Oskaloosa, IA News

• Oskaloosa, IA News
• Former Osky city attorney recalls WWII experience
• Memorial Day: A family, community tradition
• Important points of food preservation
• Highway 432 project moves forward
• High-tech scavenger hunt held in Osky
• OHS Class of 2012 graduates
• ‘Hometown girl’ realizes bodybuilding dream
• Kagame gives commencement address
• Farmers spring into planting season
• City moves forward on dog park project
• Emergency management awaiting federal grant from 2010 flood
• Oskaloosa Urban Park officially opens
• Local residents meet 100 Day Challenge
• Pennstock: A ‘fiesta’ for students
• Eleven arrested in drug sweep
• Chamber music festival events coming to Osky
• Grants awarded to improve quality of life
• Southern Iowa Fair 2012
• Recognizing the value of greenery in Osky
• An informative 5K, Family Day at Penn
• ‘Flying Pans’ visit Osky Head Start
• ICE arrests 18 in three Iowa cities
• Career Day opens eyes to possibilities
• Optimist Club flag project moves forward
• Arguments for, against new VanWeelden trial heard
• Indian Can Kountry reopens in Osky
• School meals adhere to growing regulations
• ‘Pavement preservation strategies’ used in Osky
• City outlines four part road repair plan
• Osky bears its blue for autism awareness
• FACE seeks new faces for its organization
• Barnstormers audio slideshow
• Special Olympics event held at PAC
• ISU Extension highlights community involvement
• Reflecting on their African experience
• County discontinues CDL driving tests
• Education, gas tax, jobs discussed at Eggs & Issues
• Interactive learning at the library
• Jubilee Family Church petitions for road repair
• ‘Fun’ workout comes with nutrition challenge
• 4-H, FFA gala benefits youth
• Park scheduled to open in early May
• Reclaiming former mining sites
• Habitat house fulfilling community need
• Oskaloosa still ‘StormReady’ this year
• Preparing for a bee emergency situation
• Working toward a more positive work environment
• Bandstand centennial planning continues
• Firefighters battle blaze for second day
• Rielly to not seek re-election
• ‘Mayhem’ coming to Penn Activities Center
• Barnstormers coach eyes Osky experience
• Court orders evaluation in battle ax death
• Penn students prepare for Rwanda trip
• Wood turning demonstration given in Leighton
• DJK on life as a Barnstormer
• Two puppies stolen from animal shelter
• Valentines for veterans give holiday new meaning
• Barnstormers coaches tour PAC
• Keeping the after-prom party going
• Area youth sign up for sports at mall
• Ice fishing education at Russell Wildlife
• Gas tax tops Eggs & Issues
• Oskaloosa P.E. classes ahead of the curve
• Penn speaker rises from humble beginnings
• Several arrested in Oskaloosa pot bust
• Hospital enters second phase of expansion project
• Statesmen eye second season at new stadium
• Rural rockers focus on self-reliance
• Local GOP leaders react to Caucus results
• Numerous topics addressed at Eggs & Issues
• Barnstormers plans in Osky coming together
• State rebuffs Ebelsheiser attempt to surrender license
• Library seeks bricks for Reading Garden
• Ebelsheiser surrenders license
• Ecumenical Cupboard by the numbers
• Underage tobacco sales a rare occurrence
• Residents weigh septic options
• Rick Perry campaigns at Smokey Row
• Taking back arcade game glory
• Library’s online book clubs up and running
• Outgoing city council members honored
• Gingrich makes campaign stop in Osky
• The power of personal transportation
• Food baskets filled for those in need
• Ebelsheiser license hearing set
• ‘Angel’ returns to support soldier son
• Statesmen dollars and cents
• Parking prohibition possible near Penn
• A ‘Wicked’ surprise at Maple Ridge
• Christmas spirit fills former Osky school
• Celebration of life event to be held for teacher
• Local Christmas tree farmers give back to troops
• Christmas Walk brings people to stores
• ‘Remembering Our Fallen from Iowa’
• City council approves plan for Penn housing
• Funding change for emergency management
• Salvation Army helps fire victims, others
• Living in a united world
• Skate park construction to continue as long as weather allows
• Eagles raise funds for MS care, research
• Korea, Vietnam veterans honored at legion
• Oskaloosa veteran takes Honor Flight
• Penn homecoming offers something for everyone
• Penn president details Rwanda visit
• United Way coat drive offers wide variety
• Pro wrestling legend to visit William Penn
• Reading Garden marks progress with gazebo
• City council shows interest in Blue Zone
• Local chef on a mission to India
• Hope Depot event helps those in need
• Local artist displays many talents
• Community mourns for Nicholas Moore
• Mercy One helicopter touches down in Oskaloosa for training
• Woofstock sheds light on puppy mills
• Animal shelter alters adoption fees to find cats homes
• Hints of defense in Arterburn court filing
• Penn speaker provides Native-American perspective
• Longtime chamber employee to retire
