Sometime around July 4, 2076 – as America is celebrating its Tricentennial – a time capsule offering a glimpse into what life was like in Mills County back in 2026 will be opened by local dignitari
Mills County Auditor and Commissioner of Elections Amber Farnan announced last week that a special election will take place on Tuesday, Sept. 1, to fill a vacancy on the Hastings City Council.
Rick Honeycutt from IowaWORKS presented veterans advocate Sandi Winton (left) and Mills County Veterans Affairs Administrator Elizabeth Richardson with a proclamation from Gov. Kim Reynolds Thursday recognizing Mills County as an official Home Base Iowa county.
Mills County is officially a Home Base Iowa Community for military veterans.
A former Glenwood police officer has settled his debt with the city of Glenwood for the training he received at the Iowa Law Enforcement Academy.
Pipeline work taking place in early July near the intersection of Bunge Road (Highway 370) and Allis Road in northwest Mills County.
Construction work is progressing on a CO2 (carbon dioxide) capture and transport pipeline that will pass through portions of northwest Mills County.
Signatures are being gathered on petitions across Mills County in an effort to place a proposition on the November general election ballot that would allow residents to decide if they’d like to inc
State Auditor and Democratic candidate for governor Rob Sand addresses his audience in Glenwood on July 1.
Iowa State Auditor and Democratic candidate for governor Rob Sand made a campaign stop in Mills County last week as part of his “100 Town Hall Tour” across the state.
The Mills County Board of Supervisors failed to pass a resolution on Tuesday that would have allowed residents to decide at the ballot box in November if they want to increase the number of county
Born within a few hours of each other on July 4, 1976, Jenni (Goos) Rounds, Holly (Robertson) Jackson, Allan Hughes and David Hughes have shared a lifelong connection for 50 years as Bicentennial babies.
A wave of red, white and blue patriotism is sweeping the nation this week as America prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday on the Fourth of July.
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