SWIPCO Executive Director John McCurdy presents Mills County Supervisor Richard Crouch the Ron Kohn Servant Leadership Award Thursday night in Walnut.
Retiring Mills County Supervisor Richard Crouch received a special award during the annual meeting of the Southwest Iowa Planning Council (SWIPCO) Thursday night in Walnut.
Crouch and Clarinda City Manager Gary McClarnon were recognized as co-recipients of the second annual Ron Kohn Servant...
Mills County officials are hoping to get some clarity on whether opioid settlement funds can be spent for K-9 unit-related expenses.
The county has received around $350,000 from the national settlement with major pharmaceutical producers and distributors and there appears to be interest in spending...
The Folsom Lake Solar project is proposed for the dark green shaded areas with diagonal lines.
A major solar energy project proposed for western Mills County passed its first challenge last week.
After listening to a presentation from Orion Renewable Energy Group and comments from around 20 citizens, the Mills County Zoning Board of Adjustment unanimously approved a conditional use permit...
Fremont-Mills students gathered on the school’s football field Friday morning after walking out of class to protest recent actions of the board of education.
A student-led walkout at Fremont-Mills School Friday put a spotlight on growing concerns over the school board’s recent decisions, including a vote to not hire a transgender teacher and questions about whether the board’s actions align with district policy and its responsibility to provide an...
Glenwood Kiwanis President Laura Hellbusch and Mayor Angie Winquist cut the ribbon at the Hiley Park playground.
Members of the Glenwood Kiwanis Club were joined by donors and community leaders Friday evening to celebrate and formally dedicate over $200,000 in improvements made to the Hiley Park playground.
“Start to finish, this project took four years,” said Kiwanian and Hiley Park project chair Michelle...
The beverage garden on Glenwood's Town Square was bustling during RAGBRAI in 2024.
The Glenwood City Council is giving consideration to formally designating Town Square as a “social district.”
The issue was discussed prior to last Tuesday’s regular meeting of the Glenwood City Council.
A new Iowa law that went into effect July 1 allows cities to establish “social districts,”...
Sugar Makery owners Alexis and Malcom McCue took possession of the former Kaiman’s grocery store building Thursday, Sept. 10. They plan to move their sweet shop and production kitchen into the building.
Popcorn, candy and ice cream lovers in Glenwood got some sweet news last week.
Owners of the Sugar Makery are planning to relocate and expand their popular sweet shop to the former Kaiman’s grocery store building in 2027.
Malcom and Alexis McCue assumed ownership of the building Thursday.
“It’s...
Carlene Hall, Anna Stoysich and Alyssa Pacheco are among the contributors to the community mural created this summer in Malvern. The theme of the mural is “What does Mills County mean to you?”
A community mural that could soon be greeting visitors to Malvern was unveiled Thursday at the Malvern Public Library.
Artist Anna Stoysich, who coordinated the project, said the “What does Mills County mean to you?” themed mural took six weeks to complete and features contributions from about 25...
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The Glenwood Community School District is looking for a new School Business Official and board secretary.
Tim Reinert, who has served in that position for five years, announced in August he was stepping down after accepting a position in the Council Bluffs Community School District.
As Glenwood’s...
A Kansas woman working as an agency nurse is facing charges connected to her treatment of a resident at Glen Haven Village skilled nursing facility.
Rochelle Rose Reyes of Wathena, Kan., 37 was arrested late last month and is charged with administering harmful substances, a Class D felony, and...