Knoxville, IA News

• Knoxville, IA News
• Loebsack tours "business incubator" in Knoxville
• Auditorium groundbreaking scheduled
• Teachers, staff celebrate the end of the school year
• Avenue of Flags erected at Graceland Cemetery
• Obama brings campaign back to Des Moines
• Petitioner Publicly Protests Against PCM School District’s 2012-13 Budget
• Archer confident as primary approaches
• Loebsack to tour Knoxville's "Business Incubator" tomorrow
• Knoxville Public Library launches 2012 Summer Reading Program
• Fire chief finalists selected
• Rowland, Knox earn perfect score
• Edouard trial continued, new date set
• Obama staffer confident in Iowa victory
• First reading for franchise fees approved
• Mayor Proclaims National Public Works Week
• Goal Alternative School Graduates 22 Students
• Knoxville High School Class of 2012 graduates
• Pioneer Day is Saturday
• Memorial Day activities
• Raymie, Sinclair host campaign event
• Fund raiser held for Schrad
• Northstar Elementary track and field day
• Council meets Monday night
• Knoxville heroes receive Iowa Transportation Museum honor
• Kelderman earns teacher of the year award
• Twin Cedars sixth graders "graduate"
• Board approves bond sale, contractor for auditorium
• Knoxville seniors receive scholarships
• Accident sends one to the hospital
• Auditorium bids come in over $5 million
• City may help cover costs of Park Lane expansion
• Planning necessary for road future
• Over 200 take part in ACTS Service Surge
• Video: Hospital week comes to a messy end
• Council split on future of franchise fees
• BREAKING NEWS: Bennett found Not Guilty
• Graduations begin this weekend
• Service Surge tomorrow
• Bike Nite went well
• Bennett case now in jury's hands
• VA campus now officially on National Register of Historic Places
• Alleged victim takes stand in Bennett trial
• Proceedings begin in Bennett case
• County candidate forum Tuesday night
• Washington Street closed
• Nine-year-old helps grant a wish
• SFC Viers laid to rest
• Miller, Cobbins sentenced
• Grassley: Crop Insurance will be stronger
• Branstad orders flags at half staff in honor of Swan's Viers
• Accident sends one to the hospital
• Iowa legend Dan Gable coming to Knoxville
• Assistant City Manager position filled
• U of I senior from Melcher-Dallas to take part in Obama roundtable
• State has over $800,000 that belongs to Marion County citizens
• Video: West, Northstar students plant pinwheels
• Board discusses code of conduct policy
• BREAKING NEWS: Offer extended to Assistant City Manager candidate
• Sheriff's Office to host prescription drug collection
• Lake Red Rock tailwater anglers to be surveyed
• Habitat seeks applicants
• Knoxville School Board meets Monday
• Supervisors meet Monday
• One sentenced, one changes plea this morning
• Raid witnesses share story
• Confirmed: Warrant executed in Pella
• Knoxville's Konrad earns Leadership Certificate at Wartburg
• Knoxville's Got Talent is tonight
• Manhunt for accused DM sex offender ends in Chicago
• Twin Cedars holds National Honor Society induction
• PHS band earns top prize in Atlanta
• Pearson pleads guilty
• Money can be used for Edwards Park
• KHS artists do well at conference show
• Storms damage homes, businesses
• Knoxville City Council Meets Tonight
• Garden Gala welcomes many
• Legislators in Marion County this afternoon
• Update: Be prepared for severe weather this weekend
• Ribbon cuttings galore in Knoxville
• Cracks showing on five-year-old law enforcement center
• Kiwanis hang sign to track fundraising progress
• Plans, specifications for KHS Auditorium Approved
• Notification system approved for MCPH building
• Extension to host USDA Rural Development Seminar
• Easter egg hunts draw crowds
• Possibility of moving City Hall to VA campus discussed
• Griffith pleads, is sentenced
• Knoxville School Board meets Monday
• Supervisors meet Monday
• Service Surge in Knoxville May 12
• Knoxville City Council meets Friday afternoon
• Bus crash heroes to enter hall of fame
• This is National Public Health Week
• Typo will change the face of paving contract
• Knoxville Eighth Graders leave for DC this week
• Entrance Road at South Tailwater to be closed
• Knoxville Music Boosters dinner Saturday
• Pella urging visitors to come early to enjoy tulips
• West Area Relief Sewer work to resume Monday
• Work being done on Pleasantville Memorial Building
• Information about franchise fees to be shared at Monday's council meeting
• Supervisors meet Monday
• Dump truck fatality near Pella this afternoon
• Teresa Miller's family thankful for verdict
• Replacement license plate issuance begins April 2
• BREAKING NEWS: Miller found guilty of murder in the first degree
• No Democratic candidates seeking Marion County offices
• Jury deliberating in Miller case
• Jury instructions, closings expected on Wednesday
