Guthrie Center News

The Iowa Corn Growers Association and Iowa Corn Promotion Board will again join with local sponsoring groups to host 14 free crop fairs across Iowa this winter.

A respected, longtime area educator has decided to retire at the conclusion of this school year.

Several generations of musicians met Nov. 21 for a day of folk, bluegrass and country music at Indianola resident Simon Stanfield's annual in-home jam session.

From cooking, to eating and cleaning up, we use energy and produce waste during the holidays.

Battle lines are being drawn between Iowa teachers and the people who accuse them of abuse, fraud or other violations that could cost them their professional licenses.

Redemption is something a working artist like Chad Elliott understands. It is the saving or improving of something from irreversible decline.

Larry Schoop has been working as an officer of the law to keep Rockwell City a safe place to live for the past 22 years.

Colfax-Mingo went 2-2 in the Guthrie Center Tournament on Saturday. In match one, Exira came away with a 21-8, 17-21, 15-9 victory over the Tigerhawks.

I'm convinced that the people who are spreading myths about Barack Obama's efforts to reform health care are the people who are making huge profits on health care the way it is, and the politicians who want to see the Democrats fail.

NEW STAFF: There are nine new staff members Clarke Community School District this year.

When John Voigt talks to the penny slots at Prairie Meadows, his tone can change fast.

August is here and that means the 2009 football is nearly underway. Iowa Preps has brought readers our preseason coverage over the last two months and will continue to do so until kickoff for week one.

August is here and that means the 2009 football is nearly underway. Iowa Preps has brought readers our preseason coverage over the last two months and will continue to do so until kickoff for week one.

August is here and that means the 2009 football is nearly underway. Iowa Preps has brought readers our preseason coverage over the last two months and will continue to do so until kickoff for week one.

As a general practice physician in 1950, Readinger charged new mothers $50 for prenatal care, delivery, post-natal care and pediatric care.

A lawyer for former Milo farmer Rodney Heemstra, convicted of killing his neighbor six years ago, wants to ban the public from a civil court trial related to the slaying.

Officials at SynGest Inc. say its proposed $80 million corncob-fed bioammonia plant should be built for economic, environmental and geopolitical reasons.