Indianola, IA News

• Indianola, IA News
• Upward Bound Program receives Federal Grant
• Student Initiative Leads to Free Bicycles on Campus
• Bluegrass Tuesdays 2012
• Two plus two = art? Welcome to an unusual May Term class
• Warren County Fair 2012
• Jade Osborne Hits Home Run as Intern for Cleveland Indians
• 7 most viewed Simpson College YouTube Videos
• Honors Convocation Celebrates Excellence, Success, Achievement
• Bankers Trust President and CEO to Give Commencement Address
• Mark Shields Entertains Big Crowd at Culver Lecture
• Simpson President John Byrd to Retire in May 2013
• "Best Show of Year" awaits visitors to Farnham Galleries
• Campus Day Tradition Continues
• "Best Show of Year" awaits visitors to Farnham Galleries
• World Food Prize Director to Give Symposium Address
• Simpson Community Marches to "End the Isms"
• SIFE Trains Students While Helping Others
• SGA President Attends U.S.-Israel Conference
• New Hydration Stations Help the Environment
• Simpson Student Chosen for National Civic Award
• Checking in with Robin Whitford, Fulbright Scholar in Hungary
• "Last Great Senate" Author to Speak at Simpson
• Teacher of Year to Speak at Simpson Speaker Series
• Reception to be held for Farnham Artists
• Author to Discuss Library Research at Simpson
• College, Church Strengthen Bonds on "Simpson Sunday"
• Have fun, Raise money: Take a pie in the kisser
• Simpson Earns Recognition for Community Service
• Social Justice Expert to give Women in America Lecture
• Women's Basketball Watch Party set for Friday
• Simpson Poised to Benefit from Des Moines Job Growth
• Theatre Event to Kick Off Women's History Month
• New Farnham Exhibit Features Jeff Jensen, Matt Tullis
• Hubbell Foundation Awards Gift to Iowa History Center
• David Miles to speak as part of Simpson Series
• Carver Medal Winner Surprises College With Gift of His Own
• President Byrd Attends Dinner for China's Vice President
• Dean's List, President's List for Fall 2011 Released
• Visiting Professor part of Grammy-Winning Recording
• Opera at Simpson Featured in Des Moines Register
• Medal Winner sees Parallels Between Carver's Life, His Own
• Simpson Partners with Mercy Clinics to offer Internships
• Simpsonian Wins 10 Awards at Iowa Media Convention
• Simpson Senior wins Award for Research Project
• Culver Center Hosts Education Director Jason Glass
• Madrigal Singers Delight Audiences in Midwest
• Simpson Debate Team Wins Sweepstakes in First Season
• Simpson Enrollment Strong
• Student-led project leads to Dirlam Lounge improvements
• Students spend MLK Day working to help others
• Simpson to host workshop for elementary music teachers
• Farnham Galleries feature Julia Schwadron
• Two Simpson students have work recognized by national conference
• Simpson Community Leaves its Mark on new Campus Center
• Alum Shares Insights into Opera Career with Music Students
• Simpson Grads Advance in National Opera Auditions
• Renowned Music Alum To Bring Opera Expertise to Students
• Martin Luther King Day of Service
• Reserve your spot in our Summer High School Theatre Institute
• Three Students Awarded International Scholarship
• Simpson, Mercy Launch Partnership for Student Internships
• Texas First Lady Speaks at Simpson College
• Young Iowans Tell Political Views at Culver Center Event
• Theatre Simpson Festival draws over 100 High Schoolers
• Professor Part of Grammy-Nominated Opera Recording
• Simpson prepares for Lessons and Carols
• A Simpson Holiday Surprise
• Harvard, Culver Center to Conduct Political Focus Groups
• Artist's Reception to be held for "Four Directions"
• Texas First Lady to Speak at Simpson
• Theatre Simpson's "The Glass Menagerie" Opens Friday
• Simpson Announces Nursing Degree Partnership with Allen College
• Insurance Commissioner to present at EWG Speaker Series
• Students Win Honors at Musical Festival
• Pulitzer Winner to Deliver McBride Lecture
• Simpson Alum Grabs World Series Homerun
• Simpson Alumna named Iowa Teacher of the Year
• Simpson Participating in "Start Somewhere Walk"
• Matthew Simpson Lecture
• Simpson Alums Continue Education
• McDonald Named New Head of Opera
• 2011 Grad Named to Fulbright Scholars Program
• Cliff Meints Memorial Service
• Back to School for Indianola - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Simpson's Top 10 Performances of the Year
• Buxton Stadium Turf Installed
• New Cross Country Coach Named
• Brenton Student Center Demolition
• Follow Team Simpson
