Mitch Kolf began his new position as Glenwood City Administrator Jan. 6.
Mitch Kolf brings nearly a decade of public finance and budget experience to his new position as Glenwood’s city administrator.
Glenwood’s varsity Esport team defeated Nevada during a match earlier this month.
Forty years ago, it was “Donkey Kong” and “Space Invaders” on game cabinets the size of refrigerators.
Today, its “Mario Kart” and “Rocket League” played on PCs and broadcast on ESPN.
The Mills County Board Of Supervisors are scheduled to appoint a new county treasurer and county recorder at the board’s regular meeting Tuesday, Jan. 28.
Personal information belonging to Glenwood Community School District families and staff has been confirmed as being part of a cyberattack security breach at educational software company PowerSchool
The Glenwood Community School District plans to continue having its central office and Kids Place daycare in the 103 Central Building on the campus of the former Glenwood Resource Center.
The Glenwood Community School District is one of 13 recipients of the 2024 Child Care Business Incentive grants announced last week by Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds.
Glenwood Community High School’s varsity show choir - Fast Lane - kicked off its season Thursday night with a premier performance in the GCHS auditorium.
Glenwood’s Mason Koehler, shown here in Thursday’s dual, finished second at the Rollin Dyer Invitational.
Glenwood’s Mason Koehler was a runner-up, and the Rams finished 13th in the team standings at a stacked Rollin Dyer Invitational Wrestling Tournament Saturday in Atlantic.
Glewood’s Drew Schroeder, shown here against Council Bluffs St. Albert, had 15 points in the Rams’ win over Shenandoah Friday.
Glenwood outscored Shenandoah 36-15 after halftime in a 67-45 Hawkeye 10 Conference road victory Friday.
The future of the Mills County Public Health Office remains uncertain, even after two of the seven agency employees who were abruptly and publicly discharged from their jobs during an emergency mee
Adam Reinert has some of his photography displayed in a gallery set up at the jewelry store building owned by his grandparents on Glenwood’s Town Square.
What began as a childhood 4-H project has evolved into a hobby and eventually a business for nature and landscape photographer Adam Reinert.
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