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ANNUAL LABOR DAY PICNIC SET FOR RIVERSIDE PARK
A SIOUXLAND TRADITION HONORING OUR WORKFORCE WILL ONCE AGAIN TAKE PLACE ON LABOR DAY MONDAY. CRAIG LEVINE OF THE INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS LOCAL 231 SAYS IT’S TIME FOR THE 121ST ANNUAL LABOR DAY PICNIC:. PICNIC4 OC…….AGAIN THIS WEEK. :17. PART OF THE TRADITION IS SPEECHES...
Eagle Grove volleyball swept at Forest City, 3-0
The Eagle Grove Eagles volleyball team returned to action on Thursday Night, as they made the trip north into Winnebago County to take on the Forest City Indians in the Eagles Top of Iowa West opener. Eagle Grove entered at 0-1, while Forest City was in there season-opener. Forest City...
Le Mars Football continues to raise the standard with plenty of new faces
Le Mars Community football had a wonderful offseason leading to excitement around the Bulldogs heading into the new season. Whether it was a 7-on-7 competition, an open field, or working out in the weight room, the players were there and putting the work in. Le Mars head coach Ken Vigdal says that work will pay dividends in the long run.
Walls May Need Attention at the Winnebago County Jail
The Winnebago County Jail is in its seventh year of existence. It replaced a jail with a number of issues that have since been resolved and turned into an apartment complex in downtown Forest City. The current jail on the other hand is experiencing typical and very minor structural issues which are being addressed before they become problematic. Winnebago County Sheriff Steve Hepperly described what he is seeing.
Iowa football running back Kaleb Johnson motivated from first half suspension, delivers with two scores
Minutes before the Iowa football team took the field for the 2024 season opener, rumors began to swirl through the media that running backs Kaleb Johnson and Jaziun Patterson would be suspended for the first half of Saturday’s contest against Illinois State. These alleged reports were correct, and Johnson...
CFTV: Becht, Onyedim, Freyler and Noel react to win over North Dakota, Plus catching up with Anthony Johnson Jr
Photo Courtesy of Jacqueline Cordova/Cyclone Fanatic. Iowa State secured the win over North Dakota 21-3 in season opener. Listen as Rocco Becht, Tyler Onyedim, Beau Freyler and Jaylin Noel give their thoughts on the teams performance. Plus, Connor Ferguson caught up with former Cyclone Anthony Johnson Jr. who was in town supporting the Cyclones.
DMPD actively investigation shooting incident, no injuries reported
DES MOINES, Iowa — Des Moines police are investigating a shooting incident Saturday afternoon. Multiple shots were fired at an individual near the 1000 block of Martin Luther King Jr Parkway. No injuries were reported. Police say shell casings were recovered and to expect an increased police presence as...
Valley high school football beats Southeast Polk, led by Zay Robinson's clutch plays
Zay Robinson enjoyed a stellar return to the football field on Friday night. In Valley's 2024 Iowa high school football season-opening game against reining back-to-back-to-back state champion Southeast Polk, the Iowa State football commit caught a go-ahead touchdown with 30 seconds left before securing his team's 20-17 victory with an interception on the...
Des Moines airport to temporarily close entrance during peak travel hours. Here's when
Des Moines International Airport will temporarily close its main entrance Tuesday and early Wednesday because of construction on Fleur Drive, rerouting traffic to Leland Avenue south of the terminal. The entrance will be closed from 7 p.m. to 4 a.m., meaning there could be delays for people traveling to or from the airport...
KMAland Iowa 8-Player Week 1 (8/30): East Mills, Sidney open new eras with wins
(KMAland) -- East Mills, Lenox, Boyer Valley, Sidney, Audubon, Bedford, SE Warren, Ar-We-Va, Woodbine, Lamoni and Melcher-Dallas landed wins in KMAland 8-Player Football on Friday. Check out the Week 1 rundown and statistical leaders below. East Mills 64 West Harrison/Whiting 26. •Sheldon Vandenberg, East Mills: 87 yards rushing, 127 yards...