• Alumnus receives Governor's Volunteer Award
• Stadium Resurfacing undeway
• Alumni honored
• New Theatre Debuts
• Indianola 4th of July
• Alumni Weekend June 24-25
• Summer@Simpson
• 26 student-athletes earn All-Academic honors
• Buxton Stadium Resurfacing Begins
• Commencement 2011
• Awards Given During Commencement
• Simpson National Champion featured on Today Show
• Simpson Recognized for Service
• Pulitzer Winner to Deliver Commencement Address
• Great Ape Trust Scientist Honored by TIME
• Students travel abroad for May Term
• Ackerman story to air on NBC's Today Show
• Communications Department holds Iron Journalist Competition
• Students earn top 10 honors at Midwest programming competition
• Students Excel in Math Competition
• Research Symposium to be held Thursday
• Simpson's Oldest Tradition Continues Wednesday
• Math Department to host MUMS
• SIFE places second at regional competition
• Three alumni named to 2011 "Forty Under 40" class
• Huyser throws no-hitter, Storm sweep Dubuque
• Social Justice Club hosts Invisible Children Speaker
• Simpson to Host Saxophone Conference
• Eurydice Opens This Weekend
• Maria DiPalma Memorial Serivce
• Students head out to serve over break
• Culver visits campus for open house
• Simpson alumna recognized by Newsweek
• Two advance to Championships
• Storm ends successful season
• Storm Women Advance with First Round win
• Theatre Simpson Earns Recognition at KCACTF
• History Center to host Famous Alumna
• Storm Earns NCAA Tournament Bid
• Four Students to Present Research in D.C.
• Mathematics Modeling Competition
• Dr. Cole Awarded 2011 Carver Medal
• Dr. Johnetta B. Cole to receive Carver Medal
• Pulitzer Prize photos on display
• MLK Day, a Day for Service
• Simpson Observes MLK day
• Warren County Fair 2011
• Indianola police: Man barricades self in home
• Two Simpson Students Awarded International Scholarships
• Simpson lands 37 on all-academic list
• Southeast Warren girls open season with win at Murray
• Indianola girls win first two basketball games
• Brady Roland is county’s best
• GUEST COMMENTARY: Eat wisely, for this is the season for holiday desserts
• Becky Lynn (Beltz) Spencer, 51, Indianola
• Leota Ripperger, 82, Indianola
• Robert “Bob” Marvin Fromm, 85, Indianola
• Norman Dillman, 72, LaBelle, Fla.
• Roger Billings, 63, Indianola
• HIT IT HARD: A groaner and a loaner
• Harriet V. Allgeier, 69, Indianola
• Carlisle has applied for a grant to help construct Carlisle Nature Trail
• Mark your calendars for Indianola Tour of Homes
• Punt, pass and kick winner headed to Vikings game
• Box Tops help buy new books for Whittier kids
• Food for Iowa constructs new greenhouse
• Fire interrupts Thanksgiving for Indianola family
• Local music students participate in All-State Festival
• Professor receives national honor
• Ellingson, Edwardson qualify for nationals
• Class 3-A football playoffs: Wildcats fall at Pella
• John C. Culver Public Policy Center opens at Simpson
• John C. Culver Center at Simpson College Opens
• Martha May Crook, 84, Indianola
• Buck Bales, 79, Milo
• Republicans dominate Warren County polls
• HIT IT HARD: Hoping for work toward the greater good
• Kent family donates $4 million to fund Simpson campus center
• Robert A. Weeks, 77, Indianola
• Ralph William Uster, 82, Indianola
• Lawerance N. Middle, 71, Des Moines
• Evadna Keller, 76, New Virginia
• Rodney W. Ervin, 46, Morning Sun
• City continues discussion on wind energy ordinance
• Culver Center Opening
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Appel, Sorenson campaign tactics too much for residents
• Garrett wins House District 73 seat
• Daugherty re-elected for treasurer
• Massie defeats Ourth in House District 74
• Criswell wins attorney seat over incumbent Tingle
• Voters oust incumbent county supervisors
• Warren County voters turn out in large numbers
• Sorenson unseats Appel in State Senate District 37 race
• Campus Center donor announced
• Meeting for women landowners Nov. 10 at Arnett Nature Center
• Carlisle wins Class 3-A rematch
• New Campus Center explored
• Iowa History Center Awards Prize
• Bicycle stunt show comes to IMS
• Marlon Kay Pfaff, 63, Indianola
• Kristopher J. Nation, infant, Indianola
• Former county attorney Criswell challenges incumbent Tingle
• State campaign finance reports released
• Geneva Hoover, 82, Indianola
• 54 and counting
• Football playoffs: Carlisle, Norwalk to meet again
• Voters to decide on Extension budget