• State rests in Miller case
• Miller's account changes during course of questioning
• Gebhardt house offer accepted
• Jury hears Miller's own words
• Miller offered to buy mistress new tires after murder
• Opening statements given, testimony begins in Miller trial
• Jury panel selected for Miller trial
• Pretrial motions heard in Miller case
• Update: State Senate Candidate Jones arrested
• Supervisors meet Sunday
• Slideways under new ownership
• Marion County 4-H Basketball Tournament begins Friday
• Heritage Home Educators to present play
• Three-and-a-half hour stop for gas
• Davis-Coyle pleads guilty
• Laird convicted of eluding
• Gas leak at VA
• Supervisors approve budget
• Council looking to start another industrial park
• Board learns about changes in high school to meet Iowa Core
• KMS musicians do well
• Quick meeting for Supervisors
• Grassley discusses Medicare cuts at PRHC
• Iowa students invited to explore engineering at Pella Corporation
• West Elementary celebrates National School Breakfast week
• Spring is in Knoxville
• Mottet glad to be on "Dive Bar Tour"
• Fair Board chooses to add liquor to a stand at Raceway
• City of Knoxville Budget Approved
• National School Breakfast Week celebrated at Northstar
• Counter offer made on Gebhardt house
• Motion for change of venue filed, hearing Thursday
• Candidate filing begins for County Offices
• City Council to meet Monday, March 5
• Area students enjoy Ag in the Classroom
• City Manager busy on many fronts
• Schultz stops at J-E office
• McKinley, VanEngelenhoven to meet at Chamber
• Dr. Matt Morgan Performs a Single Site Gallbladder Removal
• Cobbins found guilty of murder in the first degree
• Jury deliberations begin in Cobbins case
• State makes its closing argument in Cobbins case
• Defense rests in Cobbins case
• Dogs injured on Highway 14
• Board approves Dean of Students positions
• BREAKING NEWS: Cobbins testifies
• Witness Bussey changes story from first interviews
• Salier headlines Heatsill event
• Haitian humanitarian speaks at Central College
• Secondary Road Department warns of possible drifting
• Police reach out to improve snow ordinance notification
• No further record to be made in Cobbins trial until Monday
• Cobbins continually denied shooting Teresa Miller
• Supervisors meet Monday
• Knoxville School Board meets Monday
• A little dusting, but not bad
• Possible break-in at Miller home prior to murder
• Knoxville Snow Ordinance goes into effect at 7
• Roberts is no longer Knoxville's Fire Chief
• Opening statements given, testimony begins
• Supervisors budget discussion continues Wednesday
• Employees recognized for years of service
• City to make $120,000 offer on Gebhardt house
• Final pretrial conference, motions hearing held in Cobbins case
• DMACC to host panel discussion on health care reform
• More County budget discussions Tuesday
• Dialysis at Pella Regional Rewarded as Part of Pay for Performance
• Knoxville Fire Chief on paid administrative leave
• Supervisors question Public Health during budget discussion
• Heavy agenda for Knoxville City Council Monday night
• Two plead guilty this morning
• Website continues to grow
• Knoxville next in line for 4G LTE
• DHS Arson suspect hearing scheduled for Friday morning
• Knoxville City Council meets Friday
• Update: Truck rollover blocks traffic, one injured
• Supervisors continue budget discussions on Wednesday
• Downtown Knoxville reports strong Valentine's Day sales
• Bus hero recognition part of a busy night for school board
• Pella High Sophomore killed in accident
• Supervisors looking into panic buttons at Public Health building
• Lang pleads guilty to sex abuse
• Cobbins trial continued
• Blast from the Past-75 years ago
• Pleasantville eighth graders fabricate airplanes
• Knoxville School Board meets Monday
• Kroese shares knowledge of wood carving
• Knoxville Hospital & Clinics Creates $16,692,140 Impact on Local Economy
• Miller Announces $25 Billion Joint State-Federal Mortgage Servicing Settlement on Foreclosure Wrongs
• Council takes steps toward progress in Knoxville
• Twin Cedars hosts Coaches vs. Cancer tonight
• Video: Opera Iowa visits West Elementary
• Three from Knoxville selected for Boys State
• Knoxville Journal-Express earns award
• Knoxville Middle School to host Heart of Hope on Saturday
• Council meets tonight
• Breaking News: Van crashes into VA
• Supervisors take action that could save nearly $400K
• Motorcycle accident sends one to the hospital
• Bus rollover sends many to the hospital
• Video: Chamber Banquet Held
• Loebsack, Thomas coming to Chamber Banquet
• Supervisors to hold closed session Monday
• Knoxville School Board meets Tuesday
• Council meets tonight
• Supervisors, Sheriff's Department union open negotiations
• Road over dam to open at 6 p.m.