Reminder: Dallas County Closures for Labor Day
With the Labor Day holiday happening on Monday, many businesses in Dallas County will not be open. According to the City of Perry, City Hall, the Perry Water Works Office, the Perry Public Library, and the McCreary Community Building (MCB) will not be open on Monday. However, the MCB will still have the 24-Hour Fitness Room available for people 18 years or older to use. In relation to the holiday, Monday’s Perry City Council meeting is moving to Tuesday at 6pm in the Towncraft Building, 1122 Willis Avenue, in Perry.
City of Indianola Fall Cleanup October 19th
The City of Indianola fall cleanup is set for October 19th at the Indianola Brush Facility, which includes electronics recycling and scrap appliance drop-off. Only one-truckload per address will be accepted, with no curbside pick-up. Appliances accepted for free include blenders/mixers/toasters, mowers, cell phones, video game systems, garage doors and openers, computers, speakers, and more. The electronics and scrap appliance drop off will be from 9am to 1pm.
Indianola Square Wraps Up Four-Year Construction Project
Construction crews have wrapped up work on the Indianola Downtown Square Project, completing the west alley and parking lot earlier this week, marking the completion of the four-year project. The reconstruction work began in conjunction with the demolition of the Warren County Courthouse in 2020, but originally started in 2018...
2 Days, 1 Win for Perry Football
The Perry offense erupted for the most points since 2017 as the Bluejays defeated Des Moines Hoover 35-21 in the resumption of Thursday weather interrupted game. The game started Friday with 3:57 to go in the second quarter as Perry led 28-21. What happened Thursday night. The 20 hour delay...
Solar Field Opens In Chariton, Iowa
(Chariton, IA) -- A new Solar Energy site is now operational in Chariton, Iowa. Alliant Energy says it'll power 360-homes each year. In addition to solar panels, Iowa State University researchers plan to manage an on-site apiary to study how plants help sustain bee colonies. The project is a partnership with Hy-Vee.
Knoxville Opens Randy Wilson Track With Loss To Boone
The first football game at Randy Wilson Track will go down as a loss for the Knoxville Panthers as Boone dominated from the start and won 42-6. The Toreadors scored 14 points in each of the first three quarters and built a 42-0 lead with the clock running. Knoxville did get one the board in the 4th quarter as Eli Fuller will become the answer to a trivia question of who caught the first touchdown pass at Randy Wilson Track as he hauled in a 27 yards strike from Roston McCarty. Coach Matt Dunkin told KNIA/KRLS Sports his team moved the ball at times, but Boone proved too tough.
Gridiron Staff Picks: Iowa State vs. North Dakota
Week one games are always odd for Iowa State. The Cyclones, in years past, slip up and lose or flat-out dominate teams. This year, much like the last, I have Iowa State grabbing a fairly easy win to start the 2024 campaign. This game has a lot of intrigue, mostly...
Reminder: RVTV Coming to Perry for Labor Day
A reminder for the Perry community to show their team spirit with a citywide event on Monday. RVTV is coming to Perry on Labor Day and Perry Chamber Director Lynsi Pasutti notes that the day will begin at 11am on Willis Avenue. Pasutti highlights that the bulk of the entertainment is set to happen between 3-10pm, revealing that the Perry Youth Football Team has a fun incentive for people.
KMAland Sports Schedule (8/31): Glenwood XC, football doubleheader at WDM Valley
(KMAland) -- KMA Sports has coverage from the Glenwood XC meet as well as a football doubleheader at WDM Valley on Saturday. Check out the full KMAland Sports Schedule below. Glenwood Meet (Atlantic, Clarinda, Thomas Jefferson, Creston, East Mills, Glenwood, Harlan, Heartland Christian, Kuemper Catholic, Lewis Central, Red Oak, Shenandoah, St. Albert) Follow @d2mart on X.
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