Hawkeye Community Empowers Families Through Literacy Program
Hawkeye Community College is marking a major milestone: the 20th anniversary of its Family Literacy Program, which has provided free literacy education and family support to thousands of parents and children across the Cedar Valley.
Giving Thanks for Traffic Safety
The Governor’s Traffic Safety Bureau (GTSB) is teaming up with law enforcement agencies across Iowa to promote road safety during the Thanksgiving holiday season.
The Governor’s Traffic Safety Bureau (GTSB) is teaming up with law enforcement agencies across Iowa to promote road safety during the Thanksgiving holiday season.
Let's Paint Iowa Beautiful - 2026 Paint Iowa Beautiful Grants Now Open!
Diamond Vogel and Keep Iowa Beautiful continue their longstanding partnership of brightening communities across the state through the Paint Iowa Beautiful grant program.
Diamond Vogel and Keep Iowa Beautiful continue their longstanding partnership of brightening communities across the state through the Paint Iowa Beautiful grant program.
Wartburg Tops A-R-C with School-Record 147 Fall All-Academic Honorees
The American Rivers Conference (A-R-C) announced today the fall sport members of its 2025 All-Academic Team. Six-hundred and eighty-six student-athletes from the conference's eight fall championship sports met the requirement for recognition.
The American Rivers Conference (A-R-C) announced today the fall sport members of its 2025 All-Academic Team. Six-hundred and eighty-six student-athletes from the conference's eight fall championship sports met the requirement for recognition.
Two Area Students on Dutch student-athlete conference fall academic list
Central College landed the second most student-athletes on the fall sports American Rivers Conference all-academic team for the third year in a row with 81 selections announced Friday.
Central College landed the second most student-athletes on the fall sports American Rivers Conference all-academic team for the third year in a row with 81 selections announced Friday.
3 Reasons to Choose a Career Before Choosing a College
By Mike PosterYou may think of college as a time for a young adult to live on a campus and explore possible careers right after high school. This traditional concept does not always fit a student's circumstances, however.
By Mike PosterYou may think of college as a time for a young adult to live on a campus and explore possible careers right after high school. This traditional concept does not always fit a student's circumstances, however.
What We're Reading: House of Beth
Weekend Read: 'House of Beth' by Kerry CullenI love when Goodreads gets it right! It suggested 'House of Beth' based on other titles I’ve enjoyed, and it did not disappoint.
Weekend Read: 'House of Beth' by Kerry CullenI love when Goodreads gets it right! It suggested 'House of Beth' based on other titles I’ve enjoyed, and it did not disappoint.
Scholarships Are Free Money for College
By Juan GarciaIf your family has a current or future college student, this is a great time to look for scholarships that will help offset the cost of an education.
By Juan GarciaIf your family has a current or future college student, this is a great time to look for scholarships that will help offset the cost of an education.
From Service to Civic Engagement: Honoring Iowa Veterans Today and Every Day
This November, we proudly observe Military Family Appreciation Month and Veterans Day, two opportunities to honor the courage and sacrifice of Iowa’s brave military members and their families.
This November, we proudly observe Military Family Appreciation Month and Veterans Day, two opportunities to honor the courage and sacrifice of Iowa’s brave military members and their families.
Fall Composting Tips for Gardeners
Turn over a new leaf by turning leaves into compostGardeners are encouraged to compost leaves this fall to improve soil health. With plenty of leaves, grass clippings and garden debris available, residents can create compost piles that benefit the environment, recycle yard waste and nourish their gardens.
Turn over a new leaf by turning leaves into compostGardeners are encouraged to compost leaves this fall to improve soil health. With plenty of leaves, grass clippings and garden debris available, residents can create compost piles that benefit the environment, recycle yard waste and nourish their gardens.