Leave it to the Iola Community Theatre troupe to expand upon the simple “whodunit” genre in absurdly hilarious fashion. After all, there’s also “wheredunit” and “howdunit” questions to be answered. Such is the theme for…

A collection of young actors delight a Bowlus Fine Arts Center crowd Saturday as part of the Missoula Children’s Theatre presentation of “The Emperor’s New Clothes.” The production capped an intense week of auditions and…

The public will get a chance to check out the next generation of young thespians Saturday with the culmination of the Children’s Summer Theater Workshop. For the past two weeks, 37 students from grade 3…

Students in the Iola school district will be able to get health care at school next year.  On a split 4-3 vote, the USD 257 board approved a plan with Community Health Center of Southeast…

Youngsters in Miss Chelsea’s Dance Academy perform numbers to their annual recital, which wraps up at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at the Bowlus Fine Arts Center. Balcony tickets remain available for $10 apiece. It includes a…

The Bowlus Fine Arts Center is getting back to business. The coming season, which starts in September, will go back to a full slate of events and programs after the COVID-19 pandemic limited the program…

Allen County Area Retired School Personnel met May 4 in the Mary Ellen Stadler room at Allen Community College. President John Sheehan presided over the meeting and introduced Dan Kays, executive director of the Bowlus…

The Iola middle and high school bands performed a spring concert at the Bowlus Fine Arts Center on Wednesday evening.

A plan to create a better Allen County will be unveiled on Monday evening. Representatives from Atlas Community Studios and McClure will present the “Allen County Placemaking Action Plan” at 6 p.m. Monday at the…

Iola High School’s forensics team may be young, but they’ve already accomplished a lot. The team placed first in four forensics meets this year, including the Pioneer League meet. They received 136 medals for the…