Millie Vos is a journalist for the Iowa Information Media Group, specializing in local news coverage in Sheldon, Iowa. With a focus on community stories, Millie highlights the history, culture, and notable individuals in the area through her articles.
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Millie Vos' coverage predominantly focuses on local history, family, community events, and businesses in the Sheldon area of Iowa. She seems to favor human interest stories that highlight the cultural and social aspects of the community. Pitches for Millie should center around unique local histories, interesting family dynamics within the community, or profiles of noteworthy individuals and businesses in Sheldon.
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Did you know that there was a Normal School building in Sheldon?
Brad Benson, a Sheldon insurance agent, and Al Mataloni, owner of the Cedar Cabin supper club in Ashton, came up with an idea that Sheldon needed steak and seafood restaurant
Membership in First Reformed Church grew quite rapidly after its start in Sheldon in 1895, and the church was filled to capacity.
Adrian Iselin, the head of a banking family and a member of an exclusive circle of New York society, purchased various acres of land north of Sheldon during the years
The Sheldon Mail newspaper was established in Sheldon by Col. L.B. Raymond of Cherokee in January 1873, which was six months after the town of Sheldon was established and named.
Here are some recollections of memorable tornadoes and storms that have struck Sheldon over the years: June 5, 1914
Thomas Robison, born Sept. 20, 1819, arrived in Sheldon in May 1870, from Ohio, two years before the town of Sheldon was started.
After World War I ended, 40 ex-American soldiers met to organize an American Legion post in Sheldon. They signed the application for their charter and elected their officers as commander
After Sheldon was founded in 1872, many veterans of the Civil War 1861-65 moved westward into Iowa and into the Sheldon area to either start businesses or to homestead land.
The Sheldon Prairie Museum celebrated its 10th anniversary on Friday, Sept. 19, 1986. The Sheldon Historical Society Board members oversaw planning the evening celebration.
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