Gabe Prough

1 week ago | who13.com | Gabe Prough

CUMMING, Iowa — Howell’s Greenhouse and Pumpkin Patch started out as just that — a greenhouse and pumpkin patch. But now, the attraction has become so much more — and it’s a place you can visit year-round. The late spring and summer months are goat cuddling “season” at Howell’s. Visitors are able to cuddle with baby goats, which some visitors have expressed almost feels like therapy. There are also two massive playgrounds and lots of space for little ones to run around and play.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Gabe Prough

CUMMING, Iowa — Howell’s Greenhouse and Pumpkin Patch started out as just that — a greenhouse and pumpkin patch. But now, the attraction has become so much more — and it’s a place you can visit year-round. The late spring and summer months are goat cuddling “season” at Howell’s. Visitors are able to cuddle with baby goats, which some visitors have expressed almost feels like therapy.

1 week ago | who13.com | Gabe Prough

by: Gabe Prough Posted: May 28, 2025 / 08:09 AM CDT Updated: May 28, 2025 / 08:09 AM CDT DES MOINES, Iowa – Golf pros, amateurs, and spectators are filing into the Wakonda Club on the south side of Des Moines for the Principal Charity Classic this week. The Pro-Am tournament takes place at Wakonda Club on Wednesday and Thursday. This event gives amateurs the opportunity to play with pros.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Gabe Prough

DES MOINES, Iowa – Golf pros, amateurs, and spectators are filing into the Wakonda Club on the south side of Des Moines for the Principal Charity Classic this week. The Pro-Am tournament takes place at Wakonda Club on Wednesday and Thursday. This event gives amateurs the opportunity to play with pros. The professionals also have the chance to get more familiar with the course. On the 17th hole, professionals and amateurs who get a hole-in-one will win a golfing trip of their choice.

2 weeks ago | who13.com | Gabe Prough

DES MOINES, Iowa – After a week with plenty of rain and cool conditions, more of the same is on the way for the unofficial start to summer. The past week more than made up for our rainfall deficit. Des Moines has now picked up 5.24″ of rain for the month of May, almost an inch and a half more than normal. The yearly precipitation total still sits at a deficit compared to normal, but that deficit is now less than three-quarters of an inch.