The N'West Iowa REVIEW

The N'West Iowa REVIEW serves as the main publication of Iowa Information, Inc., a company located in Sheldon, Iowa. Founded in 1962 by Peter W. and Connie Wagner, who initially launched The Golden Shopper, the REVIEW was introduced a decade later in 1972. It was created to serve the four counties in the northwestern region of Iowa. Today, it boasts the largest paid circulation of any weekly newspaper in the state and has received numerous accolades in both state and national competitions. Published every Saturday morning, the REVIEW focuses significantly on high school sports, as well as featuring various articles and themed sections.

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West Sioux school board accepts new lighting bids

4 days ago | nwestiowa.com | Katie Anderson

HAWARDEN—During Monday’s West Sioux School District Board of Education meeting, a revised quote for the football field lighting was discussed and approved. “In discussing this further with other schools, they suggested going with the 50-foot candles instead of the 30 foot,” said West Sioux superintendent Steve Grond. “It will brighten the field and the track.
Bless My Ride event returns to George

5 days ago | nwestiowa.com | Brett Twelmeyer

GEORGE—For the second straight year, Ebenezer Presbyterian and Zoar Presbyterian churches will join forces to host the Bless My Ride event in George. Bless My Ride is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Sunday, June 29, at Ebenezer at 300 E. Iowa Ave. Rides of all shapes and sizes will be on display, ranging from classic cars, motorcycles and side-by-sides. “You always have some cool custom bikes and a couple of really old motorcycles,” said the Rev. Kenneth Eberline.
Beat the heat at RiseFest

6 days ago | nwestiowa.com | Justin Rust

SHELDON—The RiseFest grounds were packed for the first night of the two-day Christian music festival Friday as Matthew West, appearing at the festival for the fifth time, closed out the performances. Another hot lineup is set for today (Saturday, June 21).
Van Wyhe's service leads to 70-year legion membership

6 days ago | nwestiowa.com | Katie Anderson

IRETON—Don Van Wyhe of Ireton was honored for his 70 years as a member on American Legion Ireton Bertram Post 276. Commander Howard Hulshof presented Van Wyhe with a pin and framed certificate Monday at his farm southwest of Ireton. “This is a certificate and pin for 70 years, thank you Donnie,” Hulshof said. Shortly after Van Wyhe was discharged from the military in 1954, he was approached by then-Ireton American Legion commander Jack Schmidt.
Run, Walk & Roll results

1 week ago | nwestiowa.com | Justin Rust

SHELDON—The Village Northwest Unlimited held its annual Run, Walk & Roll on June 7. The Run, Walk & Roll is an annual fundraiser that brings together the community and Village residents for a fun morning. The event on June 7 was the 20th annual Run, Walk & Roll, which coincides with the Village’s 50th anniversary. There is an option to either run or walk the 5K portion.
Primghar Cobblestone Days

1 week ago | nwestiowa.com | Brett Twelmeyer

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Restore builds a home for healing

1 week ago | nwestiowa.com | Eric Sandbulte

SIOUX CENTER—Restore Therapy & Counseling co-owners Maggie Greving and Nikki Van Ginkel have built a new home for their company, one that will be a comfortable, safe and inviting place for healing and growth. The 10 therapists made the move from 30 19th St. SW to 2929 St. Andrews Way in Sioux Center mid-March to better accommodate its growing number of clients.
St. Paul Lutheran welcomes Pastor Martin to Sheldon

1 week ago | nwestiowa.com | Brett Twelmeyer

SHELDON—While the Rev. Christopher Martin may be new to St. Paul Lutheran Church in Sheldon, he’s no stranger to the region. Martin, a native of Perry, moved closer to the area his wife, Lindsay, is from. “My wife is a Dordt graduate,” Martin said.
Sioux Center walker scores historic find

1 week ago | nwestiowa.com | Eric Sandbulte

SIOUX CENTER—A Sioux Center man ran into a horse that was on the loose in town – at least it was thousands of years ago. Dale Bakker is a 59-year-old resident who lives in the Woodbridge development, where he enjoys going on daily walks along the trail that winds by. His walk took an unexpected turn May 28, however, when something right off the side of the recreational trail caught his eye. “I’m always looking down to see what I can find. I saw a rock with a rough edge, and I knew it wasn’t normal.
Softball: West Sioux vs George-Little Rock

1 week ago | nwestiowa.com | Katie Anderson

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