Tulip Festival Announces Early Access for ‘26 Night Show Supporters
Planning is already underway for the 2026 Orange City Tulip Festival, and organizers are inviting community members to help support next year’s celebration through the Friends of the Festival Foundation. […]
Politics stir the market, But cattle prices remain supported
An extension livestock marketing specialist says the market fundamentals that have led to record high prices haven’t changed, but politics have added uncertainty to the cattle markets. Derrell Peel with […]
Clarke County sheriff seeks help finding car after fatal hit-and-run
Authorities in southern Iowa are asking for the public’s help to find a vehicle involved in a deadly hit-and-run crash last night. The Iowa State Patrol says a horse-drawn buggy […]
USMEF focuses on growing meat export demand amid trade challenges
The head of the US Meat Export Federation says the organization remains focused on growing export demand. President and CEO Dan Halstrom says defending the current free trade agreements and […]
ISU study: Be kind to others, it can be good for your own health, mind
If you haven’t made an “Iowa Nice” gesture in a while, today’s the day. This is World Kindness Day, and the action doesn’t have to be anything expensive or dramatic, […]
Governor issues U.S. flag order to honor former state senator
Governor Kim Reynolds has announced flags flying at half staff today on state owned facilities are being lowered to honor former Vice President Dick Cheney as well as a Marshalltown […]