Mount Pleasant, IA News

• Mount Pleasant, IA News
• Two outstanding grads were honored as Distinguished Alumni this weekend! Congrat...
• Congratulations to the Iowa Wesleyan College Class of 2012! Check out the photos...
• Iowa Wesleyan College graduation ceremonies will be broadcast live Saturday, May...
• A trio of Iowa Wesleyan College athletes have received Midwest Collegiate Confer...
• Iowa Wesleyan College Assistant Professor of Psychology, Dr. Cyndi Walljasper, w...
• Iowa Wesleyan College students will join with area youth in planting the new Com...
• Henry County Fair 2012
• Earth Week at IWC next week! Enter our recycled/repurposed art contest on Thursd...
• Sierrah Garcia of Iowa Wesleyan has been named the NAIA National Softball Pitche...
• Got something to say? (You know you do!) Plan to stop by WordUp! Writing Festiva...
• Poetry reading tonight at 7 in the Social Hall, followed by Take Back the Night...
• We're celebrating the Women of Wesleyan this week! Check out all the events on t...
• Iowa Wesleyan College has been named to the 2012 President’s Higher Education Co...
• Spring Visit Day
• Iowa Wesleyan College senior Anna Jones has capped her Tiger career by being nam...
• Iowa Wesleyan College's Keith Brown, a freshman from Milwaukee, WI, finished fou...
• Thank you to all who participated in the Blood Drive on campus yesterday! 50 un...
• It's a Tiger Trifecta! Three IWC Tigers have received MCC Athlete of the Week Ho...
• Happy birthday Iowa Wesleyan College! Celebrating 170 years.
• Support the IWC Softball Team! The girls will be clearing tables at the Pizza R...
• Dr. Joel Brown will present a piano recital on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the Chap...
• Tiger basketball tonight in the Ruble! Women's game begins at 5:30 with men's ga...
• Join IWC students for a Start Something that Matters party! This Thursday at 11...
• The Tigers are back in action tonight! Come on over to the Ruble Arena to watch...
• Back to school! We're welcoming students and faculty back to campus today. Sprin...
• Happy New Year!
• Merry Christmas to all! Happy holidays from all of us at Iowa Wesleyan College.
• It's finals week -- good luck IWC students!
• Celebrate the season with the Service of Lessons and Carols this Sunday evening!...
• A group of IWC students are preparing for a service project in Rwanda this sprin...
• Music student Scott Teater was featured in the Burlington Hawk Eye. Read about i...
• In this season of Thanksgiving, we pause to acknowledge how much we appreciate t...
• Wesleyan Visit Day! It's a great day to explore being a Tiger. Welcome prospecti...
• November 15 is America Recycles Day! Help preserve our planet by recycling at ho...
• On Veterans Day, we honor all students, alumni, faculty and staff who have serve...
• Youth String Festival today on campus. Welcome young musicians!
• Tomorrow is Tiger Spirit Day! Looking forward to welcoming prospective students...
• Tomorrow is National Make a Difference Day. Iowa Wesleyan College celebrates ser...
• Dr. Michael Hill of the University of Iowa will engage Iowa Wesleyan College stu...
• The Board of Trustees voted today to apply for membership in the NCAA Division I...
• Kelly Wetherald of Homer Glen, Ill. has been named the Midwest Collegiate Confe...
• Sometimes being at college is just plain fun!
• Remember Wesleyan! Come to campus Saturday evening for a program of history and...
• This Friday is Wesleyan Visit Day for prospective students. It's a great way to...
• Congratulations to alumni Don Lewis, Jerry Courtney and Mike Wiggins, the newest...
• Homecoming photos now on the IWC website! www.iwc.edu
• Trick or Treating
• The countdown to Homecoming begins! There's a full schdule of events for alumni...
• IWC senior outside hitter Megan McVey has been named the Midwest Collegiate Con...
• Congratulations Erin Lucido (Fr.-St. Louis, Mo.) -- the Midwest Collegiate Confe...
• The Harlan-Lincoln House will be open tomorrow, August 31, from 11:00 a.m. - 2:0...
• Tiger athletics this weekend! Women's soccer travels to Calumet College Indiana...
• Back to School for Mount Pleasant - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• It's the first day of classes for the 2011-12 school year! Alumni, what advice w...
• Welcome Class of 2015!
• Welcome Tiger athletes! Members of the football, volleyball and soccer teams are...
