Charter Communications executives Katie (Marshall) Collins and Lucy (Collins) Hansen are both graduates of Glenwood Community High School. They worked together for several years before realizing they grew up in the same community.
What are the odds?
Glen Haven Village Adult Day staff member Akaela Ballenger and participant Larry Pearson work on a craft project.
Glen Haven Village has added a new component to the menu of senior care services it provides in the Glenwood community.
The proposed Cattlemen’s Heritage beef processing plant in northwest Mills County.
The Mills County Board Of Supervisors has formally approved a plan by the City Of Council Bluffs to annex property in northern Mills County.
With an agreement now in place with the union that represents its police officers and public works employees, the City of Glenwood is nearing the completion of its budget process for the 2025-2026
The bad news?
Dustin Archer-McClain, Director Of Nursing at Glen Haven Village, was presented the facility’s award April 7 in Atlanta, Ga.
Glen Haven Village is one of 38 Iowa long-term care facilities recently recognized nationally for their commitment to quality care.
Megan Hughes takes the baton handoff from Erin Dougherty in the 4x200-meter relay in Treynor last week.
Council Bluffs Lewis Central edged Glenwood for the team title at the weather-shortened Girls Ram Relays at the Glenwood Activities Complex Thursday.
Carlie Chambers won one of Fremont-Mills’ eight gold medals at Shenandoah. The senior topped the field with a leap of 5-feet.
Fremont-Mills captured eight gold medals to run away with the team title at the Fillie Relays in Shenandoah Thursday.
Glenwood Community High School Activities Director Jeff Bissen visits with Creston High School student-athlete Nate Bentley at Children’s Hospital in Omaha Friday. Bentley collapsed at a track meet in Glenwood last Tuesday, April 8.
The quick thinking and action of bystanders, staff and paramedics is being credited with saving the life of a student that collapsed at the Glenwood Athletic Complex track during last Tuesday’s Gle
Richard Blowers said the city’s current ordinance that requires political signs to be taken down within seven days after an election is “unconstitutional” and he won’t be removing these signs from his yard at 211 S. Locust St.
The City Of Glenwood is removing a provision in its Land Development Ordinance that requires political signs to be taken down within one week after an election.
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