With great sadness, we regret to inform you of the passing of Aaron Goldsmith, OB”M, a member of the Lubavitch community in Postville, Iowa. He passed away on Tuesday, Chai Tishrei. He was 63-years-old • Full Story

Rabbi Eli Friedman sits for two and a half hours to Farbreng with Rabbi Yisroel Noach Vogel of Postville, Iowa. Rabbi Vogel shares in great depths lots of his experiences from his times by the Rebbe over the years, including describing in great detail his first Tishrei by the Rebbe • Video

As the Iowa Department of Public Health continues to relax the Covid-19 restrictions, the Hanhala of the Mesivta of Postville is preparing to open it’s highly acclaimed Yeshivas Kayitz program. While there will likely be some restrictions and guidance which the program will follow, the Hanhala are anticipating that by the time the summer comes around the overall situation will continue to improve and the Talmidim will enjoy a Chassidishe summer full of Geshmake learning and lots of fun, in a Heimishe atmosphere • Full Story

Shluchim at the Postville Yeshivah organized a Kinus Torah for the Yeshivah, after the Yom Tov of Shavuos. At the Kinus, members of the Hanhalah participated and shared Divrei Torah • Photos

After months of waiting, the Yeshiva of Postville has finally acquired a new state-of-the-art screen for showing videos of the Rebbe, which has since been updated with approximately 100 hours of footage • Full Story, Photos

In honor of Yud Tes Kislev, there were Farbrengens that took place across the Midwest ranging from Chicago to Postville, from Lansing to Springfield and many places in between. Lubavitchers and Chabad Houses alike, no matter how big or small, came together to celebrate this special occasion • Photos

As the Yeshiva year of 5778 came to an end, the Bochurim, Shluchim and Hanhallah of the Mesivta of Postville stood together for a group picture. Photo by Yechiel Baron.

A special Farbrengen took place earlier today, Yud Alef Nissan, for the Bochurim and alumni of the Postville Yeshiva, together with the founder of the Yeshiva and the Postville community at large, Rabbi Shalom Mordechai Rubashkin • Photos

In preparation for Rosh Chodesh Kislev, which will be marking forty years since the Rebbe MH”M’s recovery, the Bochurim of Postville Yeshiva were privileged to hear from Rabbi Yisroel Noach Vogel and Rabbi Mendel Raices, who shared their memories and experiences during that Tkufa • Photos

On Friday, the Register’s Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa, known as ‘RAGBRAI’, which is a non-competitive bicycle ride organized by The Des Moines Register, cycled through Postville. Many cyclists from across the United States and numerous foreign countries came to join in this seven day annual bicycle ride.  • Full Story, Photos

“How are the cows in Postville?” Most people ask that question not realizing that you don’t really see cows in Postville – they go straight to the Shlacht house • Full Story, Photos

“What is that red building?” “Who built that fort?” “How long did take you to build it?” “How big is ten Amos?” Yitzi Kassowitz, owner of Jbrick and professional Lego designer, answered these and many more questions as he gave a special hands-on presentation of the Bais Hamikdosh that he built out of Lego • Full Story, Photos

The Mesivta of Postville, Iowa, is steadily growing, and will be opening a Zal next year for the first time, to accommodate the influx of students • Full Story

R’ Sholom Mordechai Rubashkin remains imprisoned and away from home. The wound is still open and its’ resulting tragedy continues to be felt by the Jewish community at large. The Judicial blow dealt to R’ Sholom Mordechai Rubashkin and his family close to ten years ago continues to resonate until today • Full Story

During a visit to Postville, Iowa for the purpose of checking the Hashgacha of the meat plant, the Rebbe of Satmar-Kiryas Yoel, Rabbi Aharon Teitelbaum, paid a visit to the Lubavitch Yeshiva in Postville • Photos

Last week in honor of the Chag Hageulah of Yed Tes Kislev, a special Farbrengen was held in Postville, Iowa. Anash and the Bochurim participated at the event, followed by a Farbrengen through the night • Photos