• Flags ordered at half staff
• Radio Shack to be remodeled
• New displays at National Sprint Car Hall of Fame and Museum
• Supervisors discuss projected fund balances
• Secretary of State Schultz visits Knoxville
• President Obama's State of the Union speech
• Supervisors meet in special session Wednesday
• Coaches vs. Cancer total surpasses 2011
• School Board learns about Smart Boards
• Pleasantville's Hoops for Hope tonight
• Extension office to hold open house Thursday
• Supervisors leave pioneer cemetery borders to commission, property owners
• Heartsill outpaces competitors in fund raising
• Report: Over $10K raised for Coaches vs. Cancer already
• Update: City employees vy for "The Golden Ladle"
• Elderly Knoxville couple targeted by scammer
• Shaul, Binns sentenced
• Men sentenced for Boswell break-in
• Event at Central aimed at local entrepreneurs
• Supervisors meet Monday
• Statehouse agrees commercial property tax needs reformed
• Anderson found guilty in domestic case
• Early retirements on school board agenda
• City revenues presented to council as budget discussions begin
• Iowa Film Critics pick "The Descendants"
• Rural History Buffs host event
• VA lease process continues
• Glick no longer employed by City of Knoxville
• Galvin to finish year as M-D Superintendent
• Edouard trial date not moved
• Bennett trial continued
• New Physician's Assistant in Knoxville and Bussey
• Hoke recognized for service
• Rodgers to celebrate 65 years with bank
• Knoxville City Council meets Monday
• Gosselink seeks House District 28 seat
• Jury convicts Dudley of sex abuse
• Coaches vs Cancer total already near $6K
• Students show off inventions
• Schrad announces Senate candidacy
• Guidelines for County assistance changed
• Fatal accident remains under investigation
• DeCook family seeks to revive native plants, wildlife
• Santorum takes Marion County, finishes second behind Romney
• First 2012 baby born at KHC
• $2.7 million hotel may be coming to Knoxville
• Supervisors get organized
• Iowa Caucus is tonight
• Knoxville City Council to meet Tuesday
• Drug bust in Knoxville
• Supervisors to meet twice on Tuesday
• Smith convicted of OWI
• Deputy Lane receives academy award
• Strike Out Cancer event today
• Perry campaigns in Pella
• Arson suspect Brommel surrenders in Warren County
• Feds indict Stuckey
• What do you think was the biggest news story of 2011?
• VA lease won't be signed until at least January
• Van Donselaar excited to lead Chamber into 2012
• A safety message from the Marion County Sheriff's Office
• Knoxville's Sharp wins $50,000
• Supervisors to meet Tuesday
• Gingrich stops in Knoxville
• IFA awards $50K to Habitat for Humanity of Marion County for new Knoxville home
• M-D school board to address superintendent resignation Wednesday
• Third entrance sign installed
• Santorum campaigns in Pella
• Gingrich in Knoxville tonight
• Council members sworn in, quick night for council
• Finalists selected for District Associate Judge
• Special supervisors meeting Wednesday
• Christmas food day at Helping Hands
• Democrats preparing for caucus
• Bachmann to visit Pella
• Officials to be sworn in at tonight's council meeting
• Perry, Santorum coming to Pella
• Knoxville City Council meets Monday
• School Board meets Monday
• Supervisors to meet Monday
• Busy morning in court
• Marion County men were stationed at Pearl Harbor
• Students of the Months recognized
• Compensation Board to meet Friday
• Council has no interest in theater at this time
• Fair Board election held
• McKinley to serve on two Senate committees
• Dance teams fare well at state
• Council to discuss movie theater purchase tonight
• Losada no longer candidate for Pella Chief job
• Knoxville City Council meets Monday
• Board of Supervisors meets Monday
• Festival of Trees winners
• School Board meets Monday
• City of Melcher-Dallas audits should be released in December
• Knoxville City Council meets tonight
• Candidates share faith, personal stories at forum
• Emanuel fires up Democrats
• Old paddleboat found along Des Moines River
• Crash victim still not identified
• Twin Cedars Students of the Month
• Lighted Parade results
• Photos from Living Windows
• Many attend Living Windows
• Walmart gives $1,000 to Northstar classrooms
• Meeting about Harvey Post Office tonight
• Chamber Board members elected
• Knoxville School Board meets Monday
• Public hearings, vacations on Monday's supervisor agenda
• Santorum to be in Knoxville Nov. 18
• Veterans Day celebrated at the Senior Center
• Crew hanging snowflakes
• More photos from the Avenue of Flags
• Avenue of Flags up at Graceland Cemetery
• Knoxville Rotary Club gives out dictionaries
• Knoxville receives top honor for Coaches vs. Cancer effort
• VA Town Hall meeting was well-attended
• Fire at Anderson Roofing
• County Attorney has a busy day
• Supervisors contracting with Morris on RRACAP roof
• Chamber Board ballots due Nov. 16
• VA Town Hall meeting tonight
• Rotarians prepare dictionary donations
• Candidates take questions at forum
• Robinson Street has reopened
• Bowling coach keeps his job
• Pleasantville candidate forum held
• KHS alum named Flight Director with NASA
• Valley Bank presents check to Northstar
• Christmas light proposal on hold for now
• McKinley responds to Senate Republican issue
• Attempted robbery at Valley Bank
• KMS receives top Healthier US School Honor
