Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana is pledging $100,000 to the Calumet Township Trustee’s Office to aid those impacted by the August 11 derecho. Local authorities see this funding as a vital step in helping the community rebuild and move forward.
Facing a 10-game losing streak, the Oskaloosa football team is eager for a fresh start this season. With the memory of a winless 2025 still fresh, the players are determined to reignite their winning spirit and prove their doubters wrong.
The Mora family has turned an unimaginable loss into a lasting legacy by establishing a scholarship fund in memory of their son, Santana, who died at four months old in January 2012. Along with organizing service projects to commemorate Santana’s birthday, the fund aims to support local students and keep his spirit alive.
Local residents and supporters gathered early on August 22 at Three Elms Golf Course to take part in Buchanan County Sheriff’s Office K-9 golf tournament. With a $200 registration fee per four-person team, the event aims to promote community spirit, provide friendly competition, and raise funds that support the local Sheriff’s Office K-9 unit.
In the wake of punishing 100 mph winds, at least 53 homes lie damaged on the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota. Now, the Salvation Army is stepping up to provide disaster relief and distribute meals to gather hope from the rubble.
Declo High School’s Hornets have soared to the championship stage in two of the last three years, and they’re determined to keep that winning tradition alive. Now, the team embraces fresh challenges in Idaho, hoping to add yet another stellar season to their storied record.
Three months after opening in Charlottesville, Pour Baker has established a devoted customer base and garnered booming success. Now, owner Cammy Jones is setting her sights on bringing her fresh baked creations to a nationwide audience.
Newton Travel Baseball recently hosted a cookout fundraiser, uniting local sports fans for a shared cause. The event garnered support from the community, highlighting the ongoing enthusiasm for youth athletics in the United States.
Families in the Council Bluffs community have a vital resource this summer, with free meals offered to children on Wednesdays. These programs ensure that those who typically rely on school lunches don’t go hungry when classes are out.
The Brodey Hutchinson Memorial Junior Rodeo brought the community of White Pine County together on July 11 for an exhilarating day of competition. Organized by White Pine Productions and supported by local businesses, the rodeo showcased future stars who carried on a proud Western tradition.
