PLEASANTVILLE – North Mahaska’s wrestling team took to the road Saturday to compete at Pleasantville in a dual meet. The Warhawks went 3-2 on the day. They defeated Durant 36+32, then fell to Albia 63-12. They took down Chariton 48-30 and blitzed Montezuma 69-0. Ogden got the better of the Warhawks in the final match […]
Local News Gov. Reynolds Delivers 2021 Condition of the State Rozenboom Opens Senate Session With Prayer Health Care Update Starts Eggs And Issues For 2021 Former Post Office Future Comes Into Focus Gov. Reynolds signs new proclamation modifying public health measures Iowa Congressional Delegation Speaks About Unrest At Capitol Supervisors establish operating procedures for 2021 […]
JANUARY 14, 2021 OTTUMWA — Indian Hills Community College had 178 student-athletes named to the Iowa Community College Athletic Conference Academic All-Region list for the fall of 2020 released this week by the conference. Those recognized competed in a sport that was in-season during the spring and for IHCC that meant student-athletes in baseball, basketball, […]
Lamoni–The Statesmen men’s track and field team’s return to action was a successful one as it competed at the Graceland Winter Series #1 Saturday. William Penn, which had its 2020 outdoor campaign cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, was competing for the first time in nearly a full year. The navy and gold had six […]
Oskaloosa — MidAmerica Nazarene had given William Penn men’s basketball some problems down in Olathe, but the Statesmen had won the past five meetings in Oskaloosa. With Saturday’s clash being the only regular season game between the two, there was a lot of anticipation for the matchup. With some strong offensive play, the Statesmen did […]
Johnet Saunders August 24, 1939 – January 15, 2021 Oskaloosa, Iowa | Age 81 Johnet Saunders, 81, of Oskaloosa passed away at her home in Oskaloosa, Iowa on Friday, January 15, 2021. She was born August 24, 1939 in Hooper, Nebraska the daughter of Harold and Marie (Dunne) Weber. Joyner graduated from the Manilla Community […]
by Dustin Hite It has been a busy first week of the 89th General Assembly full of new and exciting changes. While the first week of each legislative session follows a similar schedule, this year it was just a bit different. On Monday morning, members of the Iowa Legislature were sworn in and in the […]
The National Guard Bureau, Washington, D.C., has requested approximately 265 Soldiers and Airmen in total from the Iowa Army and Air National Guard to assist federal, state, and local agencies with supporting missions for the 59th Presidential Inauguration, to be held Wednesday, Jan. 20. The Iowa National Guard has mobilized Airmen from the 185th Air […]
by Ken Rozenboom On January 11 we officially started the 89th General Assembly and the 2021 legislative session. Those of us who have been at the Capitol before have had to adjust to many changes due to the pandemic in an effort to keep everyone in the building safe while still conducting our work with […]
By: Stephen M. Hahn, M.D., Commissioner of Food and Drugs and Anand Shah, M.D., Deputy Commissioner for Medical and Scientific Affairs Over the past year, we’ve seen first-hand the devastation and turmoil wreaked by the COVID-19 pandemic; the unparalleled economic and personal tragedies inflicted on families and communities across the nation. We’ve also had the […]
