Governor Kim Reynolds was in Edgewood on Monday afternoon to sign a bill into law. The bill was the forestry overweight bill, which allows Iowa’s forest industry to haul overweight with permits. Kirby Kendrick, log [ MORE ]
Five people were injured in a rollover in Fayette County on Friday afternoon. It happened just north of Stanley in the 1000 block of L Avenue shortly before 3 pm. The Sheriff’s Office says 18-year [ MORE ]
Quad Cities-based Deere and Company is reporting favorable second quarter earnings, despite Iowa farmers facing significant challenges from foul weather, poor commodity prices and international trade troubles. During a conference call Friday morning, Brent Norwood, [ MORE ]
The governor’s signing of the bill that makes industrial hemp production legal has put the process in motion to create the rules for producers. Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig says the 2018 federal farm bill [ MORE ]
Governor Kim Reynolds will be coming to Edgewood next week. The governor will visit Kendrick Forest Products on Monday afternoon to sign the overweight bill and take a tour. Their log salesman, Kirby Kendrick, has [ MORE ]
One of Manchester’s biggest community events is coming up in just a couple of weeks. Rhubarb on the River returns on Saturday, June 1st – it’s a one-day festival with vendors, food and music for [ MORE ]
The Delaware County Master Gardeners had another successful plant sale this year. The Master Gardeners brought over 750 plants to the Saturday’s sale at the fairgrounds, with most of them snapped up within the first [ MORE ]
A new condo-style building will be built in Manchester by the end of the year. Local developer Wes Schulte says they’re excited to break ground on Phase One of the West Brook Development project on [ MORE ]
Over two thousand chickens were killed in a semi rollover near West Union early Tuesday. The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office says a semi hauling a trailer filled with around five thousand chickens lost control while [ MORE ]
America’s trade war with China is escalating and Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says farmers will be among the first to feel the effects. After President Trump raised tariffs last week on some 200-billion dollars worth [ MORE ]
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