• Knights of Columbus pledge to Helping Hands
• Jog-a-thon begins at West, continues Thursday at Northstar
• USDA Deputy Under Secretary coming to KMS
• Ambassadors welcome Memory Care Unit
• Record-breaking soybean yield
• Chamber Board nominations due Oct. 21
• Supervisors meet Monday
• Work on Bussey mural continues to progress
• Local group earns grant from Iowa Democrat Party
• Corps, Supervisors discuss many issues
• Update: KPD institutes burn ban-Ban now includes all of Marion County
• Supervisors, Corps to meet Wednesday
• Public Hearings set for Oct. 17
• Mayor proclaims October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• McDonald's thief pleads guilty
• Stuckey pleads not guilty
• Morning Kiwanis celebrate 50 years
• Knoxville City Council meets tonight
• Air National Guard "Rise to the Challenge" at Knoxville Raceway
• Kruse named Raceway General Manager
• Niday family sets up camp at Northstar
• Three vying for Knoxville Mayor's Office
• Stuckey charged with attempted murder
• Hammann, Mundy crowned KHS King and Queen
• Accident holds up traffic, no injuries reported
• Pleasantville kids earn green thumbs
• Man arrested for shooting inside home
• West receives $1,000 donation
• Chamber Board begins long-term planning
• Work progression on Bussey mural
• Workers constructing fire station
• Melcher-Dallas Homecoming this week as well
• Council extends tax abatement program
• Cornerstone box to be opened Friday night
• No suspects yet in Gibson's break-in
• Wims calls special worksession
• Knoxville prepares for Homecoming
• Letter seeking answers sent to the VA
• Knoxville City Council meets Monday
• Beaver sentenced to probation
• Ambassadors welcome Rhondie's
• Brammer facing six counts of sex abuse
• Helle reelected to school board
• Volunteers paint Zion Methodist Church
• Indiana Township Fire Station should arrive tomorrow
• Coffee with the Mayor Thursday
• Hundreds come out for emotional ceremony
• Special 9-11 section in Friday's Journal-Express
• Meet the Knoxville School Board candidates
• Meet the Melcher-Dallas School Board Candidates
• Fly-In, Drive In breakfast on Saturday
• 9/11 Ceremony Sunday
• Demolition of old jr. high has begun
• Formanek to seek reelection
• Knoxville City Council to meet Tuesday
• Treasured Portraits raises money for Humane Society
• Robertson pleads, is sentenced
• Emotions run high at Bailey sentencing
• Care Facility may need thousands in repairs
• Ambassadors welcome Our Town Florist
• BNSF to work on railroad crossings
• Phase III of West Area Relief Sewer Project completed
• Two charged after early morning chase
• Knoxville is home to 1,000th Habitat house in Iowa
• Supreme Court Supports Public Disclosure of Reasons for Voluntary License Suspension
• Zoutte to file reelection paperwork Monday
• Public input sought regarding library
• City working on property acquisition
• KHS Marching Band Preparing for season
• Back to School for Knoxville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Board approves contract with auditorium architect
• Doane receives Governor's Volunteer Award
• Council to tour Weiler Friday morning
• Special Supervisors' meeting Tuesday
• Meeting about Road Use Tax Fund Wednesday in Des Moines
• Missouri River Energy Services Announces Plans to Build Hydro Facility
• Knoxville School District welcomes new teachers
• Flags ordered at half-staff Friday
• Police arrest five juveniles for break-ins
• McLemore eager to “come home”
• Twin Cedars welcomes new teachers
• Central College welcomes students to campus for the 2011-12 academic year
• Pella Regional provides benefits
• Bachmann stumps in Pella
• Retzlaff pleads not guilty
• Knoxville City Council meets Monday
• KRCO Softball game draws a crowd
• Meet Super Bull, Bubba
• White House Rural Council Delivers Report on Rural America
• Marion County Clerk of Court public hours reduced again
• Dutch Ambassador visits Pella
• Romney plans to be in Iowa more
• Pella Corporation drivers recognized for safety
• C-SPAN bus stops in Pella
• Nissen crowned 2011 Knoxville Nationals Queen
• Bennett trial delayed until December
• School Board takes few actions
• Journal-Express Nationals publication hits the streets today
• No cause determined yet for Swamp Fox fire
• Quick meeting for supervisors
• Chamber-sponsored Nationals Week activities
• Red, White and Bleu Festival Wednesday
• Miller, McDonald to seek reelection
• Ruling forthcoming regarding Journal-Express request
• ISEA's Bern pleased that teachers have role in education reform
• Cattlemen to meet in Oskaloosa
• Murder-for-hire cases continued
• Edouard case continued
• Stevenson among presenters at steer show
• Tractor Pull results
• Marion County Public Health asks you to check your turkey
• Knoxville School Board meets Monday
• Knoxville Veterans Growth Alliance Community Support Team assembled
• Exclusive Tony Stewart exhibit open in Knoxville
• KHC announces new CEO
• Zoning changes approved by council
• Knoxville pavement grinding Tuesday, Auld Park work Wednesday
• Marion County Photo Contest winners
• Supervisors to consider interfund loan
• Stewart sworn in, quick meeting for council
• Cattle, residents beating the heat
• Supervisors meet Tuesday
• Heat-related street repairs this week
• Balloon festival successful
• Council to meet tonight
• Council to seek grant writer, discusses job descriptions
• Board selects SVPA as auditorium architect
