Archive for: May, 2025

Oskaloosa Boys Tennis Takes Third at Competitive Ottumwa Invitational

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The Oskaloosa boys tennis team turned in a strong performance Saturday at the Ottumwa Invitational, finishing third overall in a field that included two returning state-level teams, Ottumwa and Fairfield. The meet featured a full day of singles and doubles action, with each player competing in six matches throughout the event. Oskaloosa held its own […]

Oskaloosa Girls Golf Places Third at Washington Invite

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The Oskaloosa girls varsity golf team competed Tuesday at the Washington Invitational, finishing third out of six teams with a team score of 427. While not their lowest score of the season, the Indians showed resilience and determination throughout the round. The event, held at the Washington Golf and Country Club, presented challenges for the […]

‘We call it betrayal’: Veterans join Dems in D.C. to protest Trump’s sweeping VA job cuts

Democratic Rep. Chris Deluzio of Pennsylvania joins veterans protesting the Trump administration’s proposed cuts to the Department of Veterans Affairs on Tuesday, May 6, 2025, outside the U.S. Capitol. (Photo by Ashley Murray/States Newsroom)

by Ashley Murray, Iowa Capital Dispatch May 6, 2025 WASHINGTON — Veterans and Democratic lawmakers on Capitol Hill Tuesday protested the Trump administration’s planned cuts for the Department of Veterans Affairs that include slashing some 80,000 jobs, which many worry will affect the massive agency’s delivery of medical care and benefits. The group rallied outside […]

Iowa Senate committee moves budget bills as negotiations continue

Under Iowa's Golden Dome.

by Robin Opsahl, Iowa Capital Dispatch May 6, 2025 Though an agreement is yet to be reached on state spending for the upcoming fiscal year, the Senate Appropriations Committee moved four bills forward in a Tuesday meeting. Senators passed four budget bills through the appropriations committee Tuesday, making them available for floor debate in the […]

Nearly half of Iowa corn acres planted

Corn has begun to emerge in parts of Iowa. (Photo by Jared Strong/Iowa Capital Dispatch)

by Cami Koons, Iowa Capital Dispatch May 5, 2025 Despite another week of rainy conditions, which left an average of just over three days suitable for field work, Iowa farmers have more corn and soybeans in the ground than this time last year. Corn planted in the state reached 49%, which is three days ahead […]

Oskaloosa Boys Golf Finishes 7th at Competitive Blue Top Ridge Invite

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Riverside, Iowa — The Oskaloosa boys golf team continued its postseason prep on Monday with a solid 7th-place finish out of 18 teams at the Blue Top Ridge Invitational, one of the most challenging courses the Indians have faced this season. With just over a week remaining before the postseason begins, Osky posted a team […]

NM Boys Fifth at SICL Meet

North Mahaska Warhawks

OSKALOOSA – North Mahaska competed with 10 other schools over the 18-hole, par-72 course at Oskaloosa Golf Monday in the South Iowa Cedar League boy’s tournament. HLV outdueled Sigourney by one stroke to win the conference title, 335-336. North Mahaska placed fifth with a 373. Jaxon VanDerVeer earned ninth place overall carding a 13-over 85. […]

Iowa Crop Progress and Condition Report April 28 – May 4, 2025

Iowa Department of Agriculture

DES MOINES, Iowa (May 5, 2025) – Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig commented on the Iowa Crop Progress and Condition Report released by the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service. The report is released weekly April through November. Additionally, the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship provides a weather summary each week during this […]

Could black bears call Iowa home again? 

Black bear sightings might be more common in Iowa. (Photo of black bears in North Carolina by NC Garry Tucker/ USFWS)

by Cami Koons, Iowa Capital Dispatch May 2, 2025 Several black bears spent the winter tucked into dens in northeastern Iowa, which wildlife experts say is a “step up the ladder” toward an established breeding population of bears in the state. Black bear sightings in the region have been fairly regular over the past decade […]

Anderson’s walk off home run leads to split of doubleheader against Dubuque

Central Dutch Athletics

PELLA- An Alexa Anderson (senior, Mount Ayr) walk-off three-run home run pushed the Central College softball team over the University of Dubuque in game one of the doubleheader. “It was really nice for Anderson to get the walk off on senior day,” said coach George Wares. “[The home run] took a lot of pressure off […]

               

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