Ottumwa, IA – The Indian Hills Athletic Department has announced the hiring of Felix Vu as the new head coach of the men’s soccer program. Vu becomes the ninth head coach in program history. “I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to be a part of the community at Indian Hills,” stated Vu. “Its tradition […]
A gentleman thief, a fair young maiden, a rich planter, and a wicked stepmother all come together along Mississippi’s Natchez Trace in Indian Hills Community College Theatre Department’s production of the Tony-Award-winning musical, a rollicking tall-tale, The Robber Bridegroom. Performances will be Thursday, April 27th and Friday, April 28th at 7:30 p.m., and Saturday, April […]
by Tony Witt The Oskaloosa boys tennis team got the win against Centerville last night 6 to 3. It was nice to see the boys get the win last night, they really deserve it with the hard work that they have been putting in and hopefully this will help them gain some confidence late in […]
by Tony Witt The Osky Boys tennis team faced Pella last week, their toughest opponent yet and lost 11-0 on another cold and extremely windy afternoon. The boys played the best that they have all season even though the score doesn’t reflect that. They had a lot of very competitive set scores with Pella, especially […]
by Travis Miller The Oskaloosa 8th grade boys track team competed at home last night against 7 other teams. The Indians finished in 6th place scoring 72 points on the night. The 8th grade will go to Eddyville Thursday for the Chariton Charger Meet. The meet is being held in Eddyville due to construction at […]
Brenda Netten September 15, 1948 – April 22, 2023 Oskaloosa, Iowa | Age 74 Brenda Carol Netten, 74, of Oskaloosa, died Saturday, April 22, 2023, at the MHP Serenity House in Oskaloosa. She was born September 15, 1948, in Memphis, Tennessee, the daughter of Lester and Delores Henry Ussery. Brenda graduated from Oskaloosa High School […]
by Senator Ken Rozenboom Iowans all across the state have been looking for property tax relief, especially with the arrival of new assessments over the last few weeks. Senate File 569 gets at the core of rising property taxes and offers property taxpayers real, permanent relief. The bill passed the Iowa Senate on a 48-1 […]
by Betsy Luck The girls track and field team traveled to Newton on a cold and blustery night. The competition was tough and the girls came home with a fifth place team finish. The team had two first place finishes on the night. Tierney Carter in the 800 m run blazed her way to another […]
by Bryan Kime The Girls Tennis team was in action Thursday on a very cold and windy day. Pella the #6 team was to much winning the meet 1-10. Our young girls are continuing to get better and against some really good competition. Presley and Lucy both bounced back after losing for the first time […]
CRETE, NEBRASKA — After day one at the John Green Combined Events, the Central College men’s and women’s track and field athletes are leading the way in the decathlon and the heptathlon. The Dutch men are the top four spots of the decathlon. Brody Klein (junior, Rainier, Wash.) leads with 3,335 points. Reid Pakkebier (junior, […]