• Oskaloosa remembers Sept. 11, 2001
• AEA’s place in local education explained
• Project 52 honors Oskaloosa graduate
• Coupon books to benefit Oskaloosa schools
• Superintendent explains low voter turnout
• Back to School for Oskaloosa - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Donated project underway at stadium
• City weighs benefits of grant for new stadium
• City eyes increase in utility franchise fees
• Ruritan club break eggs for area children
• Romney all business during Pella visit
• Values Voter Bus Tour stops in Osky
• Make A Wish, Gamestop grant teen’s wish
• Boat accident on Des Moines River Saturday
• Fremont votes on new water system
• Matt Strasser receives warm welcome home
• Osky soldier returns from Afghanistan
• Oskaloosa Community Theatre returns to George Daily
• Heat wave persists across Mahaska County
• Young Oskaloosa men learn from Joplin
• Bachmann speaks at William Penn
• Young men's church group to aid Joplin
• ‘Doggies’ show off canine acrobatics
• Fair to feature Johnny Cash tribute
• Local soldier receives warm welcome home
• Arterburn enters not guilty plea
• Locals lend a hand to Benton County
• Tyler Sash Foundation to give back
• Tyler Sash Foundation to help area children
• Plane crash injures one
• Bus tour focused on ‘gold standard,’ education
• Pella welcomes Sarah Palin
• Storm downs trees, causes power outages
• Overabundance of kittens at animal shelter
• City takes next step in annexation
• Early morning tornado hits New Sharon
• ‘New beginnings’ at Nazarene church
• Highway 92, rural roads feel the flooding
• Eddyville impacted, travel concerns caused by flooding
• More than 300 participate in Jace Race
• Des Moines River leaves banks, floods parts of Mahaska County
• Being mindful after the severe storm hits
• Osky teen ready for international exchange
• Oskaloosa Firefighters fight fire amid heat
• Habitat house in Oskaloosa goes ‘green’
• Friday After Five events begin this week
• Powerful symbol placed at Nazarene campus
• The true meaning of Memorial Day
• Area firefighters lend a hand to Joplin
• Storm sirens mean the threat is real
• Oskaloosa residents to help Joplin
• Students show their construction work
• Branstad congratulates Eddyville facility
• Hwy. 63, regional airport among city goals
• Police: Illegal garage sale signs must go
• Nazarene campus nearly ready for opening
• Bike to Work Week to be held in Osky
• Fire damages New Sharon home
• Scam targets unsuspecting in Oskaloosa
• Gen. Franks delivers folksy commencement speech
• Southern Iowa Fair 2011
• Students back changes in trash hauling
• Early pavement study information released
• Oskaloosa reacts to bin Laden death
• Families have day of fun at the PAC
• Man charged in connection with robbery
• Local realtors discontinue open houses
• MHP earns large loan for expansion project
• City alters relationship with golf course
• Golf carts on rec trail conflict continues
• Gov’t debt, energy top Grassley’s talk in Osky
• Community comes out in support of ‘Fish’
• An effort for the Earth in Eddyville
• Mourners pay tribute to fallen Keokuk County deputy at Saturday service
• Osky students use origami for Japan relief
• City council explains rec trail decision
• Osky native discusses inspiration for trilogy
• Students present solid waste survey findings
• Law enforcement unfazed by gas prices
• Local soldier visits Christian School
• Gas prices won’t halt public services
• Oskaloosa a ‘trend-setter’ for sprinklers
• ISU Extension: Something for everyone
• Naturalist returns for syrup fest
• Pastors take dip for Japan, other missions
• Emergency Management is ‘StormReady’
• Street department digesting data
• Skate park project making progress
• Taxation, collective bargaining top Eggs & Issues
• Soldier returns to thank Osky students
• Animal shelter prevents spread of ‘dog flu’
• Regional Airport agreement taking shape
• Blues player visits Osky elementary
• Family Reads Night goes all-inclusive
• Oskaloosa Water Dept. combats ‘turbidity’
• Oskaloosa Workforce office may close
• School bus accident causes two minor injuries
• Eggs & Issues focused on Iowa’s economy
• County to be ‘lead agency’ in HW 63 study
• Cell Phones for Soldiers at public library
• Wheeler no longer on homelessness coalition
• Mahaska County couple shares adoption experience
• Valentines for Oskaloosa veterans
• DAR gives historic donation to Oskaloosa Library
• Early morning fire damages Osky home
• Wright church auctioned off for mission fund
• Near foot of snow hits Mahaska County
• ‘Life-threatening’ blizzard hits Mahaska County
• Rural residents could be stranded for days
• Barber retires after more than half century
• Kiwanis clubs give to Osky elementary
• Oskaloosa Solid Waste Survey
• Grad students conduct waste survey
• Rural church to be auctioned off
• Optimism abounds at Eggs & Issues
• Councilman objects to skate park location
• City wrestles with firearm free zones
• Penn celebrates life of MLK Jr.
