Jannay Towne

1 month ago | who13.com | Jannay Towne

DES MOINES, Iowa — The Chamberlain Pub is a buzz three nights a week. You’ll find it slightly hidden along a heavily traveled part of Grand Avenue in Des Moines. The Chamberlain’s happy hour is quickly becoming a favorite place to bring generations together. “I don’t really know if people really know we’re here. I think it’s spreading more by word of mouth,” said Wesley on Grand resident Sue Terry. Up until now, most people know Wesley on Grand as the senior living or retirement community.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Jannay Towne

DES MOINES, Iowa — The Chamberlain Pub is a buzz three nights a week. You’ll find it slightly hidden along a heavily traveled part of Grand Avenue in Des Moines. The Chamberlain’s happy hour is quickly becoming a favorite place to bring generations together. “I don’t really know if people really know we’re here. I think it’s spreading more by word of mouth,” said Wesley on Grand resident Sue Terry. Up until now, most people know Wesley on Grand as the senior living or retirement community.

1 month ago | who13.com | Jannay Towne

DES MOINES, Iowa — This year marks 50 years since the end of the Vietnam War. On Wednesday, Iowans came together for the annual Vietnam Veterans Recognition Day. They gathered at the Iowa Vietnam War Memorial on the State Capitol grounds where the names of 868 Iowans who died in service are listed for all to remember. A decorated helicopter pilot who is credited with “ending” the war in Vietnam shared his story. “This is very emotional for me.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Jannay Towne

DES MOINES, Iowa — This year marks 50 years since the end of the Vietnam War. On Wednesday, Iowans came together for the annual Vietnam Veterans Recognition Day. They gathered at the Iowa Vietnam War Memorial on the State Capitol grounds where the names of 868 Iowans who died in service are listed for all to remember. A decorated helicopter pilot who is credited with “ending” the war in Vietnam shared his story. “This is very emotional for me.

2 months ago | kdsm17.com | Jannay Towne

WEST DES MOINES, Iowa — The knives will come out this week in Wisconsin when hundreds of throwers compete at the World Axe and Knife Throwing Championships this week. Ten Iowans from Ironside Axe Club in West Des Moines qualified for the event. “This is our first time actually competing in Worlds,” said Kody ‘Bear’ Boyle. “I’m really excited. Nervous, but excited,” added Ashley Briggs. The couple competes in knife duals and are about to face off with the best of the best in the sport.