Leona Mae Scarrow

Leona Mae Scarrow, 24 week infant daughter of Dan and Meryl (Gahagan) Scarrow, of Jewell, was born on Jan. 22, 2020, and left our family to be with the Lord on Thursday, Jan. 24, 2020, at the University of Iowa Hospital and Clinics, Iowa City.  Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 1, 2020, at Harvest Vineyard Church, 320 S. 17th St., Ames, followed by burial at Evergreen Cemetery, Jewell.  Visitation will be Friday evening, Jan. 31, from 4 to 6 p.m., at the church.

Quick response a life saver for U of I team manager

by Darren Miller

hawkeyesports.com

Luke Slavens celebrated his 20th birthday on Jan. 21 like most college sophomores.

  The University of Iowa men’s basketball manager went to guard CJ Fredrick’s apartment and watched basketball games with forward Jack Nunge and other managers. All things considered, it was somewhat of a subdued celebration. Especially considering that nine days earlier, Slavens nearly died.

Are you ready to Caucus?

Why should you Caucus?

For more than four decades, presidential candidates have come to Iowa to test the electoral waters. That’s because the Iowa caucuses serve as the first contest in the nation on the road to the White House.

On Feb. 3, Iowans will be the very first citizens to cast a vote in the presidential nominating process.  It has become a crucial test of strength for candidates to do well at the Iowa caucuses. A strong showing helps to build momentum in the states that follow.

Are you ready to Caucus?

Why should you Caucus?

For more than four decades, presidential candidates have come to Iowa to test the electoral waters. That’s because the Iowa caucuses serve as the first contest in the nation on the road to the White House.

On Feb. 3, Iowans will be the very first citizens to cast a vote in the presidential nominating process.  It has become a crucial test of strength for candidates to do well at the Iowa caucuses. A strong showing helps to build momentum in the states that follow.

A ‘Super’ opportunity

(Above) Kristin Mathis celebrates Kansas City’s AFC Championship on the field as a member of the Chief’s organization.-Submitted photo.

Internship makes Mathis a member of the Chief’s team

by Marianne Gasaway

Sunday’s Super Bowl has a Clear Lake connection.

A ‘Super’ opportunity

(Above) Kristin Mathis celebrates Kansas City’s AFC Championship on the field as a member of the Chief’s organization.-Submitted photo.

Internship makes Mathis a member of the Chief’s team

by Marianne Gasaway

Sunday’s Super Bowl has a Clear Lake connection.

Quick response a life saver for U of I team manager

by Darren Miller

hawkeyesports.com

Luke Slavens celebrated his 20th birthday on Jan. 21 like most college sophomores.

  The University of Iowa men’s basketball manager went to guard CJ Fredrick’s apartment and watched basketball games with forward Jack Nunge and other managers. All things considered, it was somewhat of a subdued celebration. Especially considering that nine days earlier, Slavens nearly died.

Quick response a life saver for U of I team manager

by Darren Miller

hawkeyesports.com

Luke Slavens celebrated his 20th birthday on Jan. 21 like most college sophomores.

  The University of Iowa men’s basketball manager went to guard CJ Fredrick’s apartment and watched basketball games with forward Jack Nunge and other managers. All things considered, it was somewhat of a subdued celebration. Especially considering that nine days earlier, Slavens nearly died.

Mirror-Reporter E-edition 1-29-2020

A "Super" opportunity!

Mirror-Reporter E-edition 1-29-2020

A "Super" opportunity!

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