• Clow donates life-saving devices
• More than 100 ticketed during snow emergency
• Half-foot of snow buries Oskaloosa
• Handgun safety class goes above and beyond
• Ebelsheiser sentenced to 12 years
• Points of contention at Osky City Council
• Maple Ridge residents celebrate new year with ‘Noon Years’
• Osky retailers see healthy holiday sales
• Mahaska County avoids worst of snow storm
• Local Salvation Army still in need
• Teen chooses compassion over presents for birthday
• Precise Imaging to carry on after fire
• Love INC works with others to aid fire victims
• Recycling plant to help fire victims
• Fire leaves several without homes
• Five families displaced by apartment fire
• Penn student helps wrestling go pro
• Fremont family deck the halls of those in need
• Back in Black
• Main Street Lighted Christmas Parade
• Osky Church, restaurant give back
• Arguments for, against regional airport heard
• Citizens question regional airport idea
• City manager talks regional airport at Rotary
• Hospital eyes ‘urban renewal’ designation
• Mormons trek through Oskaloosa
• Penn honors Generation Rwanda
• Oskaloosa seeks new city attorney
• Home for vets provides needed care
• Home Instead Senior Care expands in Oskaloosa
• Gathering food for winter
• Marriage renewal weekend at New Hope Church
• OHS, Penn bands perform at mall’s 25th anniversary
• OHS fall play takes a serious tone
• Trolley Place could become ‘enterprise zone’
• Oskaloosa mourns loss of Charles ‘Chuck’ Russell
• Supervisors OK new road near Lacey Complex
• Gordy, Rozenboom are supervisors; Vander Linden defeats Palmer
• Major parties try to reach local residents
• Raggedy Ann volleyball fan
• Costumed cavorting on the square
• Ebelsheiser found guilty on four charges
• Hospital eyes zoning change for new addition
• Oskaloosa chiropractor faces more accusers
• Halloween hike at Russell Wildife Area
• Ebelsheiser faces youngest accuser
• Local United Way starts coat drive early
• Police, expert testify in Ebelsheiser trial
• Ebelsheiser takes the stand
• Final arguments given in Ebelsheiser case
• Ebelsheiser jury deliberates through Thursday
• Hospital eyes zoning change for new addition
• Soup supper/bazaar set for Oct. 20 at Faith Community Church
• Former judge speaks out against ‘activist judges’
• Chief Justice Moore to speak at William Penn University
• Walking for her: MHP’s breast cancer awareness walk sees high participation
• Fremont father says skeletal remains are son
• New building official brings wealth of knowledge
• Voting made streamlined, safe and easy
• MHP vaccine clinics eye H1N1
• Local, state politicians tackle conservation issues
• H1N1 covered in this flu seasons vaccines at MHP
• 'Wing Ding' at Hy-Vee
• Hospice volunteer urges others to give their time
• Road repairs take priority over city leaf pick up
• Former Alabama supreme court judge to speak in Oskaloosa
• City Council member questions letter of support for grant
• Human skeletal remains found east of Fremont
• A 'souper' time
• Fields honored as first female president of Penn
• William Penn students learn about leadership
• Local egg processor takes steps to ensure quality
• MHP offers seasonal flu shot clinics
• MCG’s ‘eCycling’ gives back
• Lawrence Everett retires from MHP Board of Trustees after 23 years
• Osky church gets an overdue face lift
• Airport project on hold for possible regional airport
• Nazarene Church members eye new facility
• Zaun, Reynolds eye hot-button issues in Osky
• Animal lovers groove at Woofstock Sunday
• OHS Homecoming court 2010
• Notes @ Noon concert series at Central College features Sue Odem
• Local farmer a winner of America's Farmers Grow Communities Contest
