Hog health issues can threaten profitability for Missouri pork industry
The executive director of Missouri Pork says hog health is top-of-mind for Missouri’s farmers. Scott Hays says there’s been a higher rate of diseases like Porcine epidemic diarrhea in hogs […]
Fire Chief Urges Caution After Controlled Burn Escapes
Firefighters contained a controlled burn that got out of control Sunday afternoon, south of Hawarden. According to Hawarden Fire Department Fire Chief Payne Allen, crews were called at about 1:20 […]
Lee Greenwood to Headline Veterans Day Concert at Clay County Fair
Country music artist Lee Greenwood will headline a special Veterans Day concert at this year’s Clay County Fair, performing in front of the grandstand on Monday, September 14th. He’ll be […]
Iowans taking GLP-1s have plenty of protein options
Iowa grocery shoppers are suddenly seeing packaging for all sorts of food products touting their protein content, and some of them are unlikely sources — like Brussels sprouts, Greek yogurt […]
Sioux Center Goodwill Celebrating One Year in Business Thursday
The Sioux Center Goodwill store is celebrating its first anniversary this week, marking one year of serving the community and inviting residents to take part in a special day of […]
Congressman calls E15 negotiations sensitive, but expects progress
A Wisconsin Congressman serving on the Rural Domestic Energy Council says nationwide E15 negotiations are very sensitive, but he’s optimistic there will be a deal. Third District Republican Derrick Van […]
Feenstra meets with Iowa’s ‘MAGA Nation’ group
Republican Congressman Randy Feenstra met with a crowd of avid Trump supporters last night, fielding questions about his campaign for governor and his neutrality during the early months of the […]
Senator’s plan would cut Iowa legislators’ expense allotments
An Iowa Senator is proposing a 50% reduction in the payments members of the Iowa House and Senate get to cover living expenses during the annual legislative session. In addition […]