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- The Des Moines Register
- Construction industry group: Enforce law, save jobs for Iowans
- Pacemaker attack trial delayed
- Suspect allegedly rams police cruiser
- After 80 days, river drops below flood stage in Ottumwa
- Trial delayed in pacemaker attack case
- Record enrollment at ISU, U of I
- Group: Enforce law, save construction jobs
- Iowa governor's race: Chet Culver taps loyal core, adds outside advisers
- Egg recall: Mouse, fly infestations date back 10 years, workers say
- Egg recall: Mouse, fly infestations date 10 years, workers say
- Wet summer months delay Ankeny parks project
- Teens create colorful tiles to decorate library
- Principal aims for adventures in learning
- Students draw some mighty cute kids
- Say 'cheese': It's picture day at Jensen
- Ankeny instructional coach is teacher of the year finalist
- Dubuque City Council mulls 'paper or plastic'
- West Point teen injured when ATV goes off cliff
- Three-vehicle wreck near Corydon kills three people
- Motorcyclist dies in I-35 accident
- The Gazette
- Iowa man sentenced for embezzling from jewelry store
- Northeast Iowa native, former Sugar Bowl executive Maynard dies
- Student hit by car near Regis Middle School
- Thursday's political cartoon
- Diehl, Huston
- Saari, Charlotte M.
- Schultz, Earlene Baum
- Lederle, Fred E.
- LeHew, Flo Marie
- Alpers, Dale G.
- Jacobi, Mayme
- Roth, Neal N.
- Dvorak, Florence C.
- Bates, Leonard Tom
- McIntyre, Katharina Elisabeth
- Fuchs, Charles Joseph
- Reade, Joan
- The Big Analysis - Iowa State
- Diehl, Huston
- Saari, Charlotte M.
- Quad-City Times
- Cold drinks, hot summer fuel McDonald's sales rise
- Burger King buyer names future CEO
- Stocks continue rally after drop in jobless claims
- Trial delayed for Iowan in pacemaker attack
- Iowa universities post big enrollments
- Global recession is unlikely, OECD says
- Trade deficit narrows to $42.8 billion in July
- Stocks set to rise after drop in jobless claims
- New filings for jobless benefits tumble
- McDonald's US sales metric up 4.6 pct in August
- Judge separates trials in Iowa Film Office case
- Struggling Spain OKs labor market reforms
- Bank of England keeps rates at record low
- Japan, India to sign free trade agreement
- Spain to vote on labor market reforms
- Stocks set to continue rally ahead of jobs report
- Sotheby's to sell rare Audubon 'Birds of America'
- A whole different Playboy channel _ for the blind
- Sunny with rain on the Quad-City horizon
- UK agency fines Goldman Sachs $27 million
- The Courier
- Enrollment grows at University of Northern Iowa
- Arrest made in Waterloo burglary cases
- More details released on Cedar Terrace bike fatality
- Heart attack kills Iowa man charged in son's death
- Good Morning -- cloudy day today
- Former Sugar Bowl executive director -- native of NE Iowa -- dies at 72
- Wheelhouse debuts in Cedar Falls
- Quick Hit football video game gets NFL makeover
- Woman caught up in Ruby Ridge shows forgiveness
- Farmers, businesses prep for harvest
- Beeds Lake needs improvements, but locals say it s not as bad as some claim
- Military bans video game that 'kills' US troops
- NYC burger joint lets customers add to the menu
- Waterloo man back on trial in liquor store robbery
- Independent governor candidate outlines education initiative
- Grassley seeks answers to USDA's role at egg farms
- Evansdale Council OKs labor pact with union
- 20 Burgers of Summer, No. 17 - Pure burger and a fresh basil sauce
- Review: Ping a handy iTunes add-on with promise
- Hack attack hits home for AP writer
- Sioux City Journal
- Cold drinks, hot summer fuel McDonald's sales rise
- Burger King buyer names future CEO
- Stocks continue rally after drop in jobless claims
- Global recession is unlikely, OECD says
- Trade deficit narrows to $42.8 billion in July
- Stocks set to rise after drop in jobless claims
- New filings for jobless benefits tumble