• Did you play volleyball at IWC? Mark your calendar for the Alumni Volleyball mat...
• RAGBRAI is rolling across Iowa this week! Any IWC alumni or students on the ride...
• Next week is Iowa Private College Week! It's the perfect time for high school st...
• This day in history -- 42 years ago today astronaut Neil Armstrong took "one small step for man, one giant step for mankind" and became the first person to walk on the moon. Tell us, alumni, where you were you at that historic moment?
• IWC head softball coach Mike Hampton is one of the coaches for a national 14 & under team competing in New York City this week. Hampton was selected to coach a team for the Triple Crown USA Invitational July 10-15 in Central Park. The invitational i
• Tiger baseball players Andrew Jurgesmeyer and Jacob Sanchez are on teams in collegiate baseball leagues this summer. Jurgesmeyer is playing for the Ozark Generals, a team based in Springfield, Mo. Sanchez is playing for the Tucson Nationals. IWC Assistan
• Southeast Iowa alumni and friends are invited to an evening at the ballpark on July 18! Come watch the Burlington Bees from the party deck. Contact the Alumni Office at alumni@iwc.edu or by calling 319-385-6215 for more information.
• NASA astronaut and IWC alum Dr. Peggy Whitson will be inducted into the Iowa Aviation Hall of Fame this Saturday at 2 p.m. She is being honored for her contributions to the space program. Event will be at the Iowa Aviation Museum at the Greenfield, Iowa,
• Welcome to our newest “students!” AEA Summer Enrichment program for students in grades 2-7 is going on through June 23 on campus. The learning continues this summer at IWC.
• Henry County Fair 2011
• Iowa Wesleyan College senior Leigha Strong was named to the NAIA Softball All-American Honorable Mention Team. Congratulations, Leigha!
• IWC senior golfers Emery McGraw (Loveland, Colo.) and Melissa Petersen (Wilton, Iowa) were named All-Conference honorable mention selections by the Midwest Collegiate Conference. This was McGraw’s first selection in his four-year career at IWC. P
• Bienvenido a casa – that’s “Welcome home” to the IWC Mexico study tour group! Twenty-four students and staff visited the cities of Oaxaca, Mexico City, Taxco and Acapulco. They observed stone carving and rug weaving, climbed pyram
• Iowa Wesleyan College captured two of the top three honors in the Midwest Collegiate all-conference baseball selections, voted by conference coaches. IWC coach Brett Monaghan is the MCC Coach of the Year for the second straight season and senior Jorge
• Drilling for the geothermal units for the new campus energy system started today on the south side of campus.
• Alumni Family Fun Weekend in Des Moines June 11-12. Free tickets to the Iowa Cubs games are still available! Join IWC alumni and friends for the game and pre-game festivities at Legends Bar and Grill on Court Avenue. Overnight accommodations are availab
• The Tiger softball teams opens National Tournament Pool Play in Gulf Shores, AL, today at 3:00 p.m. CST against William Carey University. Live stats for all of IWC's games in the national tournament and for all games in the tourney will be available
• Jorge Martinez (Sr.-Tucson, Ariz.) was named the Midwest Collegiate Conference Pitcher of the Year and the Iowa Wesleyan College baseball team was well-represented when the conference released its 2011 league honors on Monday. The Tigers placed six pla
• The Tiger baseball season came to an end Saturday afternoon when IWC fell to Union (Ky.) College 9-6. The Tigers finish 35-20, including 2-2 in their first ever trip to the NAIA National Tournament. Congratulations to Coach Monaghan and the team for a gr
• After a thrilling come-from-behind win in their first game yesterday, the Tiger baseball team fell in the second game, losing to top-seeded Union (Ky) College. The Tigers are still in the tournament, however, and will play again at 5 p.m. today. Stay tun
• The Tiger baseball team takes on Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio) in the opening round of the NAIA National Tournament today. Game time is 10 a.m. CDT. Game will be broadcast online at www.iwc.edu/onlinemedia. GO TIGERS
• The Tiger softball team defeated William Penn on Sunday in the Midwest Collegiate Conference's tournament championship game. The win gives the Tigers an automatic bid to the NAIA National Tournament! The Tournament is May 19-25 in Gulf Shores, Alaba
• IWC baseball team is MCC Tournament champions after beating Grand View 5-3 and is headed to the NAIA National Tournament for the first time!
• It's a beautiful day for Commencement! If you are unable to join us on campus, log on to www.kilj.com and listen to the ceremony live.
