YEAR IN REVIEW: The events that shaped the county in 2019
July Fourth of July celebrations in Clearfield and Kellerton and the Ringgold County Fair provide plenty of summer fun. The theme of this year’s fair is “Country Roots and Boots.” Caroline McAlexander is crowned fair queen with Sophia Uhlenkamp serving as princess. The Raiderette softball team finishes the season with a 24-7 record, falling one…
Read MoreHOLDING STEADY
After a reprieve in 2017, commodity prices, interest rates and trade disruptions drove Iowa farmland values down for the fourth time in five years. The average statewide value of an acre of farmland is now estimated to be $7,264. This represents a decrease of 0.8 percent, or $62 per acre, from the 2017 estimate. …
Read MoreWellness group plans survey
At Monday’s Mount Ayr city council meeting, a letter from the Wellness Center Advisory Group previewing the timeline to complete a public survey concerning recreational facilities including a pool, wellness center and/or other facilities. For more on this story, sign in to the e-edition.
Read MoreGeist on teachers cabinet
Long-time Mount Ayr special education teacher Jodie Geist was among 16 educators named last week by Gov. Kim Reynolds to the first-ever Governor’s Teachers Cabinet. The cabinet is being convened to give teachers a more prominent voice in education policy decisions. For more on this story, sign in to the e-edition.
Read MoreCouncil discusses water project
In their last regular meeting of the year on Monday, December 17, the Mount Ayr city council discussed several items related to the upcoming water distribution improvement project, group insurance and appointments to city boards. For more on this story, sign in to the e-edition.
Read MoreRaiderettes clip Falcons wings
The Mount Ayr Raiderettes had a short week with only two games on the schedule before we went to press. The girls defeated Wayne but fell to Worth County before looking to overcome Nodaway Valley and Panorama both in Mount Ayr before their winter break. For more on this story, sign in to the…
Read MoreRaiders continue undefeated streak
The Raiders sit at 5-0 after two more wins this season. Mount Ayr will host Nodaway Valley and Panorama at the time of this writing and look to improve to 7-0 before the winter break. For more on this story, sign in to the e-edition.
Read MoreJAMES MARTIN NEAS
James Martin Neas, the oldest of Pearl and Lela (Martin) Neas’s three sons, was born March 29, 1932 in Garden City, Kansas. The family lived in Kansas until 1940 when they moved to the Redding, Iowa area; settling on a farm northwest of Redding that would be home for most of Jim’s life. Jim attended…
Read MoreGLENDA ROSE HALL-MARLOW
Glenda Rose Hall-Marlow, daughter of Albert Hall and Cora Fertig-Hall was born on September 22, 1938 in Benton, Iowa. She departed on November 1, 2018 in Lodi, California at the age of 80 years old. Glenda was number nine of eleven children and grew up in Benton, Iowa on their family farm known as Happy…
Read MoreWILLIAM DAVID DREW
William David Drew, son of Roy Drew and Frances (Noth) Drew was born July 30, 1941 in Milan, Missouri and passed from this life Monday, December 10, 2018 at Mercy Hospital Medical Center in Des Moines, Iowa at 77 years of age. Dave moved with his family many times as a child, his father served…
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