- McDonald's US sales metric up 4.6 pct in August
- Struggling Spain OKs labor market reforms
- Bank of England keeps rates at record low
- Japan, India to sign free trade agreement
- ANA setting up low-cost carrier, a Japan first
- India car sales hit all-time high in August
- UK agency fines Goldman Sachs $27 million
- US loses ground in competitiveness report
- Hyundai shows off SKorea's first electric car
- Spain to vote on labor market reforms
- Stocks set to continue rally ahead of jobs report
- Oil rises to near $75 amid US crude supply drop
- Nissan team checks quality in Thai-made March cars
- Telegraph Herald
- Train crossings a hot topic again in Bellevue
- Fierstine's competency will be determined
- Child-endangerment suspect died of a heart attack
- Iowa Power Fund Board gets update on Smarter Sustainable Dubuque
- Woman dismisses sexual harassment lawsuit
- Wisconsin: New Walker ad targets Neumann
- Wisconsin: Doyle: Ruling hurts state
- Weeknight makeover
- Want to sing? Here's your chance
- Vote yes to retain casinos
- Venezuelan's hunger strike centers on land
- Take time to catch a tale from the county library
- Strikes in France, London foreshadow more protests
- Stocks fall on European debt worries
- Steele Capital Management makes Barron's list again
- Statues, chalices, etc. being sold
- Skin infections a risk for trapped Chilean miners
- Romney might stop in Dubuque in late October
- Reid ad: Bush, Wall Street hurt economy
- Recipe: Spicy Black Bean, Sausage and Rice Burrito
- The Hawk Eye
- W.B. to talk fire protection with township
- Vet with PTSD gets suspended term
- State patrol will reopen fatal accident inquiry
- Principal camps out on roof to pay debt
- Poets and writers given voice at The Washington
- Loitering ban gets nod
- ISP project puts state labor laws in the spotlight
- Grape stomp slated for Saturday
- Fort Madison proceeds with rezoning Avenue L
- For the Record
- Board reviews library software
- Augusta bridge replacement set to begin
- 2 injured in separate ATV crashes over the weekend
- Touching base, raising spirits
- Noll helms effort to keep kids motivated
- Monarch tagging scheduled for Sept. 18
- Labor Day parade attracts thousands
- ISP gears up for next construction phase
- Hunter safety course offered
- Board to discuss library software
- The Messenger
- St. Edmond schools develop plans for the future
- Northey and Thicke to debate Saturday
- Text test twixt top typists
- Attempted Web. Co. inmate suicide identified
- Inmate still in hospital after attempted suicide
- Trustees in process of repairing Oak Grove Cemetery
- Humboldt appoints new councilman
- Habitat for Humanity must paint over logo
- Webster Co. Jail inmate attempts suicide
- Ropin' and ridin'
- Mills new head of Gowrie Development Commission
- Man dies during Sunday skydive
- Bucks for the ducks
- Skydiver dies at Couch Freak Boogie
- Skydiver dies at Dollar Daze
- A little history for sale
- Shirt sale to support Honor Flight
- Volunteers make Dayton Rodeo possible
- Recognition sought for FD?landmark
- Judge Allan Goode dead at 69
- Iowa City Press-Citizen
- CD Review: Richard Barone's 'Glow'
- Riverside native competes with Army skydiving team
- Setback threatened Miller-Meeks' campaign
- Weiger's accuser received $130,000
- Iowa City No. 3 college town
- Police investigate US Bank robbery
- UI retention rate climbs
- CD REVIEW: GLOW
- Cheer: Where to watch games
- Meet: George Etre
- Taste: Buffets
- Play: Our top picks
- Shows to see
- Yacht Club launches third annual 'battle'
- Booty throwdown with Papa Grows Funk
- WRAC to offer training programs
- Amputee group to meet today
- Highway 965 work to start up today
- UI to host suicide prevention classes
- Poets to read at Prairie Lights
- Daily Nonpareil
- Tuesday's Our View: Nasty byproduct
- Wednesday's Our View: Let the debates be scheduled
- Who is Cindy's Face of the Day?
