✨ Thank You to Our Amazing Supporters! ✨ We are incredibly grateful to everyone who helped make our new fence project a reality! Because of your generosity, we were able to install a high-quality fence that provides a safer environment for our children while also enhancing the beauty of our center and the surrounding community. Today, we’re proud to recognize the businesses, families, and individuals whose support made . . .
(Pictured: Public Works Director Curt Shields applies the department logos officially welcoming the newest vehicle into the city’s fleet.) The City of Lamoni officially accepted delivery of a brand-new 2026 Freightliner refuse truck last Friday. While Lamoni’s existing trash trucks have served the community reliably for years, this represents a straightforward, common-sense upgrade designed to keep the city’s . . .
(Pictured: Mary Boswell shows off her beautiful handmade quilt which will be raffled off during the July 4th Celebration to raise funds for Lamoni’s firefighters.) A handcrafted America’s 250th Anniversary quilt – created and donated by local quilter Mary Boswell – is the featured item in the Lamoni Fire Department’s summer fundraising effort. The quilt, made entirely by hand and offered as a . . .
The 7th Annual Kid’s Fishing Derby reeled in another successful year on Saturday as 65 young anglers, along with parents and grandparents, gathered at Lamoni’s Home Pond for a morning of free, family friendly outdoor fun. Co sponsored by Lamoni Parks & Recreation and Decatur County Conservation, the derby is held each year on the first full weekend in June to align with Iowa’s Free Fishing Weekend, when no . . .
(Pictured: City Administrator Barb Stuck and City Clerk Tami Shaw at their desks flanked by the 175 celebrate America’s 250th entries.) The City of Lamoni joined communities across Iowa this spring in a statewide initiative from the Iowa League of Cities encouraging municipalities to celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary through youth art. Cities were invited to host a coloring competition and display the . . .
(Pictured: Soon Lamoni’s swimming pool will be bustling with activity including free passes and lessons for youth who qualify.) The City of Lamoni announced a generous $2,500 donation from the South Central Iowa Community Foundation (SCICF). This grant is specifically for the Lamoni Swimming Pool for the upcoming 2026 summer season. SCICF and the City of Lamoni are focusing on their shared commitment to youth . . .
LAMONI, Iowa — A commercial property fire at Dollar General was brought under control Wednesday thanks to the swift and coordinated efforts of multiple area fire departments. Crews were dispatched shortly before 1 p.m. when reports came in of smoke coming from the structure. Firefighters from Lamoni, along with mutual aid support from neighboring departments including Eagleville, Garden Grove, Leon, Osceola, Van Wert, Weldon . . .
Lamoni welcomes Ray Bishop as the new store manager for Hy-Vee. In addition to the Lamoni location, he oversees the Leon Hy-Vee. Throughout his career, Bishop has held a range of roles in several communities all within the Hy-Vee organization. He began his HyVee career at the Corydon store at age 16. After high school, he completed two years of missionary service in Brazil and later earned an associate degree from Indian Hills . . .
Grant Applications for Lamoni Municipal Pool passes and lessons for Lamoni youth and their household are available at City Hall. Please complete the form as soon as possible (while funds last). All income must be varified by providing the first page of your 2025 Federal Income Tax Return. Apply at City Hall anytime M-F between the hours of 7:30 a.m. - noon or 1 - 4:30 p.m. Emailed applications can be obtained by . . .
The Lamoni Historical Association is honored to present the first annual Untold Lamoni Stories this past weekend February 27–28 at Graceland University’s Carol Hall. We had a good turnout for both days. The event featured speakers from the community as well as Roger Rose from the Community of Christ history department. Roger shared stories of his time at Graceland University. Then David Savage talking about . . .
