Greene News

Iowa Workforce Development says about 20,000 unemployed workers who face the loss of unemployment insurance benefits have qualified for up to 14 weeks of emergency assistance.

Floyd County authorities say at least six homes were evacuated because of an anhydrous ammonia leak in the town of Greene.

Financial problems could force the closure of a West Des Moines pet store. Petland was closed for business today; a sign on the front door saying it will reopen in the near future.

Red Cross officials will host a 'packing party' today to help load nine disaster trailers that will be stationed across the state in case of need.

Come join Certified Holistic Health Counselor and Founder of Artemis in the City , LLC, Danielle Heard, MS, HHC in an evening of fun and discussion as we watch this eye-opening and entertaining film on corn and its impact on the American food system.

Greene, Ia. - Russell Frascht witnessed Sam Snead's dance with disaster in an Iowa farm field 50 years ago.

Although corn is a food most people associate with New Mexico, our state is not one of the nation's top producers; yet corn is everywhere in our regional diet.

Residents of Greene celebrated their community this weekend. Greene River Days took place on Friday and Saturday at Picturesque Perrin Park.

The first airplane was sold commercially on the day he was born. On the same day, Jim Thorpe made his pro baseball pitching debut for Rocky Mount, and Nannie Burroughs formed the National Training School for Women.

COORDINATOR LORENE REXWINKEL REPORTS 268 STUDENTS WERE ENROLLED IN 26 CLASSES. FIFTY OF THE STUDENTS WERE SENIORS.

The question the film a oeKing Corna wanted to answer was simple: Where does our food come from? The answer was complex and sprawling, but it was made easier to digest by the storytelling, which the Peabody judges said started off a oelike a post-grad goof.a College buddies Ian Cheney and Curt Ellis, the filma s co-producers and stars, set off for ...

We continue to track severe thunderstorms in Chicksaw and Floyd counties. A trained spotter has reported quarter-sized hail at 7:00 p.m. near Hansell in Franklin County.