• Indianola man dies in three-vehicle crash
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Cross country roundup: SEW’s Miller fifth in Pride of Iowa meet
• Farnham Galleries to Exhibit Prilla Smith Brackett
• Simpson's New Nanotechnology
• Students create rare device
• Students experience ORGFEST
• Simpson College Move-in Day
• Great Experience in Summer Research
• Professor presents new book
• Students Research Wetland Restoration
• National Recognition for Service
• Endowed Chair announced
• $4 million dollar birthday gift
• Theatre Simpson Preview: Betrayal
• Authors to speak on small towns and diversity
• High school football roundup: Wildcats, Warriors drop games in District 8
• Blank construction continues
• Top 10 Moments of the year
• Indianola receives proposal for $12.5M YMCA
• Dorothy E. Dougherty, 90, Indianola
• Leona H. Lehner, 94, Indianola
• Theodore “Ted” Onstot, 83, Norwalk
• Doyle L. Dixon, 77, Shawnee, Kan.
• Smoke detection a priority for Iowa
• Carlisle defeats Norwalk, 17-3, to remain unbeaten
• Carlisle mayor meets with China leaders
• Southeast Polk girls win Norwalk Invitational
• Norwalk boys fourth in home invitational
• William “Jon” Miner, 57, Indianola
• Gerald (Jerry) Higens, 77, Tulsa, Okla.
• Patricia Jenkins, 62, Indianola
• Hans Green, 42, and Julia Green, 44, formerly of Winterset
• Robert McDonald Kreamer, 69, Indianola
• William D. “Bill” Edwards Sr., 69, Indianola
• There’s an app for that
• HIT IT HARD: Reconnecting 40 years after high school
• IHS boys third at Clinton Classic
• Rams out-swim Indianola girls
• Indianola councilman succumbs to cancer
• HIT IT HARD: It’s a scary time of year
• Grassley urges Congress to help stop spread of K2
• Shoppers delayed
• Get in THE ZONE
• Carlisle woman dies in crash
• Warren County Leadership Institute accepting applications for 2011 class
• 150 CANDLES
• Davis sentenced to 25 years in adult correctional facility
• I-JOBS funds to be used to fix Summerset Trail
• Healthy habits form during child cooking class
• Harlem Ambassadors to play Indianola Dream Team
• Daniel A. Raber, 64, Indianola
• Ruth A. Shupe, 86, Indianola
• Carly Rose Shelton, 2, Lacona
• Norwalk’s new public works facility to be used by both city and school district
• Jerry S. Sternquist, 72, Indianola
• Des Moines Metro Opera names Egel as director
• James Doyle benefit concert is Sept. 26
• Wilma L. Wheeler, 85, Indianola
• Simpson College graduate named Iowa PGA Teacher of the Year
• Fashion goes to the dogs
• Lare, Chelsvig on special election ballot in Cumming
• Seizure may have caused Wednesday crash
• Indianola man killed in accident at Des Moines airport
• HIT IT HARD: Going through years of change
• St. Thomas to pair with neighboring Indianola parish
• Indians knock off No. 7 Ankeny
• Frances L. Goode, 84, Indianola
• Esther A. Huffman, 99, Indianola
• Louine Perdue, 99, Osceola
• Ruth A. Shupe, 86, Indianola
• Patricia M. Thompson, 70, Indianola
• Mayor, council will not get raises
• HIT IT HARD: Fashion, dogs hit the runway
• Indianola receives more than $325,000 in I-JOBS funding
• Bernita Barnum, 96, Indianola
• Jerald R. Carlson II, 56, Indianola
• Indianola man killed in airport accident
• Indianola residents help with Colfax flood cleanup
• McCord Park fundraising in place
• Indianola group is requesting proposals for recreation center
• One smart math gadget
• Records fall in Indians’ loss to D.M. Hoover
• Indianola bests the competition at SEP
• Indianola over Des Moines North 3-0
• Indianola girls 8th at Dutch Invitational
• SEW, M-St. M at Wayne cross country meet
• Martensdale-St. Marys volleyball
• Ridiculous Days set for Sept. 11
• Southeast Warren volleyball
• Pellet gun wound to head sends man to hospital
• Football: Wayne 7, Martensdale-St. Marys 5
• Indians 1-4 at Marshalltown Invitational
• Football: I-35 44, Southeast Warren 20
• 5 women sue Indianola toy company, say they were sexually harassed
• John McNaughton, 75, Indianola
• Norwalk receives more than $300,000 in I-Jobs funding
• Four medals for Carlisle at SEP
• EDITORIAL: Have the guts to back up your opinion
• HIT IT HARD: Eggs, politics leave bad taste
• Carlisle volleyball loses to Carroll, Winterset
• Indianola wind energy ordinance in the works
• Indianola boys seventh at Ankeny Invitational
• Family night at the library begins Sept. 7
• Getting a second chance
• Iowa’s baseball history on display
• HIT IT HARD: What did we learn from conference discussion?