• Preparations are underway for tomorrow's Commencement Ceremony. Please visit for the complete schedule of events.
• Feliz cinco de mayo! Art Professor Don Jones will be leading his annual trip to Mexico next week. Share your Iowa Wesleyan Mexico memories.
• Congratulations to the Tigers on winning the MCC Baseball Tournament opener last night, defeating Waldorf 10-5. Tigers face #2 seed Grand View today at 3:30 p.m. We'll have the broadcast on our Web site, www.iwc.edu/onlinemedia.
• Today is National Teacher’s Day. Don’t forget to acknowledge your favorite professor! Tell them of your appreciation for their time and dedication to your education. Students and alumni, who is/was your favorite IWC professor and why?
• Today marks the start of final exams week, through the May 5th. Don’t let the stress of studying get you down. Take a break to visit for study tips. Good luck, students! Alumni, any advice for current students for exam taking?
• Attend the Spring Thing today, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., on the quad. Activities include a dunk tank, photo booth, and airbrush tattoos…Or stop by for some cotton candy, popcorn, and snow cones. More included, so be sure to check it out!
• Did you catch the royal wedding this morning? Congratulations to newlyweds Kate and William! IWC students and alumni, what are your royalty memories? Share with us your stories and photos!
• Don’t miss today’s Forum at 11 a.m. in the Chapel Auditorium. Today is Awards Day, IWC’s annual ceremony honoring academic excellence, scholarship, and teaching. Come to congratulate fellow students and faculty for their well-earned hon
• Congratulations to the baseball team and coaching staff for winning the first outright Conference baseball regular season championship in the over 100 years of Iowa Wesleyan College having baseball. Through all the rain, snow, wet fields, rescheduling a
• Don’t miss today’s Forum at 11 a.m. in the Chapel Auditorium. Contributors to the College literary magazine, Design, will share their work. Come to sit back, relax, and enjoy the talents of IWC students and faculty.
• Join S.U.B. tonight for Late Night Breakfast at 9 p.m. in Sodexo!
• Don't miss the IWC energy project kick-off today at 12:15 p.m. It will be held in the lobby area just outside Espy-McCurdy classroom in the Howe Student Activity Center. Following the announcement, a tree will be presented in honor of the Class of 2
• Ahoy! Today S.U.B. is hosting a Pirate Party Easter Egg Hunt in the pool, located in the Old Gym at 8 p.m. Brush up on your pirate slang at and stop by for some fun!
• Today is another Spring Visit Day! If you happen to see a prospective student on campus, prove you love being an IWC Tiger by showing your welcoming spirit!
• Yesterday's Word Up Festivities were great. Hope you didn't miss the activities!
• Don’t miss today’s Forum at 11 a.m. in the Chapel Auditorium. Mary Swander, Iowa’s Poet Laureate, will discuss her new book, How I Got My Dog. This event is sponsored by the Haselmayer Endowment for the Arts. Visit Mary’s website
• Students, be sure to cast your votes online for the Student Government Association Election Day today! Alumni, tell us of your most influential student leader when you attended IWC, and what they did that could inspire student leaders today.
• President Obama has proclaimed April 10 through April 16, 2011, as National Volunteer Week, calling upon all Americans to observe this week by volunteering in service projects across our country and pledging to make service a part of their daily lives. I
• The Sammons Classic schedule and location has changed due to rain. All games will be held at Mapleleaf rather than at East Lake. IWC will not be playing due to limited softball fields, but come watch our visitors play. Games start at 1:30 p.m. and the la
• IWC Greek Week begins today, through the 8th! Tuesday Lunch: Greek Interest Group Strong (Wo)Man Competition - Sodexo Lobby; Tuesday, 6 p.m.-- FREE Hot Dogs - Softball v. St. Ambrose University - HOME - Mapleleaf Wednesday: $5 Formal w DJ (dress in outf
• S.U.B. presents $2 movies tonight at the Temple Twin Theatre. See "Hop" at 8:45 p.m. or "Limitless" at 9:10.
• Head Tiger men’s basketball coach Alan Magnani has been named one of 17 finalists for the 2011 Don Meyer NAIA Coach of the Year award. The winner will be announced at the CollegeInsider.com awards banquet tonight in Houston, site of the men'
• Join us today at 11:00 in the Chapel for the IWC Inspirational Women panel. IWC female graduates will be discussing life at IWC and after IWC.
