Archive for: February, 2024

No prosecution of Biden in classified documents case, DOJ special counsel says in report

President Joe Biden speaks at a rally in Bowie, Maryland, on Nov. 7, 2022. (Photo by Danielle Gaines/States Newsroom)

by Jennifer Shutt, Iowa Capital Dispatch February 8, 2024 WASHINGTON — The U.S. Justice Department released a lengthy report Thursday concluding that while President Joe Biden “willfully retained” classified materials following his time as vice president, he won’t be charged with a crime. Special Counsel Robert K. Hur wrote in the 388-page report that prosecutors considered “that, […]

New initiative inspires more collaboration between Central College and Pella

Central College and the Pella community are imagining new opportunities for housing, business and more with a new initiative. (Photo by Brooklyn Draisey/Iowa Capital Dispatch)

by Brooklyn Draisey, Iowa Capital Dispatch February 8, 2024 Central College and the Pella community are putting their imaginations to work with the goal of creating housing, working and living opportunities for students and residents alike. The “Imagine More: It’s Central to Pella” initiative, publicly launched in December, will blend the boundaries between college and […]

Nelson Pioneer Farm Welcomes McKenzie “Mac” Korte as New Museum Director

McKenzie Hardeman Korte (submitted photo)

The Mahaska County Historical Society/Nelson Pioneer Farm & Museum is thrilled to announce the appointment of McKenzie Hardeman Korte, often known in his communities and to his family as Mac, as our new incoming Museum Director. Mac has close ties to the local community here in Oskaloosa through the Hardeman family. Mac comes to Mahaska […]

Fareway donates $100,000 to DMACC Transportation Institute project

Des Moines Area Community College

by Brooklyn Draisey, Iowa Capital Dispatch February 7, 2024 The food retailer Fareway has donated $100,000 to Des Moines Area Community College for its new Transportation Institute, which is now under construction. As previously reported in the Iowa Capital Dispatch, the $9 million project includes the construction of a new education facility that will include […]

Free Community Cholesterol Screening Event at Mahaska Health

Free Community Cholesterol Screening Event at Mahaska Health

In recognition of American Heart Month, Mahaska Health, an Iowa ‘Center of Excellence for Cardiology,’ is hosting a free heart health community event. The Mahaska Health Cardiology Services team invites the community to receive free heart-related health screenings at its main campus in Oskaloosa, through door 4, on Saturday, February 17th, 2024, 8:00 am – […]

Michael Jon Stein

Michael Jon Stein March 10, 1947 – February 7, 2024 Oskaloosa, Iowa | Age 76 Served With Honor ~ United States Military Veteran Michael Jon Stein, age 76, passed away on Wednesday, February 7, 2024, at his home. Michael was born on March 10, 1947, the son of Franklin and Mary (Pfaffenbach) Stein in Webster […]

Oskaloosa Swears In Two New Officers

Cale Holmberg being sworn in as an Oskaloosa Police Officer by Mayor Pro Tem Bob Drost. (image from city council broadcast)

During Monday night’s Oskaloosa City Council meeting, Mayor Pro Tem Bob Drost swore in two new officers to the Oskaloosa Police Department. Mayor Pro Tem Drost administered the Oath of Office to new Police Officers Cale Holmberg and Richard Fortney. Cale Holmberg’s journey from the sports arenas of Oskaloosa High School to the front lines […]

William Penn Stomps Central Methodist in Home Finale

William Penn University Athletics

Oskaloosa–The Statesmen women’s wrestling team rolled in its final home dual meet, defeating Central Methodist 37-8 in Heart of America Athletic Conference action Wednesday. WPU (5-5, 1-3 Heart), which donned custom National Guard singlets on Military Appreciation Night, won six of the eight contested bouts and also earned free points twice. Teya Garner (Fr., San […]

WPU Up One to #9

William Penn University Athletics

Oskaloosa–The Statesmen men’s volleyball team split against a pair of top programs to start the campaign and it helped the squad advance in the rankings as the NAIA released its first top-15 poll Wednesday. WPU (2-1) gained one spot from its preseason position to #9 with 183 points. The Statesmen have now been ranked for […]

WPU Squads Remain in Top 20 as NAIA Releases Fourth RPI

William Penn University Athletics

Oskaloosa–The Statesmen bowling teams continue to sit in the top 20 as the NAIA produced its fourth RPI rankings recently. The Statesmen women are currently ninth in the NAIA with an RPI of .610, while SCAD-Savannah (Ga.) is now #1 at .689. WPU is also up to 21st among schools from all divisions in the […]

               

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