Raiders shut out Lions for first win on home turf
Cannon fire was abundant Friday night as the Raiders rushed for 524 yards and 54 points for their first win at home. For more on the win, sign in to the e-edition.
Read MoreMount Ayr hosts Ron Landphair Invitational alongside POI
The Raider and Raiderette cross country teams hosted the Ron Landphair Invitational cross country meet on windy and somewhat cool Thursday, October 12. For more information, sign in to the e-edition.
Read MoreDerscheid sentenced in sex case
A former Ringgold County dispatcher/jailer was found guilty of two counts of sexual misconduct with offenders. For more information, sign in to the e-edition.
Read More‘Haunted hike’ Saturday
The Ringgold County Conservation Board is once again sponsoring its Haunted Halloween Hike at the Dragoon Trace Nature Center at Poe Hollow Park (east of Mount Ayr on State Hwy 2) on Saturday, October 21. For more on this story, sign in to the e-edition.
Read MorePool in need of costly repairs
“Pool or no pool.” That was the choice city superintendent Brent Wise offered to the Mount Ayr city council at one point in their meeting Monday, October 16. For more information, sign in to the e-edition.
Read More1886 Mount Ayr ordinances discovered
You never know what you may find in a box stuck away in the corner of an attic, in a basement, or, in this case, in an office. To see more on the Ordinances of 1886, sign in to the e-edition.
Read MoreLEO MCDANIEL
Leo Napoleon McDaniel was born December 18, 1924 in Cheyenne, Oklahoma to Henry Alonzo and Florence Rebecca (Smith) McDaniel. Leo was the fifth of six children born to poor, honest, hardworking farmers in Oklahoma. At the age of 16, with only a learner’s permit, he drove another family from Oklahoma to California. Leo had two…
Read MoreHarriers compete at Nodaway Valley
The Raider and Raiderette cross country teams recently competed at Nodaway Valley. For more on this story, sign into the e-edition.
Read MoreRaiderettes on to semi-finals in Pride of Iowa tournament
The Raiderettes recently faced East Union and Seymour before hosting the first round of the Pride of Iowa Conference Volleyball Tournament where they defeated both Nodaway Valley and Interstate-35. For more on this story, sign into the e-edition.
Read MoreRaiders fall to Hawks in rain soaked battle
The Mount Ayr Raiders made the long trip to Woodward once again on Friday, October 6. This time to face a 4-2 Woodward-Granger football team. For more on this story, sign in to the e-edition.
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