Archive for: December, 2018

Scouts Honored with “Kernel Award”

Local Scouts honored with Kernel Award.

Scouts raise more than $1.16 Million for local Scouting Programs Local Scouts from Pack 71 and Troop 71 chartered by the Central United Methodist Church in Oskaloosa, received the Kernel Award from Mid-Iowa Council, Boy Scouts of America for selling at least $1,250 in popcorn. The Kernel Awards were presented at a special recognition event […]

Oskaloosa Wrestlers Compete At Bill Van Horn Invitational

2018 Bill Van Horn Invitational Results for Oskaloosa 126 Salvador Gonzalez (4-12) placed 5th and scored 8.0 team points. Quarterfinal – Cain Cramblit (Bondurant-Farrar) 10-4 won by decision over Salvador Gonzalez (Oskaloosa) 4-12 (Dec 9-3) Cons. Round 1 – Salvador Gonzalez (Oskaloosa) 4-12 won by fall over Ryan Tjelmeland (Benton Community) 8-10 (Fall 5:50) Cons. […]

Attorneys Argue Mahaska County Counterclaim In Airport Lawsuit

Attorneys for the Cities of Oskaloosa and Pella were in court with legal representation for Mahaska County on Friday.

Oskaloosa, Iowa – Attorneys for the Cities of Oskaloosa and Pella, as well as Mahaska County, were all in court Friday morning to argue a second motion for summary judgment filed by the Cities, relating to a counterclaim initiated against Mahaska County in fall 2017. On December 21, 2017, nearly four months after the Cities […]

911 Board Discusses Purchasing Subscriber Units

Debate about legal costs surrounding a new radio system for first responders drew questions from Mahaska County Supervisor Mark Groenendyk.

Oskaloosa, Iowa – The Mahaska County E911 Board met on Thursday evening where they discussed the recent Mahaska County Supervisors meeting, at which Rey Freeman presented his recommendation that the Board of Supervisors accept RACOM’s bid for a new emergency radio system. The discussion at that meeting was how each different entity that would use […]

Ritenour conviction overturned; new trial to be held

Alicia Ritenour

Oskaloosa, Iowa- A nearly five-year-old murder case has taken a new twist after a Senior Judge found ineffective assistance of counsel. Alicia Ritenour’s 2014 first-degree murder conviction in the death of her three-year-old daughter, Ava, was overturned by Senior Judge Dan Wilson on the grounds that her trial counsel provided ineffective assistance of counsel in […]

Oskaloosa Snaps 46 Game Losing Streak

The Oskaloosa Girls Basketball team gets a big win, and brings the traveling trophy home to Oskaloosa.

Eddyville, Iowa – The Oskaloosa Indians had seen an opportunity to end their winless streak slip away from them the night before, but they weren’t to be denied two nights in a row. The Indians ended the first quarter of play behind, much like they have all season, as EBF lead the Indians 11-6 after […]

911 Dispatchers Honored For Their Work

  Oskaloosa, Iowa – The end of the year typically means office parties and recognition for those people who have made a difference. The Mahaska County 911 Communications team gathered this past week to share a meal and time together while recognizing the efforts made by staff. Jamey Robinson, EMA/911 Administrator, spoke with Oskaloosa News […]

Indians Launch Past The Rockets

Eddyville, Iowa – The Oskaloosa Indians had their eye on the very talented Eddyville Rockets team heading into Saturday’s match-up in Eddyville. Austin Hafner lead the Indians in scoring on Saturday night with 17 points, in a game the Indians took by a score of 72-36. Hafner spoke with Oskaloosa News’s Doug DeKock after the […]

Wreaths Across America Remember Those Who Served Their Country

The Oskaloosa American Legion placed wreaths at the War Memorial inside Forest Cemetery on Saturday.

Oskaloosa, Iowa – A delightful winter day welcomed veterans to the war memorial inside Forest Cemetery on Saturday morning. Veterans honored their fallen comrades, prisoners of war, missing in action and all of those who honorably served their country in the armed forces of the United States. The same ceremony was carried out across the […]

Centennial Block Welcomed To Historical Walking Tour

Emily Russell (left) and Ann Fender (right) unveil the building plaque that will hang on the front of the Centennial Block on the north side of the Oskaloosa square.

Oskaloosa, Iowa – The Centennial Block in Oskaloosa is one of the oldest structures on the square. It has a rich history, with the structure itself making state-wide news. The celebration began with a welcome and introduction by Oskaloosa Mayor Dave Krutzfeldt. Four individuals have helped to spearhead the project. Sherry Vavra, Ann Brouwer, Jennifer […]

                 

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