• Today is April Fool’s Day, so beware of pranks! Alumni, have you ever pulled any pranks at IWC or on a professor here? Tell us your All Fool’s Day stories!
• Don’t miss today’s Forum, Sex Trafficking in India, at 11 a.m. in the Chapel Auditorium. We are celebrating the 2nd annual Women of Wesleyan Week.
• Two buildings on the Iowa Wesleyan campus are named for women: Elizabeth Hershey Hall and the Carol J. Nemitz Suites. Hershey Hall opened as a women’s residence hall in 1899. Its primary benefactor was Elizabeth Hershey of Muscatine, who issued the
• Fact: Seven Wesleyan female students founded the P.E.O. Sisterhood in 1869 on campus. Today it is an international philanthropic, educational organization positively impacting the lives of women around the world. Iowa Wesleyan alumna Elizabeth Garrels se
• Iowa Wesleyan College welcomes area high schools students to the annual SEIA Super Conference Art Workshop. Their artwork will be on display until April 1 in the P.E.O. Art Gallery. Stop by and check it out!
• Fact: Belle Babb Mansfield, the first woman admitted to the practice of law in the United States, was an 1866 Iowa Wesleyan graduate.
• Iowa Wesleyan celebrates women! It’s Women of Wesleyan Week and there are activities every day. Check out the schedule at www.iwc.edu/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&layout=allevents&id=93 We’ll post a fact every day abo
• Today is a Spring Visit Day! If you happen to see a prospective student on campus, prove you love being an IWC Tiger by showing your welcoming spirit!
• Strike up the band! Forum at 11 a.m. in the Chapel Auditorium will feature The United States Air Force Heartland of America Brass Band in a free concert, sponsored by the Haselmayer Endowment for the Arts and Mt Pleasant News. Can’t make it? Be su
• Read the Burlington Hawkeye's coverage of World Water Day at Iowa Wesleyan. Here is a link to the article:
• Free tickets to the United States Air Force Brass in Blue Concert are available! The concert will be Thurs., March 31 at 7:30 p.m. in the Chapel Auditorium. It is sponsored by the Haselmayer Endowment for the Arts and the Mt. Pleasant News. Advanced seat
• Celebrate World Water Day with IWC! • 10 a.m. Water Day Student Exhibits & Activities – Campus Lawn (Rain Location: Social Hall) • 11 a.m. IWC Water Documentary – Chapel • Noon Water Day Student Exhibits & Activ
• Don’t miss out on S.U.B. water-related Bingo today in the Social Hall at 8 p.m. in celebration of World Water Week, March 20-26!
• Get involved with the Student Government Association! SGA president/vice president signatures to run are due to Ashley Lang by 5:00 p.m. today
• Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Are you wearing your green? Don’t miss today’s Forum at 11 a.m. in the Chapel Auditorium. Southeast Iowa Symphony artist-in-residence, violinist Erin Furbee, will present a concert of favorite tunes. The orchest
• Watch the IWC Water Day 2011 video here at
• Welcome back, students and staff! Classes resume today at IWC. We hope everyone had a wonderful Spring Break! Tell us your Spring Break stories.
• IWC’s Habitat for Humanity chapter has returned from service in Nashville, Tennessee. Students and staff helped rebuild after devastating floods in the area over this Spring Break week. Tell us about your trip! Alumni, tell us your stories of servi
• The IWC men's basketball team defeated Indiana University Southeast 86-75. They advance to the second round of the NAIA tournament and play at noon tomorrow. The IWC women's basketball team plays Tennessee Wesleyan University this afternoo
• Tune in and listen to the men's basketball game live by visiting www.kilj.com. Tigers lead as they begin the second half of the game. GO TIGERS!
• Today is Fat Tuesday, also known as Mardi Gras. Have any of you attended Mardi Gras in New Orleans, Louisiana? Tell us about it! Learn more about the festivities, history, and more at:
• Today marks the start of National Procrastination Week, through the 13th. Good thing we’re on Spring Break! So tell us – what are YOU putting off doing?
• Today is the last day of classes before Spring Break! Students, what are your Spring Break plans this year? Alumni, give us your Spring Break stories and tell us about your most exciting Spring Break destinations and adventures. Have a great week student
• Watch for updates this week from the Iowa Wesleyan students who are leaving tomorrow for an alternative Spring Break. They will be rebuilding houses in Nashville that were damaged by flooding.
