Sioux City, Iowa (RI) – Nearly 200 eighth grade students heard the Sioux City Symphony perform “Violins of Hope” this past week, on restored violins from Holocaust victims of World
Today’s Talk of the Town podcast features our guest, Northwest Iowa Community College President Dr. John Hartog, talking about the 60th Anniversary of NCC, which will be this coming Monday,
IARN – General inflation has cooled off from the high points in recent years, but input costs are not following suit. Dr. Michael Langemeier is the director of Purdue’s Center
IARN – The Iowa Corn Growers Association (ICGA) has advocated for year-round, nationwide E15 for more than 15 years—a goal that remains a top priority as farm families face tightening
IARN – The Iowa Farm Act continues to move through the State Legislature as lawmakers work to finalize the comprehensive ag policy package before the session comes to a close.
IARN – On top of distributing food to people who need it, food banks across the country play a vital role in reducing food waste. The USDA estimates that up
IARN – New legislation is aimed at providing improvements and updates to the Endangered Species Act. Shelby Hagenauer, senior director of government relations for the American Farm Bureau Federation, said
IARN – The Cattle on Feed Reports from USDA provide a look at the inventory of cattle in feedlots throughout the United States. The April Cattle on Feed Report shows
The KIWA Shopper’s Page is back!! Peruse the list below, call KIWA at 712-324-2597 from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday to make your purchases, then stop in
Today’s Talk of the Town podcast features our guest, Heidi Brown of Citizens State Banks in Sheldon and Boyden, talking about the bank’s annual Community Shred Day, which is this
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