- Web site features: Fun & Games
- Click here for Road Conditions
- SOLAS: Reward offered for information
- School Lunch Menus
- Firewatch: More back-to-school safety tips
- Wednesday's Our View: Let the debates be scheduled
- View Nonpareil's TV Weekly listings online
- Entertainment, Strange News from The Associated Press
- 2D or not 2D opens Wednesday
- Arts Calendar
- Auditions
- Real Randolph stories fascinating tales
- Theater season off to great start
- Summer s end celebrated at zoo
- Cabaret duo plans several shows
- Music, crawfish at wineries
- Multicultural storyteller at library
- Ottumwa Courier
- Elva Dodds, 84, Fairfield
- Jeremy Bitner, 36, Ottumwa
- Leonard Bates, 86, Sigourney
- Edna Downs, 57, Seymour
- B. Bernice Lowe, 78, Cincinnati
- Bonnie Park, 88, Fairfield
- Charles Fair, 69, Keota
- John Dodds, 86, Fairfield
- Norma Simons, 90, Leighton
- Robyn Cossio, 46, Mystic
- Iowa Mortgage Help Hotline can help resolve problems
- Pep rally for the big game brings out the passion
- Helping hands reach out: Volunteers step up for United Way s Day of Caring
- Mary McCombs, 92, Ottumwa
- Mary McWilliams, 65, Ottumwa
- Paul Heckart, 90, Ottumwa
- John McKinney, 91, Ottumwa
- Harold Swanson, 83, Ottumwa
- Judith Parson, 66, Ottumwa
- LeRoy Bill Sieren, 85, Hedrick
- Clinton Herald
- Genevieve M. Klavenga
- William E. Blair Sr.
- Lois Sarah Dayton
- Revised city burning regulations move forward
- City will review possible sewer rate freeze impact
- Obituary List for September 7, 2010
- Alfred E. Ketelsen
- Leslie L. Wagner
- Daryl G. Munck
- Margery A. Marge Glovik
- Rural Morrison home destroyed by fire
- Giving back through their art
- Culver: It s all about jobs
- Police seek 3rd robbery suspect
- Philomena G. Wanzek
- Dean L. Schmidt
- Louis Clampitt
- Dad charged in boy s death dies of natural causes
- MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR: Bob Krajnovich helps with Labor Congress picnic
- Police arrest three in prescription drug sales sting
- The Tribune
- Commitment to freedom
- Thanks for the donations
- Joel Penaluna
- Liam Cyberius Purdy
- Julie Marie Faley
- Richard L. Disney Jr.
- Sept. 9 Friends and Neighbors
- GSB to discuss Cyclone Cinema
- SBA focuses efforts on flood-damaged homes
- Main Street aims to attract students
- Police: Suspect fought even after being shot
- Clinton says casino charge was 'oversight'
- Recall failed policies of past
- Garage sale was a big success
- Insulted by the process
- James Palmer
- Margaret Ruth Sandvick
- Robert Bob PetersonNorma Jean Peterson
- Helen M. Knutson
- Julie Marie Faley
- Times Republican
- College board moves ahead with apartment project
- Questions, worries, arguments, problems preceded Gulf blast
- Obama firm, won't yield on tax hike for wealthiest
- Unemployment insurance contributions to increase
- Property maintenance vs. nuisance: The difference is?
- Labor Day mainly quiet for law enforcement
- Gearing up for the game
- DOJ investigating at least 5 anti-Muslim acts
- Pressure rises on pastor who wants to burn Quran
- City may look at ways to make rail crossings safer
- IVH, SATUCI to Ride For Recovery
- Obama assails the GOP, promotes new jobs program
- Debates arise as campaign issue in Iowa races
- Iowa, Iowa State fans can aid Emergency Food Box at Hy-Vee
- Shortage of personnel concerns Marshalltown Fire Department
- Iowa school adds 11 solar trash compactors
- Family Preparedness Month: Are you ready?
