Amy Duncan is a Seo Editor at Metro.co.uk. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on government and politics, sports—both individual and team—and education, particularly e-learning and online education. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as Metro.co.uk, New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, and Sheet Metal Journal.
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Any story about A&W's first 70 years has to start with Gib McConnell, said his grandson, James.
The Indianola City Council got its first glimpse of what a potential new public library might look like Monday night, and Indianola residents will have their chance during an open house Wednesday.
Budget was at the back of almost every topic the Warren County Board of Supervisors discussed during a work session on Tuesday, including whether
Indianola pitcher George Blake threw a gem Wednesday to give Indianola an 8-0 win over Waukee Northwest and a trip to next week's State tournament in Cedar Rapids.
There was one question topmost in people's minds after an open house to view conceptual plans for a new Indianola public library Wednesday.
“Persistent” might be the best word to describe Anita Scholten, the Norwalk graduate who was crowned Warren County Fair Queen Sunday on her third attempt.
Most people think a real estate agent’s job is to help people buy and sell property.
Main Street’s After Hours celebration last week was about more than celebrating the accomplishments of the last year.
The Warren County Board of Supervisors took the next step in a plan to purchase 51.6 acres of land across Highway 92 from St. Thomas Aquinas Church in Indianola Monday.
Indianola Police Chief Rob Hawkins has a plan for dealing with e-bikes, scooters and other micro mobility devices. Wait.