• Pool records fall in Indians’ loss to D.M. Hoover
• Indians roll in home opener
• Independent candidate to run for representative
• Indians trail the pack after first day of CIML Central tournament
• Elihu Allen Wheeler, 85, Indianola
• Extreme challenge
• Indianola runs away with season opener
• HIT IT HARD: Lightning strikes twice!
• Charles W. Cross, Carlisle
• Donald N. Dyer, 75, Deming, N.M.
• Ammonia leak forces Lacona evacuation
• Vaughn Robertson Jr., 75, Indianola
• Former Indianola mayor selected as new IDA director
• Indianola to stay in CIML Central
• Anhydrous leak forces evacuations at Lacona
• Newsum to join Martensdale-St. Marys staff
• Lacona sets special election
• McCord Park could get new equipment by summer 2011
• Students return to Indianola schools
• HIT IT HARD: No complaining from this columnist
• Head-on crash kills one in Norwalk
• M-St.M’s Westphal wears the crown
• Head-on crash kills one in Norwalk
• Fareway found at fault for discrimination in Norwalk case
• Norwalk teachers to incorporate dig into classwork
• Dog bite sends Indianola boy to hospital
• Indianola conference decision expected soon
• Michael Dittmer, 61, Live Oak, Fla.
• Charles Gledhill, 69, New Virginia
• Irene M. Houghtaling, 81, Indianola
• David William Kibbie, 60, Des Moines
• Marilyn E. Shunk, 81, Liberty Center
• Howard E. Smith, 74, Martensdale
• Lonnie A. Szabo, 43, Granger
• Indianola postpones decision on conference change
• Indianola history buff honored by governor for volunteerism
• Drost claims horseshoe world title
• Norwalk approves construction of public works facility
• Search narrowed for Martensdale-St. Marys interim superintendent
• Benefit concert scheduled for slain Indianola teen
• Norwalk weighs recreation facility
• Jerry Kelley Trail connects community and region
• Fern Hess, 89, Jasper, Ark., formerly of Indianola
• Christy L. Miller, 51, Liberty Center
• State baseball: Carlisle eliminated by Central Clinton in first round
• Shirley Harvey, 75, Indianola
• Officials: Hoffman owes more than $600K
• State baseball: Indians run into tough Hempstead team
• Indianola residents divided on conference change
• Czech out this balloon
• HIT IT HARD: Indianola’s RAGBRAI stop immortalized on film
• Doris V. Clark, 98, Des Moines
• Devils have their day
• 15-year-old boy reported missing in Indianola
• Therapy records sought in Nadler case
• LEGISLATIVE LOOK: Government oversight continues on IASB
• State softball: Carlisle cruises to Class 3-A championship
• Georgiana L., nee Butcher, Raygor, 91, Belleville, Ill.
• Floyd Joseph Ohnemus, 82, Des Moines
• Caleb W. Johnson, 19, Indianola
• Two tornadoes, flash flooding hit Indianola
• Iowa pharmacy board bans K2
• HIT IT HARD: Not buying into move to smaller conference
• Simms takes the crown
• Carlisle falls in baseball tournament opener
• Sewer rates will increase in Indianola
• State softball: Carlisle earns trip to 3-A final; Keokuk also wins
• Severe thunderstorm rolls through Warren County
• New Book Club Titles Announced
• Indianola Public Library Announces New Programs
• New Blog Feature Announced
• Friends to Host Author Event
• The National Parks - Screening
• Peoples Bank Music in the Park: The Sonny Humbucker Band
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Indianola!
• Warren County Fair
• After School Program Receives Grant
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Otello-Performance

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