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Remembering a decade again
St. Albert's 1975 basketball team gets back together Friday night 10 years after capturing the state title. The state champs were honored during halftime of a St. Albert-Missouri Valley matchup. They also got to see on videotape machines their win…
Brain bowlers
These St. Albert High School students will meet a team from Shenandoah High School at noon Sunday in the KMA Radio Brain Bowl. They are competing with 14 other schools for a total of $2,000 in scholarship awards to be given the top three teams by…
Homecoming activities set. September 27, 1979
The finalists for homecoming queen at St. Albert High School are Julie Goebel, 108 Douglas Circle; Mary Beth Leber, 200 Park Avenue; and Rosie Roman, 48 East Ridge Road, in the front row. Michelle Pettit, 503 Ridge Road; and Liz Rohling, 27 Bluff…
Harlan Couple Selling Hogs After Winning Iowa Lottery
John and Hertha Haas, rural Harlan, answer questions during a press conference Monday afternoon after winning Saturday night's Iowa Lotto drawing worth $3.12 million.
IWCC's First Employee Retires
Dr. Robert Looft, Iowa Western Community College president who retires Thursday, shows off a plaque honoring him for 21 years of service that will be mounted inside the college's continuing education building. The building has been renamed the Robert…
Looft To Receive College Award
Dr. Robert Looft
IWCC Begins Search For Superintendent
Robert Looft
Looft Sees Risk As Opportunity
Dr. Robert Looft, president/superintendent of Iowa Western Community College, stands on the bridge connecting the main campus with the Continuing Education Building. After 20 years helping develop the college, Looft said he still views his position…
Let's Chat . . . with Marilyn Looft
Mrs. Marilyn Looft
Looft Heads United Way
Robert Looft
They Have Confidence In The Future Of Town
New Supermarket . . . in Missouri Valley is envisioned as start of a shopping center on this large site, surrounded by a decorative stone wall.
They Have Confidence In The Future Of Town
New Nursing Home . . . in the hills at the north edge of Missouri Valley will house about 60 and employ more that 20 persons.
First Concern Was Need Of Patients - At New Missouri Valley Home . . .
Typical . . . two-bedroom at the home with attractive drapes, tile floor and soft wall colors.
First Concern Was Need Of Patients - At New Missouri Valley Home . . .
Dining Area . . . and entrance foyer looking to the west in Longview Nursing Home.
Merry Christmas:
The young aren't the only ones who enjoy Christmas parties. Residents of Longview Nursing Home at Missouri Valley were feted at a party Sunday. A.J. Podenoif, 91, donned the Santa suit to pass out gifts around the big tree. From left, are Minnie…
Long's Landing Rebounds After Two Flood Years
The Difference A Couple Of Years Makes: In June of 1983, Long's Landing was under water, above. Heavy rains had flooded the area. This summer, the park is in good shape, below. Government money has been allocated to repair flood damage.
Missouri At 20-Year High - Long's Landing Flooded
Don't Plan On Having Any Picnics . . . at Long's Landing for the next few days. The rising Missouri River, which was expected to crest Thursday, caused the recreation area to flood Wednesday. Harold Borwick, director of the Pottawattamie County…