The Mills Crossing mega site is east of Glenwood.- COURTESY IOWA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY.
County and state economic development leaders are hopeful the certification of a proposed “mega site” in Mills County could create economic development in southwest Iowa and have a positive impact
Maggie Begbie after being crowned Mills County Fair Queen on July 8.
Mills County had no representation in the Iowa State Fair Queen competition this year following a decision by the Mills County Fair Association Board of Directors to take away Maggie Begbie’s title
Among bicyclists, it’s referred to as an “epic ride.”
A grueling, 748-mile trek from Sweden to Norway, passing through the Arctic Circle, and back, in just 90 hours.
U.S. Senate candidate Michael Franken campaigned in Glenwood last week. The Democrat is challenging incumbent Republican Charles Grassley.
Retired U.S. Navy Admiral Michael Franken attracted a curious crowd of more than 30 people during a campaign stop in Glenwood last Tuesday.
Mills County Auditor Carol Robertson was recognized last week by the Iowa State Association Of Counties for the efforts of her office in assisting victims of the 2019 Missouri River flooding event. Mills County Supervisor Richard Crouch made the presentation. He’s currently serving as ISAC president.
In a surprise ceremony last Wednesday, Aug.
James Stone defeated Scott Schondelmeyer, 30-18, in a special election last Tuesday, Aug. 2, for a vacant seat on the Henderson City Council.
2021-2022 Female Athlete of the Year: Brynlee Arnold, Glenwood
“Big Red.”
The nickname arrived in middle school.
2021-2022 Male Athlete of the Year: Jake Malcom, Fremont-Mills
For most multisport athletes, it’s the touchdown, the hard-fought layup or the sharply hit double that drives their competitive streak.
For Jake Malcom, it’s the well hit golf shot.
Glenwood senior Logyn Eckheart has committed to play football at the University of North Dakota next season. Eckheart is shown on a visit to the Grand Forks campus this summer.
Five minutes.
That’s all the time it took Logyn Eckheart to say yes.
The city of Glenwood is one step closer to taking on EMS, currently managed by the Glenwood Volunteer Fire Association.
The Glenwood City Council has passed the first reading of an ordinance that would put the management of Glenwood Fire and Rescue’s Emergency Medical Services (EMS) into city hands. EMS is currentl
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