National Lieutenant Governors Association (NLGA) has opened the application period for the annual Lt. Governors’ STEM Scholarship Program, sponsored by ACT, to award up … more
Woodbine Junior High student council, from left to right: Lainey Cox, Vanessa Blum, Keaton Owens, Tesla Wagner, Rozia Luth, Rowan Kruse, Makenzie McCurley, Caydi Schafer, Adam Andersen, Wyatt Reed, Charlotte Placek, Emma Crook, Sophie Jensen and Addy Harris.
Woodbine Community Schools Student Council receives national award
For its exemplary record of leadership, service and activities that improve the school and community, the Woodbine junior high/senior high student council has been recognized as a 2023 National … more
HCCB receives grant for Sawmill Hollow boat ramp
Harrison County Conservation Board was recently awarded a grant from the Harrison County Community Foundation for $5,000. The money will be used to relocate and renovate the parking lot and boat ramp … more
Jonathan Bladt, regional director for Sen. Chuck Grassley, speaks with a Dunlap resident while a representative from Community Pharmacy speaks with someone off-camera.
DCDC holds open house event
The Dunlap Community Development Corporation (DCDC) held an open house on Wednesday, March 22, to give members of the community a look at what’s going on behind the scenes in the DCDC building. … more
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Boyer Valley students brought the classic tale of Cinderella to life with this year’s musical production.
Boyer Valley Drama presents 'Cinderella'
Wendt's Pots and Posies celebrated 44 years of business this past Saturday. Pictured, from left, are Bev Wendt, Melody Boettger, Melissa Boettger and Ed Wendt.
Wendt’s Pots and Posies celebrates 44 years of business
This past Saturday, Wendt’s Pots and Posies in Dunlap celebrated 44 years of business, with samples of Simply Savory dip, deals on Copper Mill’s jams and Zox bracelets and a free bouquet … more
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