Tim Stauffer is the Managing Editor at The Iola Register. He focuses on themes such as health and wellness, energy sustainability, and food production, reflecting a commitment to covering both regional interests and broader societal issues. Tim's work has been featured in The Iola Register, NewsBreak, Winfield Daily Courier, Families First Of Marshall County, and Great Bend Tribune.
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Tim Stauffer's coverage focuses on local news, community events, and government announcements. He provides extensive event coverage and reports on various aspects of local life, including politics, business, housing, education, sports, technology, art, voting issues and health.
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With its recent dismantling of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, the U.S. Supreme Court evoked the spirit of 1898.
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Iola High School held its 147th commencement Saturday afternoon, as 64 members of the Class of 2026 became the latest crop of USD 257 graduates.
Thursday marks the end of the school year for Iola-USD 257. As Taelyn Mathews, a school-based therapist with Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center, reflects
Helen Rogers turns in her apron at Iola Elementary School today. Over about 20 years, Rogers has served thousands of meals to Iola children. She’s wiped their
The detachment of a wind turbine blade at the Prairie Queen Wind Farm last month triggered a safety review of all 59 turbines, said representatives from EDP
Chanute’s energy portfolio just got greener. A new 6-megawatt solar farm at 4302 S. Plummer is now online and producing energy.
Liberty Landing’s ribbon cutting drew quite the crowd Tuesday morning, as supporters gathered to cheer on the new business. The Iola Area Chamber of Commerce
If Allen County commissioners are serious about investing in economic development, they’ll maintain financial support for the Bowlus Fine Arts Center.
Around 60 area residents ran, walked and biked in support of mental health Saturday morning, participating in a fun run to benefit Zero Reasons Why Allen
