Corey Meints is a reporter for Times Citizen Communications, Inc., focusing on local news in Iowa Falls, Iowa. With a passion for sports and community events, Corey covers a wide range of topics, from high school athletics to business openings and local government discussions.
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Corey Meints focuses on local news, particularly sports and community events in Iowa Falls, Iowa. His coverage primarily features event highlights and private sector announcements.
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By Corey Meints By Gene Newgaard
The Hubbard City Council received its annual exam at Monday night’s meeting. And while Charles City-based CPA Larry Pump presented some shortcomings, nothing major was found. In fact, a couple
The Hubbard City Council received its annual exam at Monday night’s meeting. And while Charles City-based CPA Larry Pump presented some shortcomings, nothing major was found. In fact, a couple
When the City of Iowa Falls changed its leaf pick-up service, Mike Leibold saw an opportunity.
AGWSR entered the season with a whole new offense without the All State running back they enjoyed the previous two years. They struggled winning games, finishing 1-7.
Rocky Damiano is a veteran and a business owner. That and a nomination earned him recognition by the Small Business Administration (SBA) on Friday to cap National Veterans Small Business
By: Corey Meints
Life can change pretty fast, if I only let it.
The AGWSR Cougars knew the end of the season was going to be every bit as tough as the regular season after being bumped up to Class 2A by nine
There are no easy nights on the NICL volleyball schedule. Split into three divisions, the league accounted for nine Regional finalists and five State tournament qualifiers.
By: Corey Meints
The Alden Fire Department was called to Summit Ag west of Alden to battle a fire involving an estimated 9,000-plus bales of hay early Wednesday morning. By the time they
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