Paul D. Bowker is a journalist based in Iowa City, Iowa. He writes for the Kalona News, covering local news and events in the area. His articles focus on topics such as city council meetings, sports, community developments, and other stories relevant to the residents of Iowa City.
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Highland Schools Superintendent Ken Crawford, right, joined the School Board for a photo when new members of the board took office.
By: Paul D. Bowker
WELLMAN The 3-point attack arrived early. Brooks Weber, a sophomore starting his first game for Mid-Prairie’s boys basketball team, hit four 3-pointers in the first four minutes of …
After winning a pair of games by 47 and 30 points to start the season, Mid-Prairie’s unbeaten girls basketball team found itself in a battle last Friday night (Dec. 6) against Camanche.
By: Paul D. Bowker
WELLMAN A first varsity start is nerving enough. Are the shoes on the right feet? Check. Shoelaces? Check. Uniform jersey? Right number? Check. Nora Pennington, a Mid-Prairie alum, …
The signs of a basketball brawl were evident last Friday in West Branch.
First, senior guard Ace Peck, who scored 23 points in the season opener, went down with an ankle injury in practice more than a week ago.
An event center that has been proposed for farmland northeast of Windham Village and Cosgrove ran into rezoning troubles at the Johnson County Board of Supervisors’ monthly zoning and platting meeting last Thursday.
RIVERSIDE Tom Sexton, who has been Riverside Mayor Pro Tem to Mayor Allen Schneider for at least the last two years, was re-appointed Mayor Pro Tem for 2025. The Riverside City Council …
And just like that, the superintendent search for Highland Community Schools and WACO began quickly Monday night in a Highland School Board work session.
For a couple of hours twice every basketball season, it’s Mid-Prairie versus Mid-Prairie.
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