From early parts of fall until late winter, the Iowa River that dissects Iowa Falls, Iowa freezes to a halt. With it departs any remaining sense of mobility in the tiny Midwestern town, strangely nicknamed “The Scenic City,” that spans just six square miles and is badly in need of aesthetic repair to half of its buildings. Only a theater, a McDonalds and a few dive bars could distract a native from the cold.
Football: Former West Forsyth standout Guthrie turns JUCO journey into D-I future