• The IWC men's and women's basketball teams are off to their NAIA Division II national tourneys after receiving at-large bids! The Tiger men begin tournament play at 8:30 a.m. on Thurs., March 10 against Indiana Univ.-Southeast at Keeter Gymna
• Don't miss tomorrow's Forum, March 3 at 11:00 a.m. in the Chapel Auditorium. Morgan Hoenig will talk about her local organic farm, MogoOrganic. Morgan's talk will address some of the ways human life and labor can be more attentive to the
• Don't miss the opportunity to see William Inge's Bus Stop tomorrow night, Tuesday, March 1 in the Chapel Auditorium. This event is free and open to the public thanks to the sponsorship of the Haselmayer Endowment for the Arts. It is performed
• Join the IWC Choir on Sat., Feb. 26 for its famous Pancake Breakfast! The theme is Hawaiian--there will be music from South Pacific, traditional Samoan dance, and all choir members in costume. The breakfast will run from 8:00 to 11:00 am at the First Uni
• The St. Charles Chamber of Commerce recently awarded Iowa Wesleyan alumnus and Board of Trustee member Gary Shaw with a Citizens of the Years award. Read more at
• Happy Birthday, Iowa Wesleyan College--Founded February 17, 1842!
• The statue of Belle Babb Mansfield shows her Wesleyan pride by sporting a purple scarf on this chilly day.
• Iowa Wesleyan College EVENING CLASSES at SOUTHEASTERN and MUSCATINE Community Colleges have been cancelled tonight, Thursday, February 3, 2011, due to those schools remaining closed. Classes WILL be held this evening at Iowa Wesleyan College.
• Men’s and women’s basketball teams play William Penn University tonight in games rescheduled from last night. Game times are 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. in Ruble Arena.
• Iowa Wesleyan College will resume its regular schedule tomorrow, Thursday, February 3, at 8:00 a.m. Classes will held and offices will be open. Please use caution when traveling to campus.
• All Iowa Wesleyan College classes, day and Extended Learning, will be cancelled and offices will be closed beginning at 2:00 p.m. today, Tuesday, February 1. Offices will reopen and classes will resume at 8:00 a.m. on Thursday, February 3. Residence Ha
• It's basketball night in the Ruble Arena! The #14 ranked basketball teams (both men & women have same rank this week) will be hosting Grand View at 5:30 p.m.and 7:30 p.m. It’s also ‘White Out’ night, so fans are requested to
• Get ready to ROCK THE RUBLE! Help us pack the house for Saturday afternoon’s basketball games against St. Ambrose! We want students, alumni, friends and all basketball fans to fill the seats of the Ruble Arena and cheer on the nationally-ranked men
• Show your TIGER PRIDE and WEAR PURPLE to the Men and Women's basketball games tomorrow evening against Mount Mercy University. The games are at 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at Ruble Arena.
• In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, the Center for Service-Learning & Civic Engagement will be holding a Day of Service for the campus community on Monday, Jan. 17, 2011. Events include: Bread Baking-10:00am-2:30pm @First United Methodist Chur
• IWC ALUMNI... Have you had a change in contact information? Did you change jobs? Did you earn an award? Did you get married/have a baby? We’d like to know your exciting news and so would your classmates! Send your news (photos too!) to alumni@iw
• IWC alumnus Adam Krack was recently sworn in as a police officer for the Iowa City Police Department. Read more at
• For the second time this year, Iowa Wesleyan College's Anna Jones (Jr.-Cornell, Ill.) has been named the Midwest Collegiate Conference Women's Basketball Player of the Week. Jones won the award for the second time in three weeks and made it thr
• Iowa Wesleyan alumnus Dana Holgorsen will replace Jeff Mullen as offensive coordinator and become “head coach in waiting” in 2011 at West Virginia University. Read more at
• We look forward to Jake Ayers joining IWC this fall! Read more at
• This Friday there will be a reception for Brittany (Pope) Kahler, senior Art Studio Major in the P.E.O. Building Art Gallery from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Her exhibit will run until January 28. Along with Brittany's work, Leo Clark has work on the upper d
• Visit the new Tiger Athletics website: www.iwctigers.com!