- Enthusiastic about learning
- Future hiring will mainly benefit the high-skilled
- Zombies invade city, raise money for local causes
- The Iowa Bureau Spokesman
- Farm Bureau Members 2010 Legislative Policies Include Changes In 2012 Farm Bill, ACRE and Young Farmer Programs
- Craig Lang Addresses Voting Delegates at Annual Policy Conference
- Egg Recall...Crack Open The Truth
- UC Davis Food Safety Specialist to CNN: Organic, Cage-Free Eggs Not Safer
- The Chicken or the Egg?
- Gallup Poll: Americans Positive Toward Farming, Agriculture
- Iowa Egg Farmer Discusses Food Safety Precautions on Her Farm
- Farm Bureau Members to Debate New Policies at 2010 Summer Policy Conference
- 2010 Iowa Farm Bureau Cookout Contest Champion Crowned
- Iowa Farm Bureau Announces 2010 Friends of Ag, Record Statewide Member Participation
- Iowa Farmers Announce 'Ultimate Backyard Barbeque' Sweepstakes
- Experts to Discuss Timely Regulatory Issues at Farming for the Future Conference
- USDA: 98% of U.S. farms are family operations
- Lang: 2010 Elections Present Opportunity for Grassroots Action
- Win Free Groceries, Food Savings Courtesy of Iowa's Farm Families at the 2010 Iowa State Fair
- West Bend, Iowa Pastry Company Rises to Win Iowa Farm Bureau's Renew Rural Iowa Entrepreneur of the Month Award
- Lang Talks State and Federal Budget, Preventative Care for Livestock
- Lawmakers Urged to Examine All Sides of Antibiotic Use
- Farm Income Up, Subsidies Down
- July 22 Webinar to Feature Weather, Economic Projections for Farmers
- The Catholic Messenger
- A fair difference
- Don t take a vacation from spiritual growth
- The happiness formula
- Tension persists
- Try, try, try again
- This is unacceptable
- Interfaith statement for one America
- Time to reform immigration law
- To Church, women are second-class
- Thanks for series on collaboration
- Restoring Honor rally inspiring
- Marriage is between man, woman
- Jesus chose male apostles
- Allowing female, married priests could ease shortage
- Publish columns by Catholics more faithful than Fr. McBrien
- Religious congregation seeks immigration reform
- Faith and science aren t at odds, but relate
- John Henry Newman: Saint for scholars?
- Embrace faith s power to inspire service
- A fair difference
- KCAU TV
- New Daktronics displays set to debut
- Premier Bankcard reduces work force again
- Man sentenced for embezzling from religion store
- SD National Guard soldiers headed to Afghanistan
- Police say Neb. man taped molestation of girl, 14
- Judge separates trials in Iowa Film Office case
- Trial delayed for Iowan in pacemaker attack
- Man sentenced for embezzling from religion store
- Iowa universities post big enrollments
- US Marines take back pirate-held ship off Somalia
- Storm that killed 2 in Texas continues north
- Obama implores minister to call off Quran burning
- Car bomb, gunmen attack airport in Somali capital
- Suicide attack in Russia kills 15, wounds over 130
- Study: Flamboyant male dancing attracts women best
- New filings for jobless benefits tumble
- Afghan AG: West should not lead corruption fight
- 4 Iraqis escape from US custody in Baghdad prison
- British PM Cameron pays tribute to dead father
- Chinese blind activist lawyer released from prison
- KCCI TV
- Iowa Universities Boast Big Enrollment Numbers
- Senator Probes VA Mowing Contract
- Judge Separates Trials In Film Office Case
- Video-Cast: Tropical System Targets Iowa
- Fire Victims Miss Shot At Donated Items
- Quran-Burning Plans Spark Outrage
- Grassley Wants More Info Into Iowa Mowing Contract
- Heart Attack Kills Father Charged In Son's Death
- Can Iowa Tiger Predict ISU-Iowa Game Winner?
