Mike previews This Week in KMAland.

Page County supervisors lift courthouse COVID-19 standards, Donald Trump Jr. stumps for his dad in Treynor, Former Page County auditor enters supervisors' race, Tarkio College is back...as Tarkio Tech.

Shenandoah woman sentenced for crime spree, Strong getting stronger following COVID-19 illness, Supervisors discuss HIPAA COVID rules, Clarinda council approves altered Homecoming parade routes, Truck parking and stop sign issues dominate Shen council meeting.

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Wind turbine debate boils over in board meeting, Nodaway County contracts COVID-19, Clarinda schools report COVID cases, Pottawattamie County murder suspect strikes plea deal, Fish kill hits Pierce Creek Recreation Area.

Iowans featured at the Republican National Convention, serving Page County veterans during the pandemic, area citizens raise concerns in Clarinda & Shenandoah and brothers from Randolph develop a product to help farmers.

Back to School Countdown in KMAland, Coronavirus reporting issue alarms Page Co. official, Derecho recovery efforts continue in Iowa, A Avenue Bridge reopens north of Shenandoah, KMAland firefighters have busy week.

Derecho devastates Iowa and the Midwest, Page County COVID numbers reach the century mark, Mills County records first coronavirus death, Mask debate rages on in KMAland, KMA marks 95th anniversary, Shenandoah remembers Dr. Floyd Jones.