Mitchellville News

Kaylee Pearson's character will learn that a fantasy world can provide too many thrills during a run of "Alice in Wonderland" shows at Class Act Productions Theatre in Altoona.

Mike Anfinson watched a Polk County judge sentence his wife, Heidi, to up to 50 years behind bars Thursday in the death of their infant son.

Buck Bos decided to open his Mitchellville restaurant on a Tuesday so he could ease back into the swing of things.

Gov. Chet Culver released more information Monday night about how public safety and other areas of government will be affected by deep budget cuts, but few details were available because the document was heavily redacted.

Vanessa Simmons cannot get enough of the movie "Clue," so she travels to the Indianola Public Library at least twice a month to borrow a VHS copy.

Metro Waste Authority and Des Moines Asphalt & Paving Co. are turning roofs into roads.

More than a decade after drowning her two-week-old son, Heidi Anfinson still doesn't know what her future holds, or what the public should make of her crime.

Like so many other farmers across the Midwest, Dave Wieslander is running behind.

The state budget cuts to the Department of Corrections could cause 30 layoffs in the 1st District, home to Dubuque's probation and parole office and the Elm Street Residential Facility, according to preliminary plans released Wednes-day by the governor's office.

Addie and Sam Redman have moved into the business of hospitality. Their Sweet Adalene's Retreat at 111 Center Ave.

BONDURANT - Betty and Everett Herman celebrated their golden wedding anniversary.

A large crowd gathered at the Santiago United Methodist Church to go on festive hayrack rides around the neighborhood.

The Mitchellville Lions Soup Supper will be from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 9, at the Mitchellville Community Center.

A survey of the Des Moines metro area shows that pumpkins and lots of fall fun are in good supply.

The Campus hosted a benefit sock hop for the Joe, Sherry, Ben and John Medlin family.

Bondurant - Sharon Colman Justice played for a sing-along at the Rolling Agers potluck.

After lengthy discussion and taking input from residents, the Polk City City Council has directed the city attorney to draft an ordinance banning the burning of yard waste.

" State corrections officials began formulating budget plans Friday using a pencil with a big eraser.

Faced with two relatives battling cancer and an urge to somehow help, local resident Aaron Frew and his wife, Heather Frew are organizing the Bush and Hocking Golf Benefit at Toad Valley Golf Course near Runnells on Saturday, Oct.

State officials have awarded a $1 million grant for Mitchellville that community leaders hope will lead to a boom in economic development near the city's interchange on Interstate Highway 80.