Insurance companies including Medica, Wellmark, and United Healthcare are canceling Medicare Advantage plans in parts of Iowa and Nebraska; affected seniors must secure new coverage for 2027 and keep any termination notices to verify eligibility before the year ends.
Council Bluffs community members are invited to honor firefighter/medic Charles Jones, who died Oct.
8, as memorial services take place today and a procession with a final salute will be held tomorrow. The events offer locals a chance to remember his service.
Council Bluffs officials announced plans for firefighter Charles Jones, who died after a medical emergency last week.
Visitation runs Wednesday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Hoy Kilnoski Funeral Home near 16th and Avenue L and a memorial procession will follow Thursday from Broadway United Methodist Church to the fire department headquarters.
Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium will soon offer more free visits to Title I students across Nebraska and western Iowa thanks to a gift from the Julie Morsman Schroeder Foundation.
The program is set to broaden educational access at the zoo.
Hundreds of families gathered at Cochran Park (the local venue) last Friday for Council Bluffs' annual costume night, bringing an early taste of Halloween fun to the community.
Anime NebrasKon returns to MAC in Council Bluffs from Friday, Oct.
16, to Sunday, Oct. 18. The event features over 150 activities including voice actors, cosplay, gaming & fundraising for Voices of Hope.
Pottawattamie County proclaimed October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month and supports a local fundraiser (with proceeds directed to CHI Health Mercy Oncology Fund) to aid local patients.
The county’s announcement underlines its commitment to community health.
Council Bluffs will host its first off-season Farmers Market at Omni Centre Business Park on Sunday afternoon, Oct.
11— offering residents a chance to buy fresh produce from local vendors.
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