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Treasurer Smith Looking to Honor Grandparents with Unclaimed Property this Grandparents Day
(Des Moines) State Treasurer Roby Smith is recognizing Grandparents Day, which will be celebrated on September 8 this year, by encouraging Iowans to search for unclaimed money in the Great Iowa Treasure Hunt, Iowa’s only legitimate unclaimed property source. Smith said, “The bond between grandparents and grandchildren is special. Grandparents Day lets us honor our grandparents for the wisdom they offer and the joy they bring. It’s also a great reminder for people of all ages to check and see if they have a treasure to claim.”
New swing set installation slated as next project
OCHEYEDAN—Improvements at the Ocheyedan City Park are allowing for more fun for all ages, even as the end of summer draws near. Ocheyedan City Park Friends received a $5,000 grant from the Community Foundation of Osceola County and a $3,000 grant from Lyon County Riverboat Foundation earlier this year for city park updates. With the allocated $8,000 in grant funds and additional money from fundraisers, the organization spent an estimated $10,000 on updates at the park this summer.
2024 Fall Sports Preview: Class 1A District 2 Football
Spencer, Ia (KICD) – The Emmetsburg E-Hawks mowed through the 2023 Class 1A District 2 Football Slate…and they bring the most production back. Coach Ben Thomsen talked about some of his players who have showed the most improvement coming into the 2024 season. In 2023, Emmetsburg outscored the...
Western Iowa: Severe Storms, High Winds Thursday—Prepare for Labor Day Weekend Cold Front
Des Moines, IA – Des Moines residents should brace for potentially severe thunderstorms on Thursday, as a significant weather system threatens the area with high winds and heavy rainfall. The National Weather Service (NWS) warns that storms could become severe, particularly across southeastern Iowa, prompting the need for multiple ways to receive weather alerts.
Some Iowa high schools forced to change football practice schedules due to extreme heat
DES MOINES, Iowa — Extreme heat throughout Iowa has forced some high school sports teams to change practice plans. Ankeny High School's football practice started later than usual Monday night, beginning at 7 p.m. Practice only lasted an hour, and players were not in full gear. Des Moines Hoover...
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