Burlington museum to feature art, music that was banned in 1930s Germany
The Art Center of Burlington will host a one-day exhibit this week that will feature reproductions of artwork that was considered degenerate and banned by the Nazi Party in Germany […]
Dordt to Host Ag Day
Dordt University’s Ag Department is set to host its annual Ag Day on Friday, April 24, continuing a tradition that has served the Sioux Center community for over 45 years. […]
Jim Carlin Campaigns at Sioux Center Pizza Ranch
Republican Jim Carlin, a candidate for the US Senate, brought his campaign to Sioux Center’s Pizza Ranch as part of his “Stop the Squeeze Tour.” Carlin, a Sioux City attorney […]
Mexico remains a key growth market for U.S. beef and pork exports
The chairman of the US Meat Export Federation says Mexico is becoming an increasingly important market for beef and pork exports. Jay Theiler tells Brownfield growth is coming at a critical time, especially after the US lost market access […]
Diamond Vogel Celebrates 100 Years with Windmill Park Project in Orange City
It was a windy, cold, but sunny day in Orange City, with conditions fitting for a ribbon-cutting at Windmill Park, as a large crowd gathered, including city leaders, members of […]
Report finds Iowa demographics a drag on state’s economy
Iowa’s population grew by nearly 7900 residents last year, but a new report from an Iowa based research group says the slow pace of that growth is a drag on […]