- Former Michigan Standout Convicted Of Fraud In Central Iowa
- Police Shock Man With Taser After He's Shot
- Report Names New Casey's Takeover Company
- O'Connor Says Nation Should Follow Iowa's Lead
- Ragweed Season Roars Across Midwest
- Police: Man Involved In 3-County Burglary Spree
- Car Thief Drives Away With Child Inside
- Update: Motorcyclist Killed In I-35 Crash
- Update: Police Identify Man Involved In Shooting
- ISU, UNI Report Record Enrollment
- State Says School's $1M Transfer 'Illegal'
- KCRG TV
- Former Sugar Bowl Executive, Iowa Native Holmes Dies At 72
- River Finally Drops Below Flood Stage In Ottumwa
- Student OK After Being Hit By Car Near Regis Middle School
- Today's WeatherWise Question
- Churches On The Move Up North Center Point Road
- Officials Examine Options for New Animal Shelter
- Boiler Shutdown Causes Black Smoke to Rise from Power Plant
- Dubuque Police Say Facebook Page is Not Legit
- Cyclones Need Touchdowns
- Father Charged in Son's Death Died of Heart Attack
- Latest Enrollment Increase Surprises Even Kirkwood Administrators
- Flood Victims Have Until Oct. 31 to Register with FEMA
- Dubuque Considers Banning Plastic Shopping Bags
- Backhoe Hits Gas Line Near Restaurant Under Construction
- Teen Jumps Off 200-Foot Cliff On ATV
- Police Investigate Iowa City Bank Robbery
- WATCH: Tailgating In Iowa City -- What's Changed?
- Ames Police ID Officers Who Fired at Minn. Driver
- Trial Delayed for Manchester Man Accused of Cutting Out Father s Pacemaker
- Two Charged After Returning to Scene of the Crime
- KIMT TV
- Austin Using Grant Money for Flood Buyouts
- Mower County to possibly study regional dispatch
- Northside Mason City Reunion
- Preparing for the Historical Cemetery Walk
- Third Person in Deadly Crash Identified
- Operator Selected for Historic Hotel
- Boy Scouting Turns 100
- Sidewalk Repair
- Corn Earlier Than in Years Past
- No Foul Play in Austin Death
- More Teachers Pay Out of Pocket
- Mitchell County Jail Woes
- New Rescue Equipment
- Britt Plans for Christmas in November
- Judgment Sought Against Mason City Law Firm
- Tougher Cemetery Hours get Positive Nod
- Third Person Involved in Deadly Crash
- Water Rate Relief Request on Hold
- Scholarship Eligibility Guildelines Questioned
- Accident on Interstate 35
- KMEG TV
- Human Rights Commission Controversy Continues
- Lt. Governor Candidate Stops in Dakota City
- Congressional Candidate Stumps in Sioux City
- Revitalizing Downtown Sioux City
- Ronald McDonald House Day Of Change
- Norfolk Ground Breaking
- Booming Enrollment at Morningside
- Alton Expands into New Housing Development
- Orange City Breaks Ground on Hawkeye Center
- Accidents on I-29 Cause Major Traffic Jam
- Displaced Siouxland Workers Have New Hope
- North Sioux City Company is Hiring
- Iowa's Ag Secretary Candidates Debate the Issues
- Tips For Choosing A Contractor
- Sioux City Terminates American Water Agreement
- Labor Council Hosts Picnic In The Park
- Olive Garden Hospitaliano: Serving Mercy ER
- Storm Lake Ag Manufacturing Facility to Expand, Add Jobs
- Dog Declared Vicious, No Criminal Charges in Dog Attack
- Sk8 the State for MS: Pushing Through Pain
- KTIV TV
- New candidate for Dakota County, NE sheriff
- Second town hall scheduled to discuss future of Joy Hollow Girl Scout Camp
- Human Rights Commission member plans to file complaint
- Grassley sends letter to Agriculture Secretary
- Candidate Matt Campbell stops at Morningside College
- A local fruit grower says raspberries are ripe and ready for the picking
- Hawkeye Center hopes to bring money to downtown Orange City
- Sioux City parts ways with American Water
- South Sioux City leaders to expand option on wastewater plant
- Popular Moville produce corner may be getting some changes
- County hears Millis Beach resident's concerns about trains
- Fire damages Iowa lakes landmark
- Taxpayers Research Council concerned about county insurance proposal
- 23 home lots planned for Alton, IA
- National milk producer is cutting costs
- Woman hospitalized after she was pinned under vehicle
- Nutraferma makes plans to add jobs
- Sioux City's Riverside Pool has gone to the dogs!