• County may borrow to fix roads, bridges
• Sanders crowned fair queen
• Rotary donates equipment
• Gingrich: Time for adult conversation
• Knoxville is the place to be Saturday
• Juvenile arrested for table vandalism
• Council to meet Monday night
• Bennett saluted for service
• DeHeer pleads, sentenced
• Jones pleads guilty
• BREAKING NEWS: Washington's group to get VA lease
• Work on 14 set to begin Monday
• Republican Archer files paperwork to run for Congress
• Burkland charged with arson
• City to seek reimbursement for sewer main repair
• WIC clinic moving
• Pleasantville's Independence Day celebration
• Scenes from Bussey's Independence Day celebration
• Accident at T-17 and 92
• Knoxville City Council agenda for July 5
• Zaun calls session "disappointing," speaks highly of McKinley
• Busy weekend in Marion County
• Motion filed in murder cases
• Board interviews architects
• Assessor has new map engine
• Helping the Elderly Beat the Heat
• DeRonde retires after 25 years
• Man drives into the water
• Most found Palin film educational
• Pella welcomes Sarah Palin
• Council to seek firm to handle EMS billing
• Palin Premiere update
• Meals on Wheels needs July volunteers
• Palin in Pella tonight
• Outflow at Red Rock may increase
• Sheriff warns of scam
• Report your storm damage to Emergency Management
• Williamson man sentenced in federal court
• Knoxville residents involved in Albia production this weekend
• Wanted suspect caught after accident
• Accident near VFW
• Developing story: Knoxville juveniles referred to Warren County court
• Queen Lacy Stevenson's blog
• Busy weekend in Knoxville
• Coal Miners' Day is Saturday
• Board to interview two firms again
• Council to meet Wednesday
• Ministerial members gather for lunch
• Harkin aide in Pella Thursday
• June Jog has many registrants
• Tuck pointing at First United Methodist
• Branstad: “Schools can't solve all family and social problems”
• Knoxville Municipal Airport awarded federal funds
• Edwards Park cleanup scheduled for Saturday
• Motion for continuance filed in Edouard case
• Kiwanis donates to Nest program
• KHC Foundation getting ready for concert
• Smooth first week for Stewart
• VanEngelenhoven to retire from the House
• Boswell: No work being done on the Farm Bill
• Knoxville City Council meets Monday
• Mead's book released
• Ag in the City begins this evening
• Mercy 1, kids visit Driver's Ed
• Council approves purchase of building
• Tractorcade in town
• Supervisors appoint Pioneer Cemetery Commission
• School Board interviewing architects today
• Former City Manager makes donation
• June 5-11 is Garden Week in Knoxville
• Bike Nite banner, event criticized
• Cain identifies crises, offers solutions
• McNeill taped to the wall
• Council to meet Monday night
• Chamber officially announces Lake Red Rock Balloonfest
• Accident near Flagler
• Dilliner charged in vehicle incident
• Pleasantville Pig Out on Saturday
• Bike Night tonight
• Branstad to speak to PPBWF
• Laptops distributed to teachers
• Knoxville street painting begins
• Supervisors approve safety fund application
• GOAL graduates its 13th class
• Flags raised at Graceland Cemetery
• Emergency responders seek cash for victims, not other goods
• President Mark Putnam initiates campus entryway and signage project at Central College
• Stepping Stones graduation
• Financial assistance still available for flood victims
• Senior Center planning trip to Amana
• KHS students receive scholarships
• Knoxville's Movie Night canceled due to weather
• Donations sought to aid Joplin victims
• 17 rescued from tornado rubble; 116 found dead
• Synopsis of 5-23 Knoxville School Board meeting
• Knoxville Hospital & Clinics Welcomes Interim CEO & CFO
• Chamber meeting tonight
• School Board meets tonight
• Tractorcade route maps
• Branstad co-writes letter to Obama urging trade
• Supervisors approve budget amendment
• Classic Divided Government, Green says
• 3M presents grant for KMS math technology
• Loebsack visits Knoxville
• Edouard submits written not guilty plea
• Knoxville's own Sherwood named Tractorcade Grand Marshall
• Lovilia resident dies in Marion County accident
• Chamber to seek volunteers for apartment cleanup
• Ambassadors welcome Studio 92
• Rhondie Creations to open July 9
• Council undecided about Edwards Park
• Governor orders flags at half staff for Peace Officer Memorial Week
• Marion County Public Health Open House
• Melcher-Dallas Class of 2011 graduates
• Marion County Photo Contest
• Service Surge Underway
• Arnold announces retirement from Legislature
• Melcher-Dallas Schools achieve Bronze Level as Healthier School
• Rotary awards scholarships
• Reynolds addresses TC graduates
• Former Pella attorney pleads guilty to wire fraud
• Hospital says goodbye to Helwig
• Long, busy night for Knoxville School Board
• This is School Board Recognition Week
• VA oral presentations given today
• KHC Employees honored at Annual Service Awards Ceremony
• Judge Lloyd assigned to murder cases
• Chamber hires new executive director
• Exchange student makes donation
• Surge likely to reach over 250 volunteers
• KHS boys are learning the moves
• Bussey man wins $30,000
• Mayor Zoutte proclaims May as Tourism Month
• ISSB supports Knoxville's Movie Night
• NAM presents Grassley with legislative excellence award
• Special council meeting tonight
• Iowans Helping Iowans expires June 30
• Pony Express rides through Knoxville
