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Mahaska County Outreach Donates To Mahaska Health Foundation

Mahaska County Outreach representatives Mary Blakely and Mark Tennison (both left) to Mahaska Health representatives Kevin DeRonde and Cathy Stahl (both right) in the amount of $1547.10 for the Mahaska Health Foundation.

Oskaloosa, Iowa – The Mahaska County Outreach is a non-profit organization that has been a part of the Mahaska County community for more than 30 years, located at 114 North 1st Street in Oskaloosa. The store is stocked with donated items from the community, and each month the thrift store hosts a sack sale. During […]

Students And Companies Work Together While Learning

Oskaloosa High School students present their findings to Cablevey on Friday.

Oskaloosa, Iowa – In the past few weeks, Oskaloosa High School students and area companies have been working together. For the students, they are getting an opportunity to work real-life problems, and provide a solution to an area company. The company then gets the opportunity to implement those suggestions, in part, fully, or not at […]

The Rozenboom Report by Senator Ken Rozenboom – March 1, 2019

Sen. Ken Rozenboom (R-District 40)

by Senator Ken Rozenboom This was the seventh week of the 2019 legislative session, a week busy with subcommittee meetings. Next week is the first funnel week of the year, meaning Senate bills need to be out of Senate committees by Friday in order to be considered for the rest of the year. The funnel […]

Holly Brink Update From the House for District 80 – February 28, 2019

Just this past Thursday I led the HF 447 subcommittee. The bill will affect how insulin can be dispensed in an emergency and insurance coverage. I was joined by Representatives James (left) and Meyer (right).

by Holly Brink Hello Friends, First, I wanted to extend my congratulations to our district’s students at the Iowa State Univerity, University of Iowa and Univerisity of Northern Iowa! I received an email with a great number of students from our District that made either the Dean’s List (3.5 GPA or higher), the President’s List […]

Hite Capitol Update: February 28, 2019

Dustin Hite Capitol Update - February 28, 2019

by Dustin Hite Another busy week has flown by in Des Moines. Along with legislation, we released more budget targets and furthered our commitment to SAVE. The House passed an extension of SAVE last session, but it did not move forward in the Senate. Extending SAVE is a top priority for House Republicans this session, […]

Back To The ‘Well’ On Unfinished Business

2018-19 3A State Qualifier Oskaloosa Indians.

by Jamie Brockman Oskaloosa is headed back to the Class 3A Boys State Basketball Tournament for the second straight year following a commanding 58-37 win over Fairfield in the 3A SubState final at Mount Pleasant Monday night. Despite being the top seed, Oskaloosa was forced to travel to Fairfield’s backyard in Mount Pleasant. The travel […]

Judicial Selection Process Focus Of Debate At Eggs And Issues

Dustin Hite (R) (standing) talks about potential changes to the judicial nominating commissions.

Oskaloosa, Iowa – The temperatures were up for Mahaska County, and a slight rain was falling, adding to the water puddles already increasing in size. Inside of Smokey Row, things also heated up, when Oskaloosa attorney and Mahaska County Democrat Party Chair Eric Palmer quizzed the trio of legislators about legislation that would change how […]

Parents Of David Thank Oskaloosa And Mahaska County CERT

Angelia (blue coat left) and Robert Fogle (center) at a candlelight vigil for their son David Fogle.

Oskaloosa, Iowa – Sitting around a little table inside a local hotel, David Fogle’s parents are overwhelmed with emotion as they search for the words to best describe the thankfulness they have for the Oskaloosa community and its support. David Fogle, a red-headed, smiling 7-year-old 2nd grader, was tragically killed as a result of a […]

Court of Appeals overturns Spahr’s conviction

Bruce Spahr took the stand in his own defense on Thursday.

Oskaloosa, Iowa- Another felony conviction in Mahaska County has been overturned on appeal, this time by the Iowa Court of Appeals. Bruce Spahr was convicted of one count of second-degree sexual abuse by a Mahaska County jury in 2013. The same jury found him not guilty of three other counts of second-degree sexual abuse. Spahr […]

The Rozenboom Report by Senator Ken Rozenboom – February 22nd, 2019

Sen. Ken Rozenboom (R-District 40)

by Sen. Ken Rozenboom This week I will devote my newsletter to one subject, the matter of abortion. My convictions on this issue should be evident to all because they have never changed, they never will, and because I have spoken to the issue a number of times on the Senate floor. I will continue […]

           

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