Volume 5, Issue No. 1, January/February 2013
- Publisher’s Perspective: It’s tiny but Leland, Iowa, has lots to brag about by Mike Chapman
- Iowa’s singing cowboy Bob Baker once outranked Roy Rogers by Mike Chapman
- Sioux City actress starred with Baker
- World War II’s most daring raid included three Iowa fliers by Michael W. Vogt
- Country Roads: Phone service has seen huge changes by Arvid Huisman
- Iowa’s Field House boasts 85 years of fine memories by Tork Mason
- One man’s vision starts amazing chain of Casey’ stores
- The Way We Were: Terrible drought hit Iowa hard in 1934 by John McNeer
- The Iowan who made history with Lincoln by Jerry Harrington
- What’s In a Name: History abounds in this city on a slight mound called Mount Pleasant by Jessica Lowe
- Book reviews: Story of trampoline founder George Nissen has lots of bounce by Michael Swanger
- Iowa History Quiz 35 – Letters to the Editor
Volume 5, Issue No. 2, March/April 2013
- Publisher’s Perspective: Saying goodbye to Abby and Hawkeye hero by Mike Chapman
- She was ‘Mamie’: First Lady legacy lives on in Boone by Michael Swanger
- Fort Dodge lad survived horrors of Civil War prison by Al Nelson
- Country Roads: Driving across Iowa in 1957 was far different by Arvid Huisman
- Earl May’s many skills helped him go to top of business world by John Skipper
- Elephant rampage made BIG news in Iowa in 1923 by Russell Corder
- The Way We Were: An Aladdin lamp was something special by John McNeer
- Fabulous Five put Iowa in Final Four twice in 1950s by Don Doxsie
- What’s In a Name: Mount Ayr rallies to combine past with the future by Mike Chapman
- Book reviews: Thompson uses poems to illuminate state history by William Sherman
- Oldest Czech Catholic Church is Spillville pride by Larry Ray Hurto
- Iowa History Quiz
- Letters to the Editor
Volume 5, Issue No. 3, May/June 2013
- Publisher’s Perspective: ‘Act of Valor’ award honors Bob Feller by Mike Chapman
- Cap Anson became baseball’s first superstar by Don Doxsie
- Baxter actress Claire Dodd was in 60 movies by Larry Hurto
- Country Roads: Overalls offer comfort and much more…..by Arvid Huisman
- Iowans played key roles in West’s biggest gunfight by Kyle Martin & Mike Chapman
- Sheldon bank theft shocked nation back in 1961 by Korrie Merley
- The Way We Were: Two classic cars from the year 1928 by John McNeer
- Jacobson businesses make huge impact all around nation by John Skipper
- What’s In a Name: Lush, green fields attracted settlers to this Iowa area by Michael Swanger
- Kinnick autograph found on football by Jason Chapman
- Book reviews: Another volume on Herbert Hoover by Jeff Stein
- Iowa History Quiz
- Letters to the Editor
Volume 5, Issue No. 4, July/August 2013
- Zabel was Iowa’s biggest cheerleader by Mike Chapman
- Winterset native helped save treasures after World War II by Michael Swanger
- Incredible courage of teenage girl still burns bright by Jeff Stein
- Country Roads: Independence Day down on the farm by Arvid Huisman
- What’s In A Name: Tractors played very big role in Charles City by John Skipper
- Iowa boxer was a “Great White Hope” by Pete Ehrmann
- Book reviews: Plowden’s photos capture the Iowa mystique by Jeff Stein
- The Way We Were: Church dinner unites this village for decades by John McNeer
- This Davenport auto dealership still riding high by Don Doxie
- Zabel’s voice thundered across Iowa many years by Mike Chapman
- History is alive and well when the Iowa State Fair blooms
- Iowa History Quiz
- Letters to the Editor
Volume 5, Issue No. 5, September/October 2013
- Publisher’s Perspective: An amazing Iowan has passed from the scene by Mike Chapman
- Few ever served our nation like “Tama Jim” Wilson by Jerry Harrington 9 – Tornado of 1860 left Camanche in total ruin by Don Doxsie
- Country Roads: You might be an Iowan if….. by Arvid Huisman
- John Wayne Museum takes big step forward by Mike Chapman
- Waterloo widow had front-row seat to Sullivans story by Pat Kinney
- In 1953, TV exploded onto eastern Iowa scene by Jeff Stein
- The Way We Were: Chickens made farm life interesting …. and yucky by John McNeer
- Sukups’ grain bin business put rural Iowa on map by John Skipper
- Fort Dodge giant fooled many all across the nation by Al Nelson
- This Fort Dodge giant was real … and popular by Al Nelson
- Iowa Conference has produced many top stars by Buck Turnbull
- What’s In A Name: Pocahontas keeps Indian legacy alive
- Iowa History Quiz
- Letters to the Editor
Volume 5, Issue No. 6, November/December 2013
- Publisher’s Perspective: World War II horrors do not fade easily by Mike Chapman
- “Guardian of Peace” once rested near small Iowa town by Michael Reese
- “Dance Fever” – Remembering when bands and ballrooms kept Iowa swinging by Robert Weast
- Country Roads: An Iowa Thanksgiving full of food & memories by Arvid Huisman
- Veterans museum in Waterloo has impact all across the nation by Jeff Stein
- Jay Berwanger was first to win Heisman Trophy by Brian Cooper
- The Way We Were: Horses worked hard on old Iowa farms by John McNeer
- What’s In A Name: Orange City has strong Dutch heritage by Mark Yount
- Role of Iowan in JFK probe stirred controversy by Jessica Lange
- MLK’s “dream” speech is remembered by ex-Iowa coach and writer by Bob Denney
- Happy Joe’s dream was born in Quad Cities by Don Doxsie
- Book Review: Governor Ray takes Iowans around the world
- Iowa History Quiz
- Letters to the Editor