Hy-Vee reinstates its reserved shopping hour for those considered high risk
Hy-Vee has reinstating its reserved shopping hour for customers considered “high risk” in response to the recent increase in COVID-19 cases …
Shop with a Cop Focused on Giving and Overcoming COVID Challenges
Since 2016, the Shop with a Cop program has been bringing the community together to help those who may need a little support through the hol…
Toys for Christmas donors
•Sandra and Leland Dolecheck•Deb and Alan Lundquist•Leslie Auxiliary•Torch Bearer Kappa Chapter•Hope…
Clarke County Farm Bureau news
• Clarke County Farm Bureau president names local food bank for $2,500 donationBecause of the commit…
Garrett receives highest FFA Degree
The American FFA Degree Key is symbolic of the highest achievement of the National FFA Organization. When students become members of FFA, th…
Blood donations needed this holiday season
LifeServe Blood Center is asking community members to book an appointment to give blood at an upcoming area blood drive.
Crossroads Behavioral Health Services Receives Cares Act dollars from MHDS regions
Crossroads Behavioral Health Services (CBHS) is dedicated to continuity of care and providing vital mental health and addiction services to …
NRCS Sets Dec. 18 Application Cutoff for New EQIP Applications
Iowa farmers interested in treating natural resource concerns on their land have until Dec. 18 to be considered for priority funding through…
School board minutes
At the November 9 Clarke Community School Board meeting Dena White was voted 7-0 to continue being board president and Robin Galvez was vote…
Local author publishes children’s book with more in the works
Delores Smith, author of the new children’s rhyming book “Little Duck, Little Duck” held a well attended book signing on the Osceola square …
