UI Greek lit expert thrilled to see ‘Odyssey’ film spotlight ancient poem
The big budget Hollywood adaptation of Homer’s epic poem “The Odyssey” will be released in movie theaters next week, and a University of Iowa scholar says while the story was […]
Late-season hay may require more supplementation for cattle
An extension forage specialist says lower quality hay is being produced this year in Missouri due to excessive rains, but forage testing and nutrient management can help cattle producers protect […]
Sioux Center Volunteer Fire Department Continues to Grow as Demand Increases
The Sioux Center Volunteer Fire Department responded to 179 emergency calls over the past year, one of its busiest years in recent memory, according to Fire Chief Dave Van Holland. […]
Sioux County Youth Fair Continues to Grow as 2026 Event Opens Saturday
The Sioux County Youth Fair returns this Saturday, July 11, bringing a full week of livestock shows, youth competitions, family activities and entertainment to the Sioux County Fairgrounds northwest of […]
About 120 Iowa National Guard soldiers leave today for D.C. deployment
Dozens of Iowa National Guard soldiers leaving Iowa today will spend the next six months serving in Washington, D.C.. Last August, President Trump issued an executive order declaring there was […]
Sand takes town hall tour to GOP stronghold
State Auditor Rob Sand, the Democratic Party’s nominee for governor, held a town hall in one of Iowa’s most Republican counties last night. Republicans make up about 72% of Sioux […]