With Basic Training complete, Shenandoah senior Quinten Gough is enjoying the rest of his final football season before continuing his military career
- Bryan Clark
The Shenandoah football team scored five touchdowns in a span of nine offensive plays in the first half Friday in a win at Red Oak
- Bryan Clark
The Shenandoah football team earned a 49-13 win Friday at Red Oak.
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The Carlson family of Page County was recognized with the Wergin Good Farm Neighbor Award, which honors Iowa livestock farmers who care for their livestock, the environment and their communities.
In my first column last month, I told you where I’m coming from — both personally and geographically — as chairman of the board of Lee Enterprises, the parent company of your local newspaper.
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Check out where area teams and athletes are ranked this week
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Check out area and Southwest Iowa football previews for Friday's Week 6
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Casey's will continue its southward expansion with another convenience store chain acquisition, this time in Oklahoma.
A call to the Animal Rescue League of Iowa to help remove several farm animals from a Marshall County farm turned into the rescue of more than 350 animals.
U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson and state Rep. Josh Turek both reiterated their calls for Congress to reduce fuel prices as they campaigned Friday for the state’s competitive U.S. Senate seat.
As Rob Sand completed a 99-county tour for the second time in his campaign, he called for supporters to keep momentum up and bring “divided government once again” to Iowa.
Three Des Moines police officers are being sued for the alleged excessive force used in the arrest of a man who sustained a broken jaw.
Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate turned over voter information to the federal government but refused a federal request that would’ve required the state to remove voters from its rolls.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Rob Sand said he would support classifying prison employees as public safety workers to give them access to more bargaining rights under Iowa law.
A recent rerun of an "America's Most Wanted" episode from 1998 led to an arrest in a hit-and-run that killed a Des Moines resident in 1997.
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With Basic Training complete, Shenandoah senior Quinten Gough is enjoying the rest of his final football season before continuing his military career
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