OSKALOOSA — New state data on Sunday showed another 432 individuals were positive for the coronavirus.
OSKALOOSA — New state data on Saturday showed another 616 individuals were positive for the coronavirus.
PELLA — Pella Regional Health Center has named Sandra Ahn to the role of Manager of Medical Clinics in Ottumwa and Bussey. This position is responsible for the day-to-day clinic management as well as customer service and operational issues.
The City of Knoxville and Marion County Board of Supervisors invite the community to a dedication ceremony to commemorate the former VA campus and celebrate its future development. The ceremony will begin at 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 24, near the campus chapel.
Tommi Hay Boeder graduated from Eden Theological Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri, with a master's in divinity after attending Central College.
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As of Tuesday this week, the hotel — which was formerly a Holiday Inn Express — was purchased by Pella Hospitality LLC, with future plans to completely revamp the interior of the hotel to give a modern look for visitors.
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OTTUMWA — They don’t yet exist, but Gov. Kim Reynolds on Wednesday said she intends to find a way to ban them.
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LAKE RED ROCK — As Washington squabble heats up over President Joe Biden's sweeping infrastructure bill, Iowa Republican Senator Joni Ernst toured one of the largest recent infrastructure projects in the state.
The Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge, just 20 miles outside of Des Moines, Iowa, was once farmland.
OSKALOOSA — New state data on Tuesday showed another 508 individuals were positive for the coronavirus.
The presentation is part of Central's 2021 Faculty Lecture Series with a focus on diversity and inclusion. It can be access via Zoom.
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After a lengthy discussion during Monday’s meeting, the Mahaska County Board of Supervisors voted to fund EMA/911 for the remainder of the fiscal year.
The state has approved plans for a large northeast Iowa cattle feedlot in an environmentally sensitive area that includes some of the state’s trout streams.
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Shrugging off a pandemic, homes in the Oskaloosa area sold at a healthy pace over the past year – enough that all homeowners are likely to notice.
This will be live streamed on Oskaloosa News and Mahaska Chamber and Development Group Facebook pages, as well as MCG Channel 7 on Saturday, April 10 at 8:30 am.
According to the press release from Marion County Public Health, only for those who live or work in Marion County will qualify for the vaccine.
PELLA — A Central College student has been named a 2021 Goldwater Scholar in a prestigious national competition that recognizes undergraduates for outstanding achievements in the fields of mathematics, science and engineering.
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OSKALOOSA — As the weather is getting warmer and April sets in motion, community members have already decorated the Oskaloosa Town Square with pinwheels in order to spread awareness on child abuse.
The flag flying over the bandstand during April is in honor of Carlos Ryther.
CLINTON — The candidate contesting the vote count in Iowa's second congressional district race has withdrawn her request to have the U.S. House review the election results, dropping her bid to have the 2020 election results overturned.
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OSKALOOSA — Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds said Wednesday the state will open up vaccine eligibility to all Iowans next week, saying allocations have increased as projected.
PELLA — Central College will partner with Pella Community High School to offer a strength and conditioning program for student-athletes beginning in summer 2021. The partnership is made possible with generous support from Pella Corporation and the shareholder family and the Pella Booster Club.
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PLEASANTVILLE — A year after the Pleasantville Christian Church was destroyed from a fire, a piece of history was unveiled on the exact same grounds.
AMES — Several local Iowa State University students have been recognized for outstanding academic achievement by being named to the fall semester 2020 Dean's List.
OSKALOOSA — Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds said Wednesday the state will open up vaccine eligibility to all Iowans next week, saying allocations have increased as projected.
On a normal early morning for the family-owned Double C Stock Farm, a family member takes a few bull calves from the barn, weighs them and feeds them during the day. Later in the night, the calves will go back to their mother, being raised to become a show bull.
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PELLA — Two students participating in four events from Pella Christian High School's Individuals Speech program were recently nominated as Outstanding Performers, based on their performances at the State Individual Events competition held at Pella High on March 13.
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Whether it's on a date or a family outing, movie-goers can now savor the unique, quality taste of Bill and Ginger Grubb's popcorn at Pella Cinemas, owned and operated by Central College.
OSKALOOSA — There are several programs this week from Mahaska County Conservation. There are opportunities for all ages.
The Oskaloosa Elementary School's Bank Iowa Students of the Month were recently announced for the month of February.
According to a press release from the Marion County Public Health Department, the clinics do not anticipate receiving the Johnson and Johnson vaccine for community clinics.
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The three legislators were invited once again to discuss legislative efforts as they keep residents informed on what’s happening locally.
OSKALOOSA — New state data on Monday showed another 137 individuals were positive for the coronavirus.
RURAL OSKALOOSA — The chairman of the Mahaska County Board of Supervisors was arrested again in connection with an ongoing domestic abuse case.
OSKALOOSA — New state data on Sunday showed another 458 individuals were positive for the coronavirus.
OSKALOOSA — New state data on Saturday showed another 531 individuals were positive for the coronavirus.
OTTUMWA — Indian Hills Community College could soon be making one of the biggest infrastructure investments the school has seen.
The Iowa House voted unanimously Wednesday for a constitutional amendment that would allow people with felony records to vote in future elections.
The Iowa House passed a bill early Thursday that would create new pathways to establish charter schools.
Every day at noon, the egg will move to a new location on the site. Hunters who want a leg-up on the competition are encouraged to watch for clues on Bank Iowa’s Facebook and Instagram pages
Iowa lawmakers may have to decide whether to proceed with plans for tax cuts before knowing for sure if the action could jeopardize federal coronavirus relief dollars, House Speaker Pat Grassley said Thursday.
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Last June, the Knoxville School Board approved the sale of a bond to build a new middle school addition onto the current high school. The bonds were purchased by KeyBanc Capital Markets from Cleveland, Ohio.
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PELLA — For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic took its hold, students from Pella High School will take on the stage to sing, dance, and laugh with an audience.
The marathon was created in memory of Isaac Hoven, an 8th grade student from Oskaloosa Middle School who died on March 12, 2016.
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Even with vaccine supply in the state on the increase and the general public becoming eligible for it April 5, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds said Wednesday that patience should still be exercised.
WASHINGTON — The election challenge filed in the U.S. House over Iowa’s second congressional district continued to churn this week, as moderate Democrats began to quietly grumble over the proceedings.
The IHA study examining the jobs, income, retail sales and sales tax produced by hospitals and the rest of the state’s health care sector found that Iowa hospitals directly employed 76,169 people and provided more than $5 billion in salaries and benefits.
OSKALOOSA — New state data on Tuesday showed another 486 individuals were positive for the coronavirus.
KNOXVILLE — Knoxville Hospital & Clinics (KHC) today announced it has been recognized as a 2021 Top 100 Critical Access Hospital – a distinction the organization has received for the second year in a row.
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James R. Jackson, Jr., after a month-long struggle with COVID-19 complications, passed away in the afternoon of April 9, 2021, at Methodist Hospital in Des Moines. He was born to James and Darla Jackson on November 6, 1963, in Mt Pleasant, Iowa. He married Tonya McMurray in 2014. Jim was a 1…
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