Sunday, Sept. 8
The Oelwein Police Department on Wednesday announced the arrest of two people in the July 27 burglary of the Oelwein Chamber and Area Development building at 25 West Charles Street.
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Monday, Sept. 16
DEAR ABBY: My cousin recently married a lovely girl, someone he’d been dating for a couple of years. Our whole family loves her, and she’s always been very sweet to us.
Cindy Lundry led the discussion of “The Hiding Place” by Corrie Ten Boom when Tuesday Tourist members met at the home of Marlene Doyle. This year’s reading theme is Her Story, Her Voice.
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DES MOINES — Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig on Monday commented on the Iowa Crop Progress and Conditions report released by the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service. The report is released weekly from April through November.
AMES — In an on-going effort to build future leadership for both the Iowa cattle industry and the Iowa Cattlemen’s Association, ICA is taking applications for the 2020 Young Cattlemen’s Leadership Program. The application deadline is Nov. 1 and can be downloaded from the ICA website, www.iac…
HARPERS FERRY – Flash flooding has forced closures at Yellow River State Forest campgrounds and trails.
In case you haven’t heard, our lawmakers have returned from their six-week, summer sabbatical, ready to roll up their sleeves and get their hands dirty. Among the agenda items for this legislative session: firearms, keeping the government from shutting down, trade and, at least for some Demo…
So, I’m driving my son’s car. It’s a long story that involves more cars, motor oil, German fuses and a tuba. But that’s beside the point.
Protecting and maintaining a strong retirement plan for our teachers, police officers, and nurses is vital for a strong economy in Iowa. Making sure the plan is working and secure is not only important for the members of the plan, but also provides $3.3 billion in economic output in Iowa.
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No hats, scarves, mittens or heavy coats are needed by these holiday carolers.
Dozens of children have shiny new wheels this summer thanks to volunteers in Southern Pennsylvania
Center Grows puts students at the helm of new-age food processing techniques
High school science teacher Lisa Adams has struggled with weight for most of her life, but may have finally turned a corner
Approaches include sensory rooms, classroom materials and new routines
