Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 27th of April.
Good morning, Ankeny.
Major progress continues on the Innovation Hub, which offers specialized programming, hands-on experiences, and partnerships with local industries at Northview.
After school ends, crews will rebuild 11th Street and begin demolishing the old baseball and softball fields in June, while Northview remains available *for summer camps* and *clinics*.
Iowa State University President David Cook talked with the Board of Regents last week in his first talk, sharing details on alumni trends and work partnerships that boost the local economy.
He said a survey showed that 55% of bachelor's degree graduates stayed in Iowa, up from 49% in 2024.
Newton High School held its annual basketball game on Friday, giving special education students their chance to shine as the pep band and cheerleaders performed while the audience cheered.
Teachers started the 15-year tradition to foster encouragement and joy among students.
The You Matter Ankeny Classic for Mental Health
May 8-10 — Prairie Ridge Sports Complex — Registration fee applies — Participate in a softball tournament promoting mental health awareness in the vibrant city of Ankeny.
Cinderella Ballet Premiere
7-10 p.m. — Des Moines Civic Center — Tickets start at $35 — Experience the enchanting world premiere of Cinderella featuring live music by the Des Moines Symphony.
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