• Fourteen IWC P.E. and Exercise Science Students attended the Iowa State Association of Physical Education Recreation and Dance Convention in Davenport recently. Adam Dubuque, a senior from St. Louis, MO was one of only two student IAHPERD Scholarship re
• Shop the IWC Bookstore on Black Friday! Enjoy a 30% discount plus free shipping!! Visit
• IWC alumna and Mt. Pleasant Community Middle School choir director, Marlene DePreist was chosen as guest conductor for the fifth-sixth grade choir at the Opus Honor Choir concert Nov. 18 at Iowa State University in Ames. Read more at
• IWC students were elected to three of the four state offices in CMENC, the collegiate division of the Iowa music educators association. Junior Madeline Sloat was elected state CMENC president for the 2nd consecutive year and sophomores Natalie Cunningham
• North Pole Express
• Iowa Wesleyan College soccer players Jessica Ryan-Cheeley (Sr.-Burlington, Iowa) and Albert Michael (Fr.-St. Johns, Antigua) were named honorable mention selections as the Midwest Collegiate Conference released its men's and women's soccer a
• Recent IWC graduate Bruno Rwayitare is a featured staff member at the University of Iowa. Read more at
• Our condolences are extended to the Dr. Robert Prins family, Iowa Wesleyan College's longest serving president. Prins passed away on Sunday, November 14. read more at
• Iowa Wesleyan alumnus Peggy Whitson talks about the International Space Station on Space.com. Visit to read the article.
• Visit our webcam page for live views of campus! Go to www.iwc.edu/campuscams.
• The Class of 2014!
• Fall is here--will you be joining us for homecoming this year?
• Alumni, Faculty, Staff, Student Gathering
• New students moving in and kicking off a new school year!
• Purchase your 2010 Homecoming t-shirt today! Contact Ashley Lang (ashley.lang@iwc.edu), Director of Student Activities, for more information.
• The design for the 2010 Homecoming shirt has changed slightly. Here's the new look. Purchase yours today by contacting Ashley Lang (ashley.lang@iwc.edu).
• Is coaching more stressful than other vocations?
• Mt. Pleasant woman battling two cancers
• Progress being made on W-MU complex
• Forum planned for supervisor, state rep candidates Oct. 25
• Twenty-six and counting for band
• Ashley Lang named IWC director of student services
• County United Way kicks off 2011 campaign to raise $72,011
• Many area youngsters receive a ride in those flying machines
• Mt. Pleasant School Board hears update on school finances
• Conservation board focuses on progress of FEMA
• Safety Bear visits
• Board mulls adding Facebook to PR menu
• Holly Dog’s misadventurous summer
• Mt. Pleasant middle school food drive pick-up Saturday
• Vintage fall car run may run through Mt. Pleasant in 2012
• In custody
• Vintage fall car run may run through Mt. Pleasant in 2012
• In custody
• Is coaching more stressful than other vocations?
• Mt. Pleasant woman battling two cancers
• Progress being made on W-MU complex
• Salem Crew Public Library: Truly an awesome project
• They will be jamming above the dam tomorrow atop the hillside at the Oakland Mills Nature Center
• County United Way kicks off 2011 campaign to raise $72,011
• Many area youngsters receive a ride in those flying machines
• Mt. Pleasant School Board hears update on school finances
• Conservation board focuses on progress of FEMA
• Safety Bear visits
• Board mulls adding Facebook to PR menu
• Holly Dog’s misadventurous summer
• Mt. Pleasant middle school food drive pick-up Saturday
• Safety Bear visits
• Board mulls adding Facebook to PR menu
• Holly Dog’s misadventurous summer
• Mt. Pleasant middle school food drive pick-up Saturday
• Vintage fall car run may run through Mt. Pleasant in 2012
• In custody
• Sesquicentennial committee meets to determine function
• Pumpkin king
• Young Eagles fly-in comes to airport
• I want to be a firefighter
• Mt. Pleasant seventh grade football teams shut out at Washington
• Salem Crew Public Library: Truly an awesome project
• They will be jamming above the dam tomorrow atop the hillside at the Oakland Mills Nature Center
• County United Way kicks off 2011 campaign to raise $72,011
• Many area youngsters receive a ride in those flying machines
• Mt. Pleasant School Board hears update on school finances
• Conservation board focuses on progress of FEMA
• Many area youngsters receive a ride in those flying machines
• Mt. Pleasant School Board hears update on school finances
• Conservation board focuses on progress of FEMA
• Safety Bear visits
• Board mulls adding Facebook to PR menu
• Holly Dog’s misadventurous summer
• NL moves forward on Orchard Lane parking ban
• Solution to needle problem looms
• Old Salem library, lots have new ownership
• Sesquicentennial committee meets to determine function
• Pumpkin king
• Young Eagles fly-in comes to airport
• I want to be a firefighter
• Mt. Pleasant seventh grade football teams shut out at Washington
• Salem Crew Public Library: Truly an awesome project
• They will be jamming above the dam tomorrow atop the hillside at the Oakland Mills Nature Center
