Gabe Prough

2 weeks ago | who13.com | Gabe Prough

AMES, Iowa – As flowers start to bloom across central Iowa, one spot allows you to enjoy them rain or shine, April showers or not. Reiman Gardens will celebrate its 30th anniversary later this year. The gardens are made up of 17 acres of outdoor space plus an indoor conservatory and a butterfly wing. Butterfly release events are held a few times a year, giving visitors the chance the put new butterflies into the exhibit. Reiman Gardens also hosts events throughout the year.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Gabe Prough

AMES, Iowa – As flowers start to bloom across central Iowa, one spot allows you to enjoy them rain or shine, April showers or not. Reiman Gardens will celebrate its 30th anniversary later this year. The gardens are made up of 17 acres of outdoor space plus an indoor conservatory and a butterfly wing. Butterfly release events are held a few times a year, giving visitors the chance the put new butterflies into the exhibit. Reiman Gardens also hosts events throughout the year.

2 weeks ago | ourquadcities.com | Gabe Prough

BUFFALO CENTER, Iowa — At first glance, the somewhat unassuming storefront of Weaver’s Leather Store looks like another family-owned business in a small central Iowa community. But this store has been around for nearly 100 years — and one family member has worked here for about 80 of those years. Leroy Weaver took over the store in his late teens after his father passed away. He’s worked there ever since — except for a couple years away after being drafted to serve in the Korean War.

3 weeks ago | siouxlandproud.com | Gabe Prough

BUFFALO CENTER, Iowa (WHO) — At first glance, the somewhat unassuming storefront of Weaver’s Leather Store looks like another family-owned business in a small central Iowa community. But this store has been around for nearly 100 years — and one family member has worked here for about 80 of those years. Leroy Weaver took over the store in his late teens after his father passed away. He’s worked there ever since — except for a couple years away after being drafted to serve in the Korean War.

3 weeks ago | who13.com | Gabe Prough

BUFFALO CENTER, Iowa — At first glance, the somewhat unassuming storefront of Weaver’s Leather Store looks like another family-owned business in a small central Iowa community. But this store has been around for nearly 100 years — and one family member has worked here for about 80 of those years. Leroy Weaver took over the store in his late teens after his father passed away. He’s worked there ever since — except for a couple years away after being drafted to serve in the Korean War.