Over the last year, the members of the Page County Board of Supervisors have been walking a fine line between regulating a potential new industry and protecting the property rights of citizens within the county.
A formal application for a $9.5 million loan from the United States Department of Agriculture was approved Sept. 22, by the Clarinda Regional Health Center Board of Trustees for the renovation and expansion project underway at the hospital.
Specific procedures at the Page County Courthouse that were implemented in response to the COVID-19 pandemic have been discontinued, following…
The Lied Public Library of Clarinda is offering the 1000 Books Before Kindergarten for children ranging in age from infants to pre-kindergarten.
Puppy Jake Foundation is growing its Board of Directors and is proud to announce two new additions.
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Page County Public Health office is moving to a new location starting on Monday, Sept. 28.
DES MOINES — House Democrats expressed concern that Iowa’s COVID-19 testing program at long-term care facilities set out by the Gov. Kim Reyno…
A Shambaugh man is featured in a new book detailing the invention and rise of wheelchair sports following World War II.
Easter’s True Value of Clarinda, in partnership with the True Value Foundation, has provided free health and safety kits to Clarinda High Scho…
The Clarinda Foundation Board of Directors acknowledged outgoing Board President and member Ed Brown at their annual board meeting held in May.
Despite sitting idle for the past six months, 600 motorcoaches rolled into action to assist with evacuation efforts in Texas and Louisiana as …
