Volume 4, Issue No. 1, January/February 2012
- Publisher’s Perspective: 1956 was memorable for Many Iowans by Mike Chapman
- Ottumwa is home of Iowa’s top Beauty Queen by Michael Swanger
- The Iowa Senator who Saved the presidency of Andrew Johnson by Jerry Harrington
- Iowa Country Roads: Not all Iowans Speak the Same by Arvid Huisman
- Iowa-Bred Alix Put Iowa on Racing Map by Roy Marshall
- In Basketball and in Life, Sharm Led the Way by Don Doxsie
- A Century of Excellence at Viking Pump by Pete Hussmann
- The Way We Were: Going to a Movie Theater was a Very Special Event by John McNeer
- Humboldt’s Humble Harry Reasoner Loved his Hometown by Phil Monson
- What’s In a Name: Clear Lake: From Boone to Holly, now a Water Wonderland by John Skipper
- Book Review: A week in June: When the Floods Hit our State by Jessica Lowe
- Iowa History Quiz
- Letters to the Editor
Volume 4, Issue No. 2, March/April 2012
- Publisher’s Perspective: Teaching Iowa history results in special song by Mike Chapman
- King of the Band Circus Musician put Fort Dodge on the Map by Robert Weast
- A Different View: Young Blanche adjusts to a life of blindness by Peggy Chong
- Iowa Country Roads: License plates faced a bumpy ride by Arvid Huisman
- Earl Caddock: Wrestling legend from Walnut by Mike Chapman
- The Graybeards: Older Iowans served during Civil War by Floyd E. Pearce
- Bogenrief Studios preserve buildings in Spencer area by John Busbee
- The Way We Were: Making laundry soap was memorable task by John McNeer
- WHO’s Jack Shelley told Iowans about their home state by Jeff Stein
- What’s In a Name: Railroads played key role in Oelwein by John Skipper
- Book Review: Iowan made history with her camera by Jessica Lowe
- Iowa History Quiz
- Waterloo names school in honor of Fred Becker
- Letters to the Editor
Volume 4, Issue No. 3, May/June 2012
- Publisher’s Perspective: Brooklyn & Keokuk have John Wayne connections by Mike Chapman
- Wallace was one heartbeat away from the U.S. presidency by Jerry Harrington
- Unsinkable Memories: Iowa has many ties to Titanic tragedy by Jessica Lowe
- Iowa Country Roads: Opa and his horses: Lessons that endure by Arvid Huisman
- Diamond Gems: Iowans made “major” impacts in baseball by Don Doxsie
- USS Iowa is almost home by Jeff Lamberti
- We’ve been “Counting on EMC” for 100 years now by Pete Hussmann
- Andrew Carnegie gave libraries big boost in Iowa by Jen Kuenstling
- The Way We Were: Planting gardens is a key part of our heritage by John McNeer
- The Music Plays On: Val Air Ballroom still a very popular spot by Michael Swanger
- What’s In a Name: Osage: City of Maples has much to offer
- Book Review: The Depression Dilemmas of Rural Iowa 1929-1933 by Jeff Stein
- Iowa History Quiz
- Letters to the Editor
Volume 4, Issue No. 4, July/August 2012
- Publisher’s Perspective: Olympic legend Mathias recalled by Mike Chapman
- Olympic dreams blossom in Iowa over the decades by Don Doxsie
- Corydon still honors hero from 1932: by Mike Chapman
- Bill Smith is UNI’s only Olympic champion
- Pilot who dropped atomic bomb had roots in Iowa by Jeff Stein
- Country Roads: By whatever name, cricks are beautiful by Arvid Huisman
- Meteorite was a big hit ….74 million years ago by John Skipper
- Piano talents were Rogers Williams’ path to the top by Robert Weast
- The Iowans who brought down infamous Capone by Al Nelson
- The Way We Were: Ice cream was a very special treat by John McNeer
- Wolfe Eye Clinics started in 1919 in Marshalltown by Pete Hussmann
- Iowa almost fought Missouri in ‘Honey War’ by Kyle Martin
- Book Review: Little Heathens tells of Iowa life many years ago by Mike Chapman
- Iowa History Quiz
- Letters to the Editor
Volume 4, Issue No. 5, September/October 2012
- Publisher’s Perspective: Story of a miracle that began in Iowa by Mike Chapman
- Jean Seberg’s legacy soaring again at home by Michael Swanger
- Bank robbery in Adel could have had huge impact on Iowa history by Mark Hanson
- Famous candy company has roots in Iowa by John Skipper
- Country Roads: Names of Iowa of towns can be confusing by Arvid Huisman
- Humboldt statue honors Frank Gotch
- Tough baseball manager was a hero to many Iowans by Jim Young
- Covered Bridges were hot long before the famous movie by Mary Halstrum
- The Way We Were: Remember when TV arrived on the scene by John McNeer
- After 100 years, Toledo still has a beautiful theatre by Jeff Stein
- Kalmes family has been serving Luxembourg fair for 172 years by Jessica Dunker
- More Iowas involved in Titanic tragedy
- Iowa History Quiz
- Letters to the Editor
Volume 4, Issue No. 6, November/December 2012
- Publisher’s Perspective: ‘Moon River’ memories of the kid from Wall Lake by Mike Chapman
- ‘We Stick Together:’ A lasting tribute to the Sullivan brothers by Jeff Stein
- James Hearst overcame tragedy to become Iowa’s farmer poet by Victor Verney
- Many Iowans dreamed of becoming President of the United States by Larry Ray Hurto
- Country Roads: Radio has a long, proud history in Iowa by Arvid Huisman
- Danish sculptor Petersen built a stunning legacy across Iowa by Bill Duffy
- Strange airships haunted skies in 1897 by Steven A. Arts
- The Way We Were: Gambling in Iowa has seen big changes by John McNeer
- Fayette dentist was also heck of a coach at Upper Iowa U. by Buck Turnbull
- What’s In a Name: Cresco calls itself “one in a million’ by John Skipper
- Book reviews: Iowa celebrated in two new books by Mike Chapman
- Iowa History Quiz
- Letters to the Editor