- Unions focused on unfinished business
- Democratic running mate not wasting any time
- KWQC TV
- Tourist crowds threaten Vatican's Sistine Chapel
- Fearless honey badger escapes from Prague zoo
- Cuban dissident: Castro should be tried
- Suicide attack in Russia kills 17, wounds over 130
- Patriots: Brady expected at practice after wreck
- Questions, worries, arguments preceded Gulf blast
- River finally drops below flood stage in Ottumwa
- Man accused in pit bull's attack on girl, 9
- Chicago student killed just days into school year
- US Marines take back pirate-held ship off Somalia
- Car bomb, gunmen attack Mogadishu airport: 7 dead
- Study: Flamboyant male dancing attracts women best
- AP source: Tom Brady unhurt after Boston car wreck
- New filings for jobless benefits tumble
- Apple to publish guidelines for app approval
- Judge separates trials in Iowa Film Office case
- Trial delayed for Iowan in pacemaker attack
- Man sentenced for embezzling from religion store
- Iowa universities post big enrollments
- McDonald's US sales metric up 4.6 pct in August
- KWWL TV
- Help for families during deployment
- Arson suspected in Cedar Rapids flood damaged home
- Motorcycle crash kills Allamakee county man
- Celebrate your neighborhood at National Night Out
- Cedar Falls Target, Police Host National Night Out Party Tuesday
- Dick Dotson Dies At Age 72
- Soldiers say farewell before Afghanistan deployment
- Lange Criticizes Braley On Lake Delhi Funding Stance
- Hero recognized for saving grandmother
- Local landowners fight possible eminent domain
- Dam in Cedar Falls deemed High Hazard
- CROP REPORT: Wet weather continues to hamper crops
- Charles City hosting soldier send-off tonight
- Wellman nitrate levels could harm babies
- Iowa City man faces assault charges
- High school wrestling coach accused of driving drunk
- Waterloo man arrested for blasting air horn
- Learn how to save flood damaged family treasures
- Filing period underway for county office candidates
- Ottumwa man charged with attempted murder
- KYOU TV
- Mary Poppins is coming to the Civic Center
- IDPH receives $2.8 million grant
- Ferentz predicts challenging game against Cyclones
- I-Cubs Barney, Snyder named to All-PCL team
- Drake University students plan 9/11 Memorial Ceremony
- Fairground 5K
- Roy Eaton: A Quantum of Preludes
- Disaster assistance available for Iowa businesses
- Governor Culver presents 2010 Iowa Freedom Awards
- Iowa-Iowa State game sold out
- Disaster assistance available for small businesses in 52 Iowa counties
- Sandberg named PCL Manager of the Year
- The Calling: The Gospel According to Mark
- Annual Fall Dinner
- Eddyville-Blakesburg Classes Cancelled
- Hog 4 Dogs
- More Kirksville street closings
- DO-IT-YOURSELF Marriage Weekend
- ***ATTENTION PARENTS! SCHOOL CLOSING***
- Salad Luncheon
- WHO TV
- MOLD PROBLEM: Residents In Altoona Say Landlord Ignores Possible Mold
- Culver Challenge: Governor Responds to New Ad By Challenging Branstad to Triathlon
- DEBT DISCOUNT: State collects longstanding court debt with amnesty program
- RENEW IOWA: Getting rid of garbage is getting greener at Iowa State University
- ANOTHER OFFER: 7-Eleven has reportedly been unveiled as the mystery bidder for Casey's General Stores
- POLICE SHOOTING: The names of two Ames Police officers and the name of a man they shot during a traffic stop have been released
- EGG ANSWERS: Iowa Sen. Charles Grassley is hoping for answers from Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack about whether complaints were made about egg farms involved in a recall
