Anamosa schools plan long-term facilities spending outlook
ANAMOSA — Anamosa Community School District officials plan to take a longer look at upcoming facility needs, mapping out major expenses over the next five to seven years.Superintendent…
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ANAMOSA — Motorists traveling Iowa Highway 136 can expect a detour next spring as the Iowa Department of Transportation prepares for a paving project…
ANAMOSA — Deteriorating pavement along County Road E16 has raised safety concerns among Jones County officials, prompting discussions about temporary…
By Alli GraceyJournal-EurekaANAMOSA — A nearly $69,000 proposal for additional repairs to a downtown building has raised questions about construction…
By Alli GraceyJournal-EurekaANAMOSA — The Anamosa City Council unanimously approved a five-year agreement with TimeClock Plus on Oct. 12, replacing the city’s current employee timekeeping software in an effort to streamline payroll processing and improve tracking for seasonal workers.The agreement…
Targeted instruction helps Anamosa elementary students make academic gains
By Alli GraceyJournal-EurekaANAMOSA — A targeted approach to reading and math instruction is helping Anamosa elementary students strengthen foundational skills, with district educators…
Anamosa boys cross country: How 'bout them Raiders!
Anamosa boys' team, Burrell win RVC titles
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Anamosa approves five-year employee timekeeping contract
By Alli GraceyJournal-EurekaANAMOSA — The Anamosa City Council unanimously approved a five-year agreement with TimeClock Plus on Oct. 12, replacing the city’s current employee timekeep…
Highway 136 paving project expected to bring detour next spring
ANAMOSA — Motorists traveling Iowa Highway 136 can expect a detour next spring as the Iowa Department of Transportation prepares for a paving project in the Cascade area.Jones County E…
Jones County officials raise safety concerns over deteriorating E16 pavement
ANAMOSA — Deteriorating pavement along County Road E16 has raised safety concerns among Jones County officials, prompting discussions about temporary repairs and possible warning signs…
Unexpected costs raise concerns over Anamosa downtown façade project
By Alli GraceyJournal-EurekaANAMOSA — A nearly $69,000 proposal for additional repairs to a downtown building has raised questions about construction estimates, financial responsibilit…
Sports
Anamosa boys cross country: How 'bout them Raiders!
Anamosa boys' team, Burrell win RVC titles
Anamosa football: Battling to the bitter end
Raider offense struggles in setback
Anamosa girls cross country: A good dress rehearsal
Lloyd claims All-RVC honors
Anamosa volleyball: Getting tournament ready
Raiders compete at RVC event
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Edward Schwers
1962-2026
Mark Harris
1958-2026
Clayton Hollingshead
1957-2026
Dr. Gerald “Gerry” Gale Barker
July 13, 1943 – August 29, 2026 Dr. Gerald “Gerry” Gale Barker, 83, of rural Anamosa, Iowa, passed away peacefully on August 29, 2026, at his beloved BAR-K-R following a courageous two…
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Anamosa approves five-year employee timekeeping contract
By Alli GraceyJournal-EurekaANAMOSA — The Anamosa City Council unanimously approved a five-year agreement with TimeClock Plus on Oct. 12, replacing the city’s current employee timekeep…
Highway 136 paving project expected to bring detour next spring
ANAMOSA — Motorists traveling Iowa Highway 136 can expect a detour next spring as the Iowa Department of Transportation prepares for a paving project in the Cascade area.Jones County E…
Jones County officials raise safety concerns over deteriorating E16 pavement
ANAMOSA — Deteriorating pavement along County Road E16 has raised safety concerns among Jones County officials, prompting discussions about temporary repairs and possible warning signs…
Unexpected costs raise concerns over Anamosa downtown façade project
By Alli GraceyJournal-EurekaANAMOSA — A nearly $69,000 proposal for additional repairs to a downtown building has raised questions about construction estimates, financial responsibilit…
Anamosa schools plan long-term facilities spending outlook
ANAMOSA — Anamosa Community School District officials plan to take a longer look at upcoming facility needs, mapping out major expenses over the next five to seven years.Superintendent…
Targeted instruction helps Anamosa elementary students make academic gains
By Alli GraceyJournal-EurekaANAMOSA — A targeted approach to reading and math instruction is helping Anamosa elementary students strengthen foundational skills, with district educators…
Anamosa boys cross country: How 'bout them Raiders!
Anamosa boys' team, Burrell win RVC titles
Anamosa football: Battling to the bitter end
Raider offense struggles in setback
Anamosa girls cross country: A good dress rehearsal
Lloyd claims All-RVC honors
Anamosa volleyball: Getting tournament ready
Raiders compete at RVC event
Springville cross country: Wow, take a bow boys
Oriole boys cruise to third TRC title in a row
Springville football: Staying in the moment
Orioles claim playoff clinching win over Central City
Midland cross country: Back in the team scoring
Eagles seventh at TRC meet
Midland volleyball: Taking advantage of the opportunity
WYOMING Having exacted a little revenge on Calamus-Wheatland a week earlier, the Midland volleyball team hoped to do it again during their Tri-Rivers Conference tournament pool pl…
Midland football: Punishing ground game
Eagles rush for 361 yards in big win
Pink in the Park carries on legacy of two sisters, supports local cancer care
By Alli Gracey | Journal-EurekaANAMOSA — What began as a way to honor two sisters lost to breast cancer has grown into a community tradition that continues to support cancer patients a…
When cancer affects the whole family: Two boys find friendship, understanding at Camp Kesem
By Alli Gracey | Journal-EurekaJONES COUNTY — For Alvin and Joey, their mother’s cancer diagnosis meant more than doctor appointments, surgeries and treatments.It meant mornings when s…
More than a diagnosis: Julie Ahrendsen reflects on cancer, family and the community that carried her through
By Alli Gracey | Journal-EurekaANAMOSA — When Julie Ahrendsen discovered a lump in her right breast in May 2021, she never imagined that a single doctor’s appointment would change the …