Winter weather announcements for Monday, Jan. 25:
OSKALOOSA — There were 847 more coronavirus cases in Iowa on Sunday morning than there was the day before, according to new state data.
OSKALOOSA — Iowa reported another 1,368 new cases of the coronavirus, and added nine deaths to its COVID-19 data dashboard.
OSKALOOSA — As the state continues to shift its vaccination strategy and the country faces supply shortages, Iowa added another 1,319 cases of the coronavirus on Friday.
PELLA — Event organizers said the COVID-19 pandemic won't stop the 86th Tulip Time Festival later this year, not entirely anyway.
STORM LAKE — Five area students were named to the fall 2020 dean's list at Buena Vista University. The dean's list recognizes full-time students achieving a 3.5 grade point average or higher for the semester. Buena Vista University congratulates more than 500 students who were named to the f…
EDDYVILLE — A Clear Lake man has died after a vehicle he was driving wrecked on northwestern Wapello County.
PELLA — Central College's Central RED Society will host "The Battle of Gettysburg" with Mark Barloon during a virtual event at 12:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 11.
PELLA — Lyle Vander Meiden, volunteer at Hospice of Pella, is Pella Regional’s 2020 Hospice Volunteer of the Year.
Local state representatives are holding three virtual forums for constituents in the coming months to keep residents updated on legislative matters.
OSKALOOSA — The former Oskaloosa Post Office is on its way for renovation to become a new restaurant and brewpub.
OSKALOOSA — Iowa will open up vaccinations to a broader group of citizens on a faster timeline, Gov. Kim Reynolds announced Thursday.
ATTICA — A Lovilia man has died following a head-on crash between two vehicles Wednesday morning.
OSKALOOSA — Another Mahaska County resident has died from the coronavirus pandemic, according to new state data Wednesday.
OSKALOOSA — The city of Oskaloosa is projecting an increase in its property tax levy in the upcoming budget year.
PELLA — Central College students and faculty will honor the spirit of Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and work with activities during the week of Jan. 18.
OSKALOOSA — The process for a new emergency communications system took another step forward with the approval of a bid for four towers to be erected around the county.
For a second day, hospitalizations with the coronavirus in Iowa were below 500 — the lowest levels since early October.
OSKALOOSA — There 12 new cases of the coronavirus confirmed in Marion County, state data on Sunday showed. Mahaska County had one new cases reported.
OSKALOOSA — Iowa reported another 1,333 of its residents tested positive for the coronavirus, and reported that the virus killed 64 more.
OSKALOOSA — Iowa added another 1,347 cases of the coronavirus and reported six new deaths on Friday.
View winter-weather related announcements for Friday, Jan. 15.
OSKALOOSA — Iowa crossed a new plateau Thursday, confirming that more than 300,000 Iowas have now tested positive for the coronavirus since March.
PELLA — Pella Christian High School has released their first semester honor roll. Students must have a GPA of 3.33 or above over the course of the semester to qualify.
SIOUX CITY — A local student has made the Morningside College's fall semester dean's list.
OSKALOOSA — The next Eggs & Issues will be Saturday, Jan. 23 at 8:30 a.m. and include members of legislators that represent the area.
PELLA — Prior to the invention of the Vermeer "big, round baler," haymaking was a time-consuming, laborious job.
CEDAR RAPIDS — Kirkwood Community College has released its Dean's List for the fall 2020 semester. These students have achieved a 3.3 grade point average or higher after completing 12 or more credit hours at the college.
OSKALOOSA — William Penn University began the spring 2021 semester this week with face-to-face instruction. Gateway testing for COVID-19 was required for all students prior to attending classes.
PALOS HEIGHTS, Ill. — Two Pella natives have gradated from the Trinity Christian College following the fall term.
PELLA — Central College and its accounting faculty and students once again are offering free income tax preparation services for Marion County residents. This assistance is made possible through a grant from the Iowa Center for Economic Success.
PELLA — Walter Cannon, professor emeritus of English at Central College, has co-edited a new book titled “Shakespeare’s Auditory Worlds: Hearing and Staging Practices, Then and Now.”
DES MOINES — Tuesday's Condition of the State address by Gov. Kim Reynolds included proposals for big investments toward child care, rural broadband and mental health.
OSKALOOSA — The Iowa Department of Public Health reported 10 new deaths statewide on Wednesday, meaning 4,232 Iowans have confirmed deaths due to complications caused by the coronavirus.
OSKALOOSA — Two more local residents have died due to the coronavirus, new state data reported Tuesday.
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — Augustana University announced last week that Rebekah Fyfe, of Pella, has been named to the Dean's List for the fall semester of the 2020-21 academic year.
OSKALOOSA — Residents of Mahaska County wanted to know more about the COVID-19 and its distribution during the year's first Eggs and Issues.
OSKALOOSA — After a year like no other, the beginning of 2021 in the Mahaska Health Birthing Center began like none other, as well.
OSKALOOSA — As cases continue to rise, the Iowa Department of Public Health says the state has one of the highest vaccine administration rates in the country.
PELLA — Tulip Queen Alyssa Geetings and her court enjoyed a luncheon to honor 2020 Tulip Queen Hanna Kendall on Dec. 29. This luncheon is a time-honored tradition allowing the new queen and court to gain insight from the previous queen about her experiences.
The state has received a new round of federal funds from December's COVID-19 relief package and is distributing most of it to local school districts.
OSKALOOSA — State data show another 11 Iowans have died from the coronavirus, while another 1,330 have contracted it.
OSKALOOSA — Another 13 Marion County residents have contacted the coronavirus, upping the county’s pandemic total to 2,900 as of Saturday morning.
OSKALOOSA — The fall began to bring hope, despite election season rhetoric that’s has carried far beyond Election Day.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds on Thursday strongly condemned the deadly attack on the U.S. Capitol by supporters of President Donald Trump, calling for people to “dial down the rhetoric.”
OSKALOOSA — For a fifth straight day, the number hospitalized in Iowa with COVID-19 continued to rise.
OTTUMWA — When Indian Hills Community College finalized a strategic plan for the next three years, one of the items at the forefront was community engagement.
Sunday marked the first day of Dave Loebsack's retirement after seven terms in the U.S. House. On Wednesday, he watched from home as protestors violently overtook the storied Capitol building.
Mariannette Miller-Meeks, just like her colleagues, was trying to do "the work of the people."
OSKALOOSA — Another 61 deaths were reported from the coronavirus in Iowa Wednesday, pushing the state’s pandemic death toll beyond 4,000.
OSKALOOSA — Marion County had another 62 cases of the coronavirus, according to new state data reported Tuesday.
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