• County United Way kicks off 2011 campaign to raise $72,011
• Salem Crew Public Library: Truly an awesome project
• They will be jamming above the dam tomorrow atop the hillside at the Oakland Mills Nature Center
• County United Way kicks off 2011 campaign to raise $72,011
• Many area youngsters receive a ride in those flying machines
• Mt. Pleasant School Board hears update on school finances
• Conservation board focuses on progress of FEMA
• Safety Bear visits
• IWC celebrates homecoming
• NL moves forward on Orchard Lane parking ban
• Solution to needle problem looms
• Old Salem library, lots have new ownership
• Sesquicentennial committee meets to determine function
• Pumpkin king
• Young Eagles fly-in comes to airport
• I want to be a firefighter
• Mt. Pleasant seventh grade football teams shut out at Washington
• I want to be a firefighter
• Mt. Pleasant seventh grade football teams shut out at Washington
• Salem Crew Public Library: Truly an awesome project
• They will be jamming above the dam tomorrow atop the hillside at the Oakland Mills Nature Center
• Grab a stapler or some safety pins, please, and pick up a book
• County United Way kicks off 2011 campaign to raise $72,011
• Pink is the color of cancer awareness
• Many area youngsters receive a ride in those flying machines
• IWC celebrates homecoming
• Danville ponders options for new community center
• Another year nearly over for the Pioneer Cemetery Commission
• Hike night
• NL moves forward on Orchard Lane parking ban
• Solution to needle problem looms
• Old Salem library, lots have new ownership
• Sesquicentennial committee meets to determine function
• Pumpkin king
• Young Eagles fly-in comes to airport
• Solution to needle problem looms
• Old Salem library, lots have new ownership
• Sesquicentennial committee meets to determine function
• Pumpkin king
• Young Eagles fly-in comes to airport
• I want to be a firefighter
• Mt. Pleasant seventh grade football teams shut out at Washington
• Salem Crew Public Library: Truly an awesome project
• They will be jamming above the dam tomorrow atop the hillside at the Oakland Mills Nature Center
• Grab a stapler or some safety pins, please, and pick up a book
• Pink is the color of cancer awareness
• Supervisors pledge $5,000 ensure safe living environments
• IWC celebrates homecoming
• Danville ponders options for new community center
• Another year nearly over for the Pioneer Cemetery Commission
• Hike night
• NL moves forward on Orchard Lane parking ban
• Supervisors pledge $5,000 ensure safe living environments
• IWC celebrates homecoming
• Danville ponders options for new community center
• Another year nearly over for the Pioneer Cemetery Commission
• Hike night
• NL moves forward on Orchard Lane parking ban
• Solution to needle problem looms
• Sesquicentennial committee meets to determine function
• Old Salem library, lots have new ownership
• Pumpkin king
• Young Eagles fly-in comes to airport
• I want to be a firefighter
• Mt. Pleasant seventh grade football teams shut out at Washington
• Scrap metal bandits target county properties
• Police union asks for 4-percent salary hike
• Autopsy update
• Rewarded teachers
• Expanded parking
• Scrap metal bandits target county properties
• Police union asks for 4-percent salary hike
• Autopsy update
• Rewarded teachers
• Supervisors pledge $5,000 ensure safe living environments
• IWC celebrates homecoming
• Danville ponders options for new community center
• Another year nearly over for the Pioneer Cemetery Commission
• NL moves forward on Orchard Lane parking ban
• Hike night
• Solution to needle problem looms
• Old Salem library, lots have new ownership
• One strange year
• Supervisors examine Trenton road issue
• WACO officials hope repairs will fix geothermal system
• Needle disposal continues to be discussed in MP
• A Mule Festival and an Empty Nest
• Expanded parking
• Scrap metal bandits target county properties
• Police union asks for 4-percent salary hike
• Autopsy update
• Rewarded teachers
• Supervisors pledge $5,000 ensure safe living environments
• IWC celebrates homecoming
• Danville ponders options for new community center
• Another year nearly over for the Pioneer Cemetery Commission
• Hike night
• Lack of interest forces business out of Mt. Pleasant
• Danville, Middletown explore water options
• Supervisors examine Trenton road issue
• WACO officials hope repairs will fix geothermal system
• Needle disposal continues to be discussed in MP
• A Mule Festival and an Empty Nest
• Supervisors examine Trenton road issue
• WACO officials hope repairs will fix geothermal system
• Needle disposal continues to be discussed in MP
• A Mule Festival and an Empty Nest
• Expanded parking
• Scrap metal bandits target county properties
• Police union asks for 4-percent salary hike
• Autopsy update
• Rewarded teachers
• Supervisors pledge $5,000 ensure safe living environments
• A word that strikes fear in the heart of many people
• IWC celebrates homecoming
• Reptiles and the American Dream
• New London celebrates homecoming this week
• Dodds: Living the dream
• Aw shucks!