• Hundreds of kids enjoy Easter egg hunt
• Knoxville native Heather McDermott wins United Way Advocate honor
• Hormel donates $5K to Helping Hands
• Fisher to be appointed chief deputy
• KEA contract calls for $100 added to base
• Motor Inn's Heywood reelected to IADA Board
• Sheriff's Office hosting prescription drug disposal event
• Fossils donated to Marion County's school districts
• Preparations underway for old junior high demolition
• Mullen speaks at Twin Cedars Elementary
• Vilsack, Jackson visit Collins farm
• KHS artists shine at competition
• Supervisors take action on Care Facility expenditures
• Council to meet tonight
• Volunteers, donations sought for surge
• Supervisors to meet Monday and Tuesday
• Public Health making its move
• Chamber Survey results
• Public Health making its move
• Branstad vetoes payment to public defenders
• This week, next, best times to enjoy nature
• School board approves budget
• Bachmann presents at Pella Christian
• School Board to meet Monday
• Supervisors to hold meetings Monday
• Miller hearing tomorrow
• Melcher-Dallas wins academic challenge
• Residential assessments down, ag land up
• CBOC moves forward, campus lease hopefuls invited to DC
• BREAKING NEWS: Bid awarded for Indiana Township Fire Station
• Garage fire in Knoxville
• City staff to seek bids on recreation center changes
• New city manager will make $90,000 a year
• Chase leads to accident, charges
• Two arrested for brewery break-in
• Council meets tonight
• Community Chorus performs
• Legislators in town at 4
• Pro-lifers protesting in Knoxville
• First proposed redistricting maps released
• Rec center tanning bed request likely to be withdrawn
• Board appoints auditorium committee
• T-15 closing Monday
• Stewart offered city manager contract
• Supervisors to meet Monday
• Knoxville School Board meets Monday
• KMS students of the month
• Caviness excited, stunned to receive award
• Investigator to present at Melcher-Dallas
• Twin Cedars dance event Friday night
• Tulip Court visits McKinley
• Madison Street opening and South Street closing
• REI posted for Knoxville CBOC
• Morton Strey named Central VP
• Roof work at City Hall
• Agatsuma arrives in Knoxville
• Officer injured during arrest
• County to teach students safety
• Preparations for Twin Cedars' 50th Prom underway
• Accident near the airport this morning
• Gas spill at Kum and Go
• Breaking news: Murder suspect Cobbins in Marion County
• Supervisors approve change order
• Bussey woman wins $50K
• Agatsuma coming to Knoxville
• Breaking news: M-D Board accepts Bennett's resignation
• Sports Editor Perry Bell earns award
• Portion of Madison to close
• Three-vehicle accident Friday morning
• Bennett pleads not guilty
• VanEngelenhoven says most support HF 525
• Sing On! Cast announced
• Iowa hospitals add $6.1 billion to state economy
• Clarke attends Two Day Training on the Prosecution of Internet Sex Based Crimes
• BREAKING NEWS: Profiles of city manager candidates released
• Northstar enjoys National School Breakfast Week
• Council approves budget, cadet program
• Daugherty raising money for JDRF
• Board approves laptop purchase
• Paul: Federal Government has become "king"
• Busy time at the Marion County Care Facility
• School Board meeting tonight
• Council meeting tonight
• Miller submits written plea of not guilty
• County Attorney hires Crime Victim/Witness Coordinator
• BREAKING NEWS: Senate passes new VA resolution
• Rotary honors high donors
• Branstad Jobs tour comes to Pella
• BREAKING NEWS: LOSST renewed throughout Marion County
• Future of Knoxville School buildings dominates discussion
• Council to meet with search firm tomorrow
• Leaders working on Senate Resolution about VA
• sTEP wave scheduled for St. Patrick's Day
• Obama appoints Branstad co-chair of Council of Governors
• Countywide LOSST vote today
• Bennett arraignment March 11
• Farm Service Agency Announces a General Signup Period for the Conservation Reserve Program
• Twin Cedars' 50th draws crowd
• Supervisors hear new insurance proposal
• Knoxville representatives meeting with McKinley
• School Board to discuss auditorium
• Supervisors to hear about medical insurance
• Branstad at town hall in Pella Wednesday
• KHS Alum now works for NASA
• Judge orders defendant removed from courtroom
• Knoxville Snow Ordinance going into effect
• Mayor Zoutte's LOSST informational meeting tonight
• BREAKING NEWS: McGinnis decision affirmed
• KHS salutes Students of the Months
• Crews busy handling potholes
• KHS art students earn high honors
• KHS preparing "Music Man" performance
• Pershing building NOT condemned
• Council takes action on Farmers' Market
• KPD catches fugitive
• City Manager search update
• Sheriff: Be on the lookout for suspicious activity around farms
• TC, M-D in ITED competition
• Suspect arrested for hog thefts
• BREAKING NEWS: Two arrested in drug bust
• Teddy Bear Drive at West
• Board makes contract counter offer
• Reward offered for info regarding 3M bomb threat
• Legion helps send Beary, Burk to Boys' State
• Supervisors support libraries
• Mobile meth lab found in Knoxville
• Class of 1961 offers new Dollars for Scholars scholarship
• KHS Athletic Hall of Fame induction held
• Census 2010 information for Marion County
• Hangar construction to resume in spring
• Anderson now a certified emergency manager
• VA proposal deadline extended
• Heston in D.C.