• Mold: The post-flooding health hazard
• County supervisors eye attorney's fees
• Yates provides linchpin vote on snow ordinance
• Rain can’t hold back history on Nelson Pioneer Farm
• Church planning open house at new campus
• Vander Linden calls for smaller government
• Rain can’t hold back history on Nelson Pioneer Farm
• Osky school board accepts bid for Construction Trades house
• Osky native inspired by overseas police work
• Snow ordinance saga nears possible end
• OCT to leave longtime venue
• Queen of the jungle
• Outdoor sporting groups endorse amendment
• Bridging the gap
• Day of Caring boosts spirit of volunteerism
• William Penn University Art Display features the works of Richard Dutton
• Hawkeye, Cyclone fans show their colors for RV-TV
• Highway 63 improvement, possible regional airport project could combine
• Highway 63 improvement, possible regional airport project could combine
• Access to MHP Emergency Services changed due to construction
• County moves forward with flood relief
• Frankenfeld eyes county treasurer seat
• RV-TV to broadcast from Oskaloosa
• Families encouraged to compete in IHCC 5K Race & Walk
• Big 'inside' job
• Osky FEMA site moves indoors
• Supervisor hopeful turns Independent
• Penn, pottery and a purpose
• Goodbye Pete, hello Laura
• Keeping Old White Cemetery alive
• Oskaloosa chiropractor trial moved to October
• FEMA sets up disaster recovery center in Osky
• Local pastors provide perspective on ‘Ground Zero mosque’
• Heavy lifting
• Children learn the meaning of ‘Osky pride’
• MHP Hospice Services to offer free Treasured Memories Support Group
• Branstad promises more jobs for Iowans
• County supervisors seek money for flood damages
• Longstanding book sale to benefit all involved
• Newly illegal substance likely used in Mahaska County
• Test shots
• Osky schools focused on current stadium for now
• Osky students welcomed back
• Flood threat to Mahaska County appears to diminish
• Camel time
• Detailed plans for new stadium revealed
• Supervisors approve culvert replacement
• Flood damage in county more than in 2008
• Continuance filed in Oskaloosa chiropractor trial
• BREAKING NEWS: Local authorities continue to meet on flooding issues
• Dive team deployed to Oskaloosa Water Works
• Continuance filed in Oskaloosa chiropractor trial
• Local authorities prepare for the worst
• Wright sees fire, flooding the same day
• BREAKING NEWS: City water services expected to hold
• City Square Park sees tree trimming for first time in 20 years
• Sandbags used to protect water supply
• Flooding still threatens Mahaska County
• Reduced sewer charges likely a thing of the past
• A trip to the past at rendezvous
• William Penn University to host third annual ‘For Women Only’ event
• Oh, how sweet it is
• Iowa first lady debunks ‘misinformation’
• Details of water plant rehab project revealed
• Constitutional mission arrives in Osky
• Piercing the Darkness to rock the state fair
• Locally produced sitcom to air on MCG
• State reimbursement program ‘flawed’
• Shelter earns large grant, new vehicle still needed
• Progress made by city on stopped train issue
• Searching for treasure in Oskaloosa
• Lazer Alley a new favorite at the Southern Iowa Fair
• Hairball rocks fair despite looming storms
• Governor hopeful critical of major party candidates
• High-tech van to scan Osky streets
• Fair barbecue contest finds humble winner
• The family behind the ‘Stitley Building’
• Rollin' Oldies Car Show set for weekend
• Little Leaguer, military dad linked by a friend
• Southern Iowa Fair
• Oskaloosa Symphony Orchestra: Young Performers Concert 08
• Ring Of Fire
• Missoula Childrens Theatre: Cinderella

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