• Lack of interest forces business out of Mt. Pleasant
• Danville, Middletown explore water options
• Rewarded teachers
• Courthouse to get partial makeover
• Wayland State Bank robbery suspects nabbed
• The quilters are coming!
• New London celebrates homecoming this week
• Dodds: Living the dream
• Aw shucks!
• Lack of interest forces business out of Mt. Pleasant
• Danville, Middletown explore water options
• Supervisors examine Trenton road issue
• WACO officials hope repairs will fix geothermal system
• Needle disposal continues to be discussed in MP
• A Mule Festival and an Empty Nest
• Expanded parking
• Supervisors pledge $5,000 ensure safe living environments
• Scrap metal bandits target county properties
• A word that strikes fear in the heart of many people
• Police union asks for 4-percent salary hike
• Reptiles and the American Dream
• Autopsy update
• Historic preservation commission explores options for new projects
• Danville, Middletown explore water options
• Supervisors examine Trenton road issue
• Scrap metal bandits target county properties
• WACO officials hope repairs will fix geothermal system
• Police union asks for 4-percent salary hike
• Needle disposal continues to be discussed in MP
• Autopsy update
• A Mule Festival and an Empty Nest
• Rewarded teachers
• Expanded parking
• Council rents ground, supports grant during speedy meeting
• Emergency Management addresses county pipelines
• How do I spell that?
• Historic preservation commission explores options for new projects
• Courthouse to get partial makeover
• Wayland State Bank robbery suspects nabbed
• The quilters are coming!
• New London celebrates homecoming this week
• Dodds: Living the dream
• Aw shucks!
• Lack of interest forces business out of Mt. Pleasant
• Council rents ground, supports grant during speedy meeting
• Emergency Management addresses county pipelines
• How do I spell that?
• Historic preservation commission explores options for new projects
• Courthouse to get partial makeover
• Wayland State Bank robbery suspects nabbed
• The quilters are coming!
• Supervisors examine Trenton road issue
• New London celebrates homecoming this week
• WACO officials hope repairs will fix geothermal system
• Dodds: Living the dream
• Needle disposal continues to be discussed in MP
• Aw shucks!
• A Mule Festival and an Empty Nest
• Lack of interest forces business out of Mt. Pleasant
• Expanded parking
• Danville, Middletown explore water options
• Campaign wants ‘yes’ vote on public measure A
• Pair attempting to raise autism awareness
• Danville rejects rezoning request
• The harvest is on
• New at WACO
• Danville rejects rezoning request
• The harvest is on
• New at WACO
• Council rents ground, supports grant during speedy meeting
• Emergency Management addresses county pipelines
• How do I spell that?
• Historic preservation commission explores options for new projects
• Courthouse to get partial makeover
• Wayland State Bank robbery suspects nabbed
• The quilters are coming!
• New London celebrates homecoming this week
• Dodds: Living the dream
• Lack of interest forces business out of Mt. Pleasant
• Aw shucks!
• Danville, Middletown explore water options
• Campaign wants ‘yes’ vote on public measure A
• Pair attempting to raise autism awareness
• Campaign wants ‘yes’ vote on public measure A
• Pair attempting to raise autism awareness
• Danville rejects rezoning request
• The harvest is on
• New at WACO
• Council rents ground, supports grant during speedy meeting
• Emergency Management addresses county pipelines
• How do I spell that?
• Historic preservation commission explores options for new projects
• Courthouse to get partial makeover
• Wayland State Bank robbery suspects nabbed
• The quilters are coming!
• New London celebrates homecoming this week
• Dodds: Living the dream
• WACO tables instructor’s request
• Aw shucks!
• New plans for East Lake Park
• Pickin' up
• Grow Henry County

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