• Mayor's Youth Council meets
• Small town mayors say LOSST is necessary
• City employees to get raises over two years
• Pawlenty stresses family values
• Marion Co. Community Foundation seeks grant applicants
• T-15 over Dam to close Friday
• Pleasantville FFA receives donation
• Habitat celebrates 29th home in Marion County
• Vermeer hosts export discussion
• Crew busy cleaning up the aftermath
• Agriland FS partners with farmers to benefit local organizations
• Harvey Fire Department to receive federal grant
• Legislators in Knoxville Friday
• Trucks, graders to keep working until 6
• Snow ordinance going into effect
• Blizzard warning likely
• In case the snowstorm hits...
• Snowstorm could create travel headaches
• Play ball…… Little League registration opens
• Chamber Banquet held
• BREAKING NEWS: Rogers sentenced to 68 months in federal prison
• Long budgeting day for Supervisors
• BREAKING NEWS: City Manager interviews underway
• Justice candidate field down to nine
• E15 Requires Sub-RVP Gas Mixture in Summer: Could Mean Higher Prices
• DAR donates to library
• Branstad's budget presentation
• FCCLA collecting winter items for Afghans
• Iowa unemployment rate drops
• KEA's opening proposal is 5 percent
• Coaches vs. Cancer games coming up
• T-15 now open
• Bachmann wows taxpayer group
• Miller waives preliminary hearing
• Grassley visits Kiwanis
• Vilsack discusses family planning with Rotary
• Teacher accused of sexual abuse
• BREAKING NEWS: Hickory Ridge fund raising complete
• Council delays action on inspections, firearms
• BREAKING NEWS: Knoxville Chamber of Commerce award winners announced
• Education Foundation makes donations
• Ribbon cut on ice skating rink
• Pleasantville Sno*Ball coming up
• Branstad sworn in
• Cobbins now charged with murder as well
• Miller's death believed to be a hit
• Snowy day in Marion County
• Marion County's plan for clearing roads
• Knoxville Snow Ordinance going into effect
• BREAKING NEWS: Knoxville City Manager finalists
• Four named to honor band
• Sheriff, DCI investigating death
• Northstar fifth grade shares inventions
• Supervisors, Council agree to split medical costs
• Olson to join County Attorney's Office
• Chambers elected Chamber Board President
• Tractor Ride coming here in June
• Embray sworn in
• County officials sworn in
• Record Year for Household Chemical Recovery
• Raceway, Pella Motors extend agreement
• Deputy Cox retires
• Christmas greeting from Duffy and the Journal-Express
• Make sure you can tell it's a toy
• Breaking news: City crews building ice rink
• Fisher recognized for service
• Madison Street expected to open today
• Comp Board recommends raises
• Retirement party held for Rachels, Van Steenwyk
• Recommendations from 21st Century Skills Committee
• Work rules for Knoxville School employees
• Former Knoxville minister's group to be in NBC finale
• Special supervisors' meeting Wednesday
• Applications being accepted for Iowa Supreme Court
• Compensation Board meets Thursday
• Local government board meetings today
• Police issue 68 tickets during snow emergency
• Bomb Threat at 3M
• VA industry forum held
• Pella Corporation reduces workforce
• Approximately 40 have applied for manager position
• Former Knoxville resident aids in Christmas program
• Students of the Months recognized
• Breaking news: Cady selected as Iowa's next Chief Justice
• Job wants you to Knit for the Needy
• KMS kids collect for the needy
• Administrators learn about laptop program
• New Chamber of Commerce Board announced
• PBIS working in Knoxville Schools
• Volunteers stuff for Dollars for Scholars
• VA posts RFP for enhanced use lease
• Fatality accident Friday night
• Big turnout for Living Windows, Lighted Parade
• T-15 is now open
• Accident sends one to hospital
• Quitline Iowa services expand
• It's that time of year
• No decision on hospital bills
• Mercy One holds open house
• Florida fugitive nabbed in Knoxville
• One week left to register with FEMA
• UPDATED: VA public hearing tonight
• KHC names new CFO
• Bull, Agan and VanEngelenhoven win
• Nearly 5,600 in Marion County vote early
• 118th Overlay to be done today
• Accident sends one to hospital
• Nominations sought for Defense Employer Support Freedom Award
