Faith Doerr, her son Andrew and her husband Ron show off some her 60-plus piece Christmas village.
For a Pacific Junction family, Christmas truly is the most wonderful time of the year.
Christmas is a season of celebration and a time to carry on decades-old family traditions for the Ron and Faith Doerr family.
“Our family is a Christmas family,” said Cindy Doerr, Ron and Faith’s daughter. “We...
Nestled in a hilly area at the south end of the campus is a burial site for more than 1,000 Glenwood Resource Center residents and staff. The site is now being cared for by the Glenwood Redevolpment Corporation.The corporation has long-term plans of enhancing the property. For now, the campus, including the burial site, is closed to the public for safety reasons.
The campus of the former Glenwood Resource Center, including a burial site that serves as the resting place for more than 1,000 individuals, will remain closed to the public for an indefinite period of time as redevelopment of the property moves forward.
The campus has been off limits to the...
Horse and carriage rides are among the activities planned for the Glenwood Holiday Festival.
From the arrival of Santa Claus and a Christmas tree lighting ceremony to a ginger bread competition and a nutcracker scavenger hunt, a variety of activities are planned for the annual Glenwood Holiday Festival taking place this weekend in Glenwood.
The following events are planned for Friday...
Amy Kennedy started her photography business, Portraits By Amy, in 2000.
For a quarter century, Amy Kennedy has aimed her camera at Glenwood’s biggest moments and smallest joys, treating every family, every milestone, every smile as if it were her own.
And she still can’t imagine doing anything else.
“I’m not even ready to quit or retire,” Kennedy said. “I’m still young...
Linda Rowe on the third place discus medal stand.
Long before she collected four National Senior Games medals, Linda Rowe was a gangly Glenwood girl who could high jump higher than anyone in Iowa.
At 73, the 1970 Glenwood Community High School graduate and former state champion is still proving that competitive fire doesn’t age.
Rowe demonstrated...
Director Brittney Rimel cuts the ribbon outside the Lakin Foundation Child Development Center of East Mills.
The East Mills Community School District and Malvern community celebrated the opening of its new child care center with a ribbon cutting and public reception Saturday afternoon.
The Lakin Foundation Child Development Center Of East Mills opened Oct. 27. The opening culminates three years of...
Food Bank For The Heartland President and CEO Brian Barks (left) converses with Jeff Mitts, who manages the Food Pantry at the Mills County Storehouse.
Representatives of the Food Bank For The Heartland paid a visit to the Mills County Storehouse last Tuesday as part of their “Whistle Stop Tour” through southwest Iowa to get a better understanding of the needs of local food pantries and to share insight into their own operation.
The Omaha-based...
Mills County plans to sell the existing Mills County Veterans Affairs office building at 602 S. Locust St. and use the proceeds to pay back the Federal Emergency Management Agency about $246,000 for an overpayment of federal dollars to the county related to the 2019 Missouri River flood event.
The Mills County Board Of Supervisors is moving forward with a plan to relocate the Mills County Veterans Affairs Office into the Mills County Annex Building.
The supervisors voted unanimously last week to move the Veterans Affairs office from its current location at 602 S. Locust St. in Glenwood...
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is investigating a wastewater bypass near Malvern in Mills County.
On November 12, the Iowa DNR Field Office in Atlantic received a call from the City of Malvern regarding a wastewater bypass in a farm field southwest of the city.
Officials say a farmer...
The remains of this house and garage at 405 N. Grove St. in Glenwood is expected to be knocked down this week. It was the scene of a neighborhood tragedy in August.
The scorched remains of a house that was the site of a tragic shooting incident and fire in Glenwood over the summer is scheduled to be demolished this week.
For the past three months, the structure at 405 N. Grove St. has served as a painful reminder of Dennis Burnell’s Aug. 6 shooting rampage...