by Senator Ken Rozenboom The Senate continues with subcommittee and committee work on a number of issues. I chaired a subcommittee on Tuesday to discuss SF 2152, a bill related to the amount of land owned by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR). In 2018 we required the DNR to submit a report to General […]
by Senator Adrian Dickey It’s Super Bowl week and the opening week of the XXIV Winter Olympics! That means mom is watching figure skating 24/7 and dad is in his wood shop. This week has been so busy, I have not enjoyed the festivities of either event. Hopefully this weekend will allow for some time […]
Week 5 Update Hello Friends! Week 5 in the Iowa House was a short but busy week; the House did not convene on Monday due to the Statewide Midterm Caucuses. This week was extra busy as it was filled with a plethora of subcommittee and committee meetings preparing for funnel week, which is next week. […]
by Dustin Hite There are many updates as the fifth week of the 2022 Legislative Session comes to a close. Next week is the first legislative funnel week. Unless a bill has been assigned to the Appropriations, Ways and Means, or Government Oversight committee, it must pass out of a committee by February 18th to […]
by Laura Ross The Storybook Players had a blast at Moulton-Udell today. Performance highlights include a lot of audience participation for the Cat Song, teaching the Name Game in K-6 grade classrooms after the performance, improvisation, lunch (including a dance competition), and outdoor recess with 5th and 6th grade. Special shout-outs go to Brenna Lindgren, […]
by Nick Coffey We played at PC on Monday. It was a solid start defensively for us in the first quarter as that kept the game close early. We struggled to score the ball in the second quarter and PC jumped to a double digit lead. PC was a big team and bullied us in […]
by Nick Coffey Last Saturday we hosted Chariton. The boys got off to a great start and were executing on offense early. Defensively in the first quarter we were solid and gave up a basket or two and those stops led to easy transition points early on. It was all Osky from the tip as […]
by Alex Knoot The A and B game had a hard time Monday as well. The A game was 15 to 52 and we just couldn’t get anything going offensively. We came out slow and defense but came back and kept battling in the second half. We started to find a bit of a groove […]
WAVERLY—In a season when so much has gone wrong, the feisty Central College men’s basketball keeps scrapping to make things go right. Pulling off arguably the biggest upset of the American Rivers season, the last-place Dutch went on the road and put a dent in Wartburg College’s title hopes Wednesday, knocking off the second-place Knights […]
OSKALOOSA — Winning 18 of 20 matches, the Central College wrestling team defeated William Penn University 29-10 and Schreiner University (Texas) 59-0. The two wins improved Central’s overall dual record to 11-4. The Dutch had a pair of pins in the final bout of each match as Samuel Zook (senior, 285 pounds, Oak Harbor, Wash.) […]