• BREAKING NEWS: Knoxville Police hire new officer
• Habitat building three houses in Marion County this fall
• Democrats rally in Des Moines
• IPTV donates reading center to KHC
• Council chooses Brimeyer-Fursman
• Boswell, USDA to present Weiler with check
• Public meeting on VA's future Nov. 4
• Accident on Highway 14 Sunday
• Family Fall Fun Fest has good turnout
• T-15 to close next Monday
• Chamber still seeking board nominations
• Pleasantville FFA competing at Nationals
• Stepping Stones Stroll held
• Special council meeting Monday
• Zoning issue on supervisors' agenda
• Heavy agenda for School Board Tuesday
• Iowa now 26th in Teacher Pay
• Farmers encouraged to sign up for CSP
• Local librarian certified
• FEMA recovery center to close in a few days
• Short night for council
• 3M gives $20K to KHS
• Central to install new president Oct. 22
• Armory rededicated
• Schlotterback finishes fund raiser
• Gate damaged at the VA
• Journal-Express celebrates anniversary
• Breaking news: Boat ramps to close tomorrow
• Democrats headquarters open
• Knoxville Athletic Hall of Fame inductees announced
• School Board approves financial statement
• Voyce retires after 45 years
• Give a SHOUT Out for Nurses at PRHC
• Knoxville School Board Agenda 9-27
• Open House on Friday for J-E
• Open House for Armory Oct. 2
• Practice fire tomorrow
• Council discusses downtown traffic signals
• Movie Night tonight at Auld Park
• Stewart, Newman headline Late Model Nationals field
• McKinley endorses Bull
• Accident on 163 Saturday
• Walmart gives to West teachers
• Zoo pays a visit to West
• Palin draws record crowd
• Iddings, Crossett named KHS King and Queen
• If you doubt pride in Knoxville...
• Wallace to remain president
• It's homecoming in Knoxville
• Judge coming to Knoxville
• Council to borrow to fix storm sewer
• Pleasantville Voters to return to the polls today
• Melcher-Dallas mayor to employee: you're not fired
• Disaster Recover Center open
• Knoxville Homecoming next week
• FEMA to open recovery center in Knoxville
• Melcher-Dallas homecoming Friday
• Teen drinking forum tonight
• Knoxville City Council meets tonight
• Thicke back in Knoxville tonight
• Wallace, Bacus named TC king and queen
• Twin Cedars homecoming tonight
• Dr. Rowley recognized as Heart of Gold
• Mosquito Repellents are the Way to Go
• Rescue unable to save 31-year-old
• The Troops need us
• Mikels case continued again
• Pleasantville Voters to return to the polls
• Two sent to hospital after accident
• Rolscreen donates to Brooks Garden
• Art 101 holds grand opening
• Another NSP house comes down
• Newt Gingrich coming to Pella
• Auld Park playground being sealed
• Poll shows Zaun leading by 10 points
• Hoehns returns home
• Goff Mine Reclamation celebrated
• Reynolds, Branstad stop in Pella
• What to expect when FEMA comes
• Motion to sell GOAL fails
• Knox aids in post office bust
• Iowa applies for federal education funding
• Iowans Helping Iowans plan unveiled
• Updated: Fatal accident in Knoxville
• Smoke testing begins today
• House fire in Knoxville
• Stevenson earns honors at Governor's Charity Steer Show
• Stevenson crowned Iowa State Fair Queen
• Shaffer wins 50th Knoxville Nationals
• Marion County eligible for assistance
• City Defeats Drivers
• Pancake stars return
• Kasey Kahne stops in Knoxville
• Heat and Flooding cause dangerous conditions
• First NSP houses come down
• City seeks cooperation
• Sterling 5K winners
• Democrats meet to discuss education spending
• Lottery's Cash Stop tour comes to Knoxville Wednesday
• Clydesdales arrive at Fairgrounds
• Drivers taken for test drives
• 1/3 Marathon results
• Family Times now available
• 1/3 Marathon this Saturday
• Car flips over on G-76
• Boswell, Culver coming to Knoxville
• Baseball team going to state!
• Breaking news: Pavement blowup to affect Rock Island traffic
• You decide: CNBC report on Iowa job climate
• Community Foundation awards gifts
• Brooks Garden is dedicated
• Council votes no to Peak request
• Pleasantville has new police chief
• Marijuana bust made by deputies
• Sheriff's Sales on the rise
• Marion County included in fed disaster declaration
• Arrest made in car thefts
• Marion County Fair

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