AMES — Iowa Learning Farms (ILF) has announced the publication of Water Quality Matters To Us All, a new book that provides insight into the attitudes and practices of agencies and stakeholders in
PERRYSBURG, OHIO — Vintage Aerial is preserving nearly 25 million black-and-white images of farms and rural homesteads from 41 states, covering the last half-century of America’s history.
As a former member of the Stanton school and community, I am well aware of the mixed feelings associated with consolidation.
My great-uncle Joe used to say river towns were full of drunks and railroad towns thick with thieves. Elliott, he said, was a railroad town close to a river.
When asked what I thought would happen before last week’s municipal election, I’d offer my opinion with the qualifier I have a bad history of predicting elections, and this one was as unpredictabl
Bev and Dale Armstrong, Barb and Dale Pichelmann, and families, wish to honor their parents, Dean and Roberta Mitchell, with a card shower for their 60th anniversary Nov. 20.
Vernita Adams will celebrate her 90th birthday Nov. 19.
Her family will be hosting an open house in her honor Wednesday, Nov. 23, from 2-4 p.m., at the Red Coach Inn in Red Oak.
Joyce A. Smay and Michael J. Portz are pleased to announce their engagement and approaching marriage Saturday, Nov. 26, at the Shenandoah Assembly of God. The couple will reside in Red Oak.
The Stanton Swedish Heritage and Cultural Center Presents “An Evening with Veterans of World War II,” on Wednesday, Nov. 16, at 7 p.m.
The Red Oak class of 1951 celebrated their 60th class reunion Sept. 2-4. The Friday Night Gala was a Hawaiian style party at the Eagles Club.
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Red Oak, IA 51566
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