PC Council working to address water issues
A couple of upcoming projects for the city, replacing water mains and addressing storm sewers, were discussed during the regular July city c…
The show must go on
On a weekend regularly dedicated to celebrating the town of Monroe, the annual car show, now named the Rex Shepard Memorial Car Show, will h…
Stronger together
Stronger together. That is the motto new PCM Superintendent Michelle Havenstrite is bringing with her as she starts in the district during a…
Six Mustangs earn all-conference recognition
Many new faces took the field and marched to the plate for PCM’s baseball team this summer.After a l…
Six Mustangs claim spots on all-conference team
PCM’s softball team’s future is bright. The roster is loaded with young talent.The 2020 team just co…
PCM’s updated schedule finalized
The 2020 football season will begin the same way it has the past two seasons — against Newton.PCM ge…
Taking the leap
A lifelong dream of three home-grown women is becoming a reality as Wilson Dance Co. leaps into town beginning the upcoming season. Cindy Wi…
Brick Gentry selected for PC city attorney
After hearing from three law firms during its workshop July 8, the Prairie City City Council selected Brick Gentry and Associates as the new…
PCM’s Voeller to further career at SWCC
More than a month ago, PCM’s Shelby Voeller was likely headed to Des Moines Area Community College. She was planning to walk on to the Bears…
Getting fit
With adversity comes opportunity. That is exactly what trainers Erin Wood, Tonia Householder and Sierra DeVoe found when the place they call…
Mustangs' season ends after regional loss to Nevada
NEVADA — RaeAnn Duinink hit a two-run homer in the fifth inning, but PCM’s softball team struggled in a pair of innings during a 12-9 loss i…
