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All Care Health Center breaks ground on a new dental facility in Council Bluffs

If cost or distance has kept you from a dentist, this one's for you. All Care Health Center broke ground Monday morning on a new dental facility in Council Bluffs.

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$1.3 millionAll Care hopes to raise for the new dental clinic

That's the fundraising goal All Care gave for the clinic.

Source: KMTV 3 News Now Omaha

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Around the MetroOmaha's average gas price slides to $3.76 a gallon as Veterans Day events fill the metroIf you're filling up this week, the pump is finally cutting you a break. The average price for a gallon of gasoline was continuing to slide going into Monday, and it's $3.76 a gallon in Omaha. An analyst cites a "seasonal shift, not politics."Today’s editionRead High School SportsPapillion-La Vista South wins its third straight Class A volleyball titleIf you follow high school volleyball, Saturday night was a big one. No. 2 Papillion-La Vista South wrapped up a Class A three-peat at the Devaney Center with a four-set win. The final over No. 1 Elkhorn North went 3-1, 25-18, 22-25, 25-20, 25-22.Monday’s editionRead Prep FootballSergeant Bluff-Luton beats Glenwood 28-17 and heads back to the UNI DomeIf you follow Glenwood football, here's how Friday ended. Sergeant Bluff-Luton pulled away for a 28-17 win in a Class 4A quarterfinal, running for 336 yards behind Carson Jager and Emmet Kneifl. The unbeaten Warriors are headed to the UNI Dome for a third straight state semifinal.Sunday’s editionRead Omaha SportsUNO retires Jake Guentzel's No. 20, the first jersey retired in school historyIf you've been to Baxter Arena, look up: No. 20 now hangs there. UNO unfurled Jake Guentzel's jersey Friday before the Mavs faced St. Cloud State. He's the first UNO athlete to have his jersey retired, and he's a Stanley Cup and Olympic champion.Sunday’s editionRead Farm & MarketsCouncil Bluffs corn bids edged up Friday at three elevatorsIf you sell grain, Friday brought slightly better corn bids in town. KMAland's Friday list shows Heartland Co-Op in Council Bluffs at $4.18 for corn, up from $4.17 on Thursday.Saturday’s editionRead Veterans DayOmaha lit up Memorial Park for veterans, and Council Bluffs holds its parade SaturdayIf you want to honor a veteran this weekend, you've got options on both sides of the river. Omaha lit up Memorial Park Thursday night for its Veterans Shine On ceremony. Eric Ewing, Mayor John Ewing Jr.'s brother, gave the keynote, and WOWT reports he served 20 years in the Navy. The mayor also spoke to the crowd.Friday’s editionRead

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  • HousingThe Iowa Finance Authority Board of Directors awarded nearly $9 million in federal housing tax credits and nearly $66 million in tax-exempt bond financing for 595 affordable rental homes in four Iowa communities.

    The Iowa Finance Authority Board of Directors awarded nearly $9 million in federal housing tax credits and nearly $66 million in tax-exempt bond financing for 595 affordable rental homes in four Iowa communities. That includes 240 new apartments at Crescent Heights Apartment Homes in Council Bluffs.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Business Record

  • AdoptionsMore than two dozen animals were adopted at Midlands Humane Society over the weekend: five cats and four dogs Friday, then 17 cats and five dogs Saturday.

    More than two dozen animals were adopted at Midlands Humane Society over the weekend: five cats and four dogs Friday, then 17 cats and five dogs Saturday. In total, 31 animals found new homes.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: KMTV 3 News Now Omaha

  • Iowa WesternIowa Western Community College ended up with a 5.8% increase in fall enrollment, President Dr.

    Iowa Western Community College ended up with a 5.8% increase in fall enrollment, President Dr. Daniel Kinney told KMA News. That's 0.8% higher than initial projections.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: KMAland.com

  • Carter LakeIf you have a nervous reader at home, certified therapy dogs are visiting local libraries throughout the month, including Carter Lake Public Library, where kids read aloud to a dog Monday.

    If you have a nervous reader at home, certified therapy dogs are visiting local libraries throughout the month, including Carter Lake Public Library, where kids read aloud to a dog Monday. "Some kids feel more comfortable reading to a dog versus people," said Karen Laikko of Love on a Leash.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: KETV

  • FootballGlenwood and Lewis Central combined for 19 players on the 4A-6 All-District football first team.

    Glenwood and Lewis Central combined for 19 players on the 4A-6 All-District football first team. The Daily Nonpareil's list also covers Thomas Jefferson.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Daily Nonpareil

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  1. Daily Nonpareil26 minutes ago

    Who is Iowa Governor-elect Rob Sand's first chief of staff? Meet Abe Rakov

    Governor-elect Rob Sand has named Abe Rakov as his first chief of staff as he prepares to take office in January.

  2. KETV1 hour ago

    Nebraska auditor alleges misuse of grant funds by Omaha nonprofit

    Nebraska State Auditor released a report alleging the Nebraska Startup Academy misused nearly $1 million in state-awarded grant money

  3. Daily Nonpareil2 hours ago

    All Care breaks ground on $5.7M dental clinic to expand access in Council Bluffs

    All Care Health Center's new 10,000-square-foot dental clinic will more than double its capacity, helping address a waiting list of more than 2,000 patients, including 400 children.

    Also reported byKMTV 3 News Now Omaha

  4. Omaha World-Herald2 hours ago

    Schwindt: 'If you can see her, you can be her.' High school volleyball coaches lead the way

    Women coached all six Nebraska state volleyball champions this year. Omaha Skutt’s Renee Saunders explains why that representation matters and how women in coaching can inspire the next generation of

  5. Nebraska Public Media2 hours ago

    State auditor questions Department of Economic Development's use of COVID-19 relief funds

    State Auditor Mike Foley announced Tuesday that he issued an 11-page letter to the Nebraska DED highlighting “significant compliance concerns” over the questionable use of $1.2 million in funding awarded to the nonprofit Nebraska Startup Academy in 2024.

  6. KOLN3 hours ago

    State auditor raises concerns over Omaha nonprofit’s $1.2 million grant

    Nebraska Auditor Mike Foley is raising concerns about an Omaha nonprofit’s job reporting and use of a $1.2 million recovery grant.

  7. WOWT3 hours ago

    State auditor raises concerns over Omaha nonprofit’s $1.2 million grant

    Nebraska Auditor Mike Foley is raising concerns about an Omaha nonprofit’s job reporting and use of a $1.2 million recovery grant.

  8. KMAland.com3 hours ago

    Former Maryville standout Staples tabbed CAC Goalkeeper of the Year

    Former Maryville standout athlete Jaxson Staples has picked up a major individual award from the Continental Athletic Conference.

  9. The Beatrice Daily Sun3 hours ago

    $323M plan for Omaha’s former Civic Auditorium site back on track

    A planned $323 million campus of housing, retail and entertainment venues appears back on track at the former home of Omaha’s storied Civic Auditorium.

    Also reported byStar-HeraldWahoo-Ashland-Waverly.com

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Good Day Council Bluffsto me · Tues., Nov. 106:00 a.m.

All Care breaks ground on a new Council Bluffs dental clinic

Plus, Omaha gas slides to $3.76 and a free Veterans Day concert is set for Wednesday.

The TLDR

  1. All Care Health Center breaks ground on a new dental facility
  2. Omaha gas slides to $3.76 a gallon; Veterans Day events planned
  3. Crescent Heights to add 240 affordable apartments
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