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Youth coordinator Erin Schramm helps children with tattoos during the annual 4H story walk in the park to celebrate National 4H week. ..
Harrison County 4H inspiring celebration
During the week of Oct. 2 through Oct. 8, residents of Harrison County celebrated National 4H week, a national celebration that is celebrated the first Week of October every year. The celebration … more
DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge park ranger Peter Rea speaks about how Duck Stamp programs have benefitted conservation efforts during a presentation and dedication of the First of State exhibit on Oct. 9.
DeSoto Duck Stamp exhibit celebrates conservation
DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge is a perfect home for a piece of history that has helped protect wetland habitats across the country. On Oct. 9, DeSoto staff hosted a program about the Federal Duck … more
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Multiple agencies responded to a field fire on Friday September 30th all working together to contain the fire and put out the flames.
Harrison County crews respond to field fire
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CHI Health Missouri Valley Hospital receives the 20 highest-ranked critical access hospitals (CAHs) in the country award.
CHI Health Missouri Valley making an impact
The 20 highest-ranked critical access hospitals (CAHs) in the country, as determined by the Chartis Center for Rural Health, were announced in September by the National Rural Health Association … more
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Gold Slipper, a Dunlap icon, closed its doors earlier this year. The restaurant served as a gathering place for locals and visitors alike.
The Gold Slipper’s closing leaves a hole in the fabric of Dunlap
Dunlap will be without an iconic town staple after the closing of the Gold Slipper. A gathering spot to catch up, share some laughs, eat some good food, and maybe even down a few drinks, the … more
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A drop box for flags to be retired is available outside of Missouri Valley City Hall.
Missouri Valley American Legion provides new flag retirement drop box
The American Legion has provided a new drop box where flags that have seen better days can be taken in order to be retired. Located up against the Missouri Valley City Hall to the right of the … more
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The family of Eric Wendt (third from left) threw a surprise retirement party for the United States Army serviceman on Sept. 24 at the Cottonwood Event Center in Dunlap. The family created and put together a 'Quilt of Valor" honoring Wendt for his service. Shown above include, from left, Sheryl Wendt, Brenda Wendt, Eric Wendt, Dee Kuhl, Chuck Wendt, and Dave Wendt. Not pictured: Barb Wendt, Mike Wendt, Kris Pauley, Bruce Pauley.
An honorable surprise
The family of Eric Wendt threw a surprise party at the Cottonwood Event Center on Sept. 23 for their son, Eric, after his return home from service in the United States Army earlier this summer. … more
Dunlap to become “Funlap” for two-day comedy festival in October
After spending some time away from his hometown of Dunlap, Matt Weis decided he wanted to bring something special to the town that raised him. And on October 14 and 15, he’ll do just that … more
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Work around the tee boxes has continued for greenskeeper Tim Murphy.
PHOTO GALLERY: Updates keep coming for the Dunlap Golf Course
The current west entrance at the Harrison County courthouse.
9/22/22 Harrison County Board of Supervisors roundup
The following items took place at the Harrison County Board of Supervisors meeting on Thursday, Sept. 22 at the Harrison County courthouse. Action on courthouse window and entrance replacement … more
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New finding signs point out various points of interest around Dunlap.
New finding signs become latest update to City of Dunlap
If you’ve been to Dunlap recently, you might find it easier to navigate. That’s all thanks to the new finding signs that have been installed in various spots around town that point … more
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The new Harrison County Home & Public Health has a brand new conference room ready to host meetings and events.
Harrison County Home & Public Health holds open house
Harrison County Home & Public Health opened its doors to the public on Sept. 13 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Earlier in the year, the agency purchased a new facility with major renovations to the … more
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DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge curator Bill Cantine shows a rain jacket recovered from the Steamboat Bertrand to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service cultural conference members during their tour through the Bertrand exhibit on Sept. 13.
DeSoto, Bertrand exhibit host national cultural conference
The Steamboat Bertrand was on center stage for cultural specialists  from across the country last week.  The US Fish and Wildlife hosted its annual Cultural Resources Management … more
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Spencer Assmann was excited to show off the dragonfly that he caught all by himself during the dragonfly class at Schaben Park.
Dragon hunters loose in Schaben Park
Dragon hunters of all ages were able to join Naturalist Connie Betts to learn about dragonflies! Things started off with an informational sit down. “These predators (dragonflies) live most … more
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Fonley Allen was hard at work fixing up carnival games during the paint party in Dunlap. A group gathered to help fix up the old carnival games and bring them back to life. “I’m Glad that Jill Schaben came on board and is bringing it back with the help of the DCDC (Dunlap Iowa Community Development Corporation).” Allen said when asked about the event.
A new coat for classic games
The Dunlap Community Development Corporation helped spruce up some vintage carnival games on Sept. 8. Merlyn Hein, a Dunlap resident, recently refurbished a handful of carnival games. In order … more
The parish at St. Patrick Catholic Church is sitting in chairs instead of pews until all lights are replaced.
St. Patrick Catholic Church celebrates 150 years as parish amidst renovations
St. Patrick Catholic Church in Dunlap celebrated 150 years as a parish with a fall festival this past weekend. With the town being founded in 1867, some Catholics would gather and a priest would … more
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The Willow Lake Nature Center is expected to open in the spring of 2023. Construction on the building started roughly one year ago.
Construction on Willow Lake Nature Center moving along nicely
Under construction for nearly one year, the new Willow Lake Nature Center in Woodbine is getting closer and closer to completion. Expected to open in the spring of 2023, October of last year is … more
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Woodbine is set to host Applefest once again on Sept. 24.
Woodbine Applefest set for another year
Since 1988, the last Saturday of every September is dedicated to a festival of everything apple in the City of Woodbine, Iowa. The city will host one of Iowa’s largest car shows, which, … more
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Woodbine CSD receives Therapeutic Classroom Incentive Grant
The Woodbine Community School District is one of 10 school districts that has been awarded with a Therapeutic Classroom Incentive Grant from the Iowa Department of Education. Over $2.3 million was … more
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Ashley Fahn and Atticus Herrin a proud of the cakes they won at the Dow City Fun Day’s Cake walk.
Dow City Fun Days
Harrison County VA has new home, promising expenditures
At the Harrison County Board of Supervisors meeting last Thursday morning, an update on the VA (Veterans Affairs) move in to the courthouse annex was provided by Veterans Service Officer and Director … more
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Woodbine schools release statement on attempted abduction
On the evening of Wednesday August 31, an incident involving a young child took place at the city park in Woodbine. The Woodbine Community School District released the following statement to keep … more
David Sherer has been hired as the new Administrator for Harrison County Home & Public Health.
Harrison County Home and Public Health welcomes new administrator
David Sherer has been hired as the new Administrator for Harrison County Home & Public Health that is located at 122 W. 8th Street, in Logan. Even though the office is located in Logan, the … more
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Lyndsey Lorenzen takes a closer look at the bee hive during the honey bee presentation at the Missouri Valley Library Summer reading program.
Harrison County libraries get off the beaten path
Over the 2022 summer season the libraries of Harrison County got off the beaten pathway and ventured out into new reading possibilities. During this year’s summer break from school the local … more
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County shop construction delayed for zoning
The building permit issued by the City of Logan to the Harrison County Department of Secondary Roads was delayed after discussion about zoning at the Logan City Council meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 23. … more
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