- MERIT SYSTEM: Former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor spoke Wednesday in Des Moines about depoliticizing the judicial selection process
- CROP REPORT: Farmers in Iowa are ahead of schedule with the corn harvest this year
- ATTACK AD: A campaign ad from Terry Branstad is giving Gov. Culver the new nickname of 'Big Debt Chet'
- BRANSTAD SUPPORT: New Jersey's governor will be in Iowa in October to campaign for Republican gubernatorial candidate Terry Branstad
- FACEBOOK FANS: Des Moines' Public Works Director Bill Stowe is gaining a following on Facebook with a fan page set up to honor his efforts
- SEWAGE SEEPAGE: Elkhart homes flooded with sewage and homeowners want answers from the city and developer
- FILM FINISH: Gov. Culver is calling for a stop to Iowa's film tax credit program
- POLICE SHOOTING: Ames police shoot the driver of a car during traffic stop
- TRAFFIC STOP SHOOTING: Ames police shoot the driver of a car during traffic stop
- ASSESSMENT BEGINS: FEMA has arrived on ISU's campus to start assessing the damage
- ATTEMPTED ASSAULT: University of Iowa police are investigating an alleged attempted sexual assault
- WEEKLY WORKOUT: Erin & Sonya join co-worker Lynn Melling for a post-baby workout designed to drop those stubborn pounds
- FREEDOM AWARD: Gov. Culver is honoring four Iowa employers that are supporting employees serving their country
- WOI TV
- Health care reform: employees face greater cost-sharing
- Tourist crowds threaten Vatican's Sistine Chapel
- Quran burning plan stirs outrage in Muslim world
- South African murder rate drops by 8.6 percent
- Nigeria: 2 kidnapped Russian sailors released
- Storm that killed 2 in Texas continues north
- Apple to publish guidelines for app approval
- Obama implores minister to call off Quran burning
- Patriots: Brady expected at practice after wreck
- Hopes rise as jobless claims fall, trade gap eases
- Thousands wait to see if homes near Boulder burned
- Separate Trials Ordered in Film Office Case
- Regent Universities Post Large Enrollments
- Chinese blind activist lawyer released from prison
- Quran burning stirs outrage in Muslim world
- Car bomb, gunmen attack Mogadishu airport: 7 dead
- Suicide attack in Russia kills 17, wounds over 130
- Official condemns German lawmaker comment on WWII
- Study: Flamboyant male dancing attracts women best
- New filings for jobless benefits tumble
- Muscatine Journal
- Global recession is unlikely, OECD says
- Trade deficit narrows to $42.8 billion in July
- Stocks set to rise after drop in jobless claims
- New filings for jobless benefits tumble
- McDonald's US sales metric up 4.6 pct in August
- Struggling Spain OKs labor market reforms
- Bank of England keeps rates at record low
- Japan, India to sign free trade agreement
- Spain to vote on labor market reforms
- Stocks set to continue rally ahead of jobs report
- UK agency fines Goldman Sachs $27 million
- US loses ground in competitiveness report
- Hyundai shows off SKorea's first electric car
- Oil rises to near $75 amid US crude supply drop
- ANA setting up low-cost carrier, a Japan first
- India car sales hit all-time high in August
- Nissan team checks quality in Thai-made March cars
- Gertrude Best
- Walter 'Jack' Mohnssen
- Businesses cope with construction
- Newton Daily News
- PBS series brings wonders of natural world to preschoolers
- The ‘Maytags’ I have known — part 1
- What accounts for sliding approval ratings in first lady’s popularity?
