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Clive mom who lost son to suicide now leads NAMI Iowa
DES MOINES, Iowa – The NAMI Iowa Board of Directors has selected one of the state’s leading mental health advocates to serve as the organization’s interim executive director. Mary Neubauer of Clive began the interim role this week to help lead during a transitionary period at the...
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Jerry and Ryan Pezzetti out as Ankeny Centennial head coaches
ANKENY, Iowa — Iowa’s winningest high school football coach and his co-coach son won’t be returning to the sidelines at Ankeny Centennial next season. The Ankeny Community School District confirmed on Friday that co-head coach Jerry Pezzetti is retiring, while co-head coach Ryan Pezzetti has not resigned. The Jaguars finished the 2026 season with a […]
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These Des Moines metro supper clubs blend nostalgia with modern dining
Supper clubs have long been a Midwestern tradition, built around the idea that dinner is more than a meal. These destinations paired relish trays, cocktails, steaks, seafood and leisurely service with dim lighting, friendly bartenders and a crowd that stays long after dessert. When searching for a great modern supper club, look for a strong cocktail program, hearty entrées with ties to the past and a sense that you're encouraged to stay awhile. The best ones honor the past without feeling trapped by it. Some, like Tom Archer's Poor Man's Country Club, lean heavily into nostalgia with vintage décor, classic cocktails and old-school hospitality. Others, such as Guesthouse Tavern + Oyster, reinterpret the concept with contemporary interiors, chef-driven menus and elevated cocktails while maintaining the communal spirit that defines the genre. Read on for more about Tom Archer's and Guesthouse. Guesthouse Tavern + Oyster At Guesthouse Tavern + Oyster the warm dining room, polished service and comfort-food-driven menu create a gathering place that feels both contemporary and familiar, with a fireplace in the front, an old canoe over the bar and pull tabs served with drinks. While it lacks the decades-old history of Iowa's classic supper clubs, Guesthouse captures the
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Indianola School Board Approves Moving of Final Parking Lot to Ending of Phase 1B of Construction Project
The Indianola School Board approved a change in the order of tasks for the major Indianola construction project currently ongoing. The final parking lot project will now be completed at the end of phase 1B. Indianola Superintendent Tara Paul says this will allow access to the parking lot sooner than originally expected.
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Littleleaf Luncheonette Closes Waukee Doors
Littleleaf Luncheonette has closed its restaurant in downtown Waukee. The Des Moines Register identified Mallory Holt and Ryan Nicholson as Littleleaf Luncheonette's owners. Littleleaf opened in October 2025 at 405 Sixth St., inside the redeveloped former Pin Oak building, as part of Waukee's broader push to revitalize its downtown. The report notes the restaurant served breakfast, lunch, coffee, wine and beer, and later expanded into dinner service featuring small plates and cocktails.