Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 29th of August.
Good morning, Ames.
An Iowa man, Phillip Colt Moss, has been indicted for creating and distributing videos of monkey torture, facing up to 12 years if convicted.
In Greene County, Iowa, over 150 landowners voiced strong opposition against Summit Carbon Solutions' proposed carbon capture pipeline, fearing safety risks and opposing the use of eminent domain.
At the Iowa Progress Show, politicians including Iowa Reps. and the U.S. House Agriculture Committee Chairman discussed the Farm Food and National Security Act, emphasizing its support for farmers and food security.
Monarch Magic Event at Ada Hayden Heritage Park
Experience the wonders of monarch butterflies through hands-on activities, crafts, games, and educational resources for the community.
16th Annual Great Ames Adventure Race
Experience a thrilling multi-sport challenge featuring a 2.5-mile paddle, 15-mile bike ride, and a 5K run at Ada Hayden Heritage Park.
Women Workers of World War II: The Rosie The Riveters of Iowa
Learn about the contributions of Iowa women who worked during World War II with local historian Linda McCann.
Ames Public Art Commission Meeting
Engage with the Ames Public Art Commission as they outline public art philosophy and budget recommendations for the city's art initiatives.
Iowa Hawkeyes vs. Iowa State Cyclones Women's Volleyball Match
Experience an exciting women's volleyball rivalry as the Iowa Hawkeyes take on the Iowa State Cyclones at Hilton Coliseum.
Caleb Hearn Concert at The Maintenance Shop
Experience an evening of live music with Caleb Hearn at The Maintenance Shop in Ames.
Cyclone Family Weekend at University Museums
Experience open houses at the University Museums' three locations showcasing fall exhibitions during Cyclone Family Weekend.
Monday Chats: Online Research Visibility
Learn about enhancing your online research visibility with Heather Lewin, a science and technology librarian from the University Library.
Ribbon Cutting Celebration for Lucky Wife Wine Slushies
Celebrate the new member Lucky Wife Wine Slushies with a ribbon cutting ceremony, available in person or via Facebook Live.
OLD Book Club: Exploring Classic Literature
Experience the joy of discussing lesser-known classic literature with a diverse group in a welcoming and fun environment.
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