Good morning, Council Bluffs.

The Pottawattamie County Trails Association held a ribbon cutting ceremony for Phase 3 of the Railroad Highway Multiuse Trail today.

Photos from the event show community members celebrating the new trail expansion for outdoor enjoyment.

Earlier this summer, a camp — serving children with cancer and blood disorders from the metropolitan area and region — provided recreational and supportive activities to give kids a safe, fun space to connect.

Lewis Central High School reported improved student engagement and decreased cyberbullying Monday after students returned to class under Iowa’s phone ban — the principal said fewer phones were removed and homework submission improved.

Thomas Jefferson High School students returned to class today with a focus on pride and connection as the new school year began in Council Bluffs.

Principal Michael Naughton said the school will support every student's journey to success — junior Maya Otto is excited to balance academics, band, and basketball.

The Pottawattamie County Sheriff's Office is collecting donations for its annual Shop with the Sheriff program this holiday season.

The program will support local families and continue a community tradition across the county.

Connections Area Agency on Aging Announces “Steak Your Claim” Raffle

Connections Area Agency on Aging is excited to announce the launch of its Steak Your Claim Raffle, offering the chance to win ¼ of locally sourced beef—complete with processing at a local meat locker—valued at over $1,500. This opportunity is made possible thanks to the generosity of several community donors.