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MISSOURI VALLEY - The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will treat Nobles Lake with a low concentration of rotenone to eliminate rough fish. Nobles Lake, 95-acre cutoff oxbow lake … more
Harrison County Home and Public Health updates David Sherer (administrator) and Lacey Ardery (administrative specialist) from Harrison County Home and Public Health provided various updates to … more
Benjamin Work, the former West Harrison teacher who was charged with five counts of sexual exploitation by a school employee, five counts of lascivious conduct with a minor, and two counts of … more
The Harrison County Board of Supervisors welcomed several members to new terms at a special organizational meeting held on Jan. 3. In total, five people were sworn in at the meeting. The … more
At about 10 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 21, Paul Cogdill received a phone call from his parents. In Council Bluffs for the visitation of his wife Sarah’s grandmother, who had passed away the … more
For the better part of a year, “Comedy Night at the Slipper” was a quarterly event that provided laughs for the people of Dunlap. March 19 was the last of those shows, and after the … more
The Harrison County Board of Supervisors held two completion hearings at their weekly meeting Friday morning to discuss the acceptance of the Soldier Valley and Upper Soldier #1 drainage district … more
Jenn Neilsen is this quarter’s recipient of DCDC’s “That’s How It’s Dun” Award. This award is part of a community service recognition program created to honor … more
The previous year brought exciting developments to Dunlap with community events, celebration of achievements and much more. Take a look back at 2022 through some of the headlines in the Dunlap … more
What the heck is a Preparation Table? Why? Getting ready for a celebration? Lost? Where is it? It is an environmental sculpture created by Gina Crandel, Professor Dept. of Landscape … more
The Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation is hoping to raise $2 million towards the purchase of the Little Sioux Scout Ranch by the end of this year. The Gilwell Foundation, which owns the land used … more
The Dunlap community had an exciting year, from community events, school achievements and city accomplishments. Along the way, staff from the Dunlap Reporter was there to make sure those special … more
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