- Judges not above Constitution, can’t change laws on whim
- Singles live alone in safety with aid of simple deception
- Meet Newton mother and daughter Rosello and Victoria Lillo
- No changes to dog ordinances forthcoming
- Arrowood 
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- Newton man charged with sexual abuse
- Deadline is Sept. 30 for SURE applications
- Noble All-American Ford to donate as much as $6,000 for PCM High School
- Maytag picnic set for Sunday
- Heartland Singers Community Chorus fall season begins Sept. 21
- Brad Zaun in Newton for potluck meet-and-greet event on Thursday
- Prairie walk to view Hartley Heritage Fen Restoration Project on Sunday
- It’s Your Government
- More local state fair winners announced
- Dexter wants life without killing
- Planning for the future
- ABCD Express
- Creston News Advertiser
- Don’t miss candidate forum next week
- Almanac — Sept. 8
- Discussion held on mayor’s veto during council meeting
- Gaining control
- Almanac Sept. 7
- To place an item in the Almanac, call the
- Late heroics again for Norwalk, Panthers lose home opener
- Almanac — Sept. 3
- 108 is great!
- Almanac — Sept. 2
- Youth honoree in dispute with school administration
- September Chamber of Commerce happenings
- What Constitution are they talking about?
- Almanac — Aug. 31
- Almanac — Sept. 1
- Sorry Boy Scouts
- To place an item in the Almanac, call the
- Almanac — Aug. 31
- If only every generation could be cool as ice
- What has “O” accomplished? Good, that is
- Daily Gate City
- It Happened in Keokuk
- Community calendar
- Recycling event planned next week in Keokuk
- Murphy: More transparency needed
- Community calendar
- Central Lee School District welcomes 11 new teachers
- TIF district making progress in Hamilton
- Despite heavy rain, new Iowa prison on track
- Regional utility service cracks on Argyle s late fees
- Hamilton hires new police officer
- Area school districts to get $1.1M in funding
- There s a new sheriff in town
- At least 2 people injured in Warsaw elevator explosion
- At least 2 people injured in Warsaw elevator explosion
- Marilyn Calene Steele
- Hilda V. Rosenboom
- Mary Helen Perfect
- Barbara E. Mead
- Jean M. Mahannah
- Leo Joseph Hallinan
- Fort Madison Daily Democrat
- Mary Lee Keith\60
- Julia Cangas Puga
- Lillian M. Hanley\73
- Marjorie A. Van Aken\84
- Hilda Valentine Rosenboom\89
- Becky Sue Gach\44
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- Local Main Street reps attend Downtown Summit
- Murphy takes on longtime state auditor
- 2010 Grape Festival Parade results announced
- Montrose officials review repair options for gym
- Subsidized senior housing project in Fort Madison clears step one
- RUSS board cracks down on Argyle's late fees
- There's a new sheriff in town
- The last 35 days with the CVB
- CVB? It's in with the old and out with the new
- Mary Lee Keith\60
- Julia Cangas Puga
- Lillian M. Hanley\73
- Marjorie A. Van Aken\84
- Spencer Daily Reporter
- Jeffrey Henaman
- Teacher turned author pens 'The Earth Abides'
- Sierck, Noble announce October wedding
- Abel, Hamrick plan September wedding
- Jerry R. Wassom
- Josephine 'Jo' Kay Parks
- Rev. Larry McAlpine
- 'Fantastic Friday Preview' offers sneak peek of Fair food, carnival
- A repeat performance
- Happily bucking the trend
- Peter Carlentini
- Dorothea P. Edleman
- Pet cemetery resurfacing
- Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Public Forum
- Offering InnSpiration
- Movie messages
- ILCC seeking levy renewal
- A 'Grand' plan
- Kenneth Anderson
- Bondsmen charged with false imprisonment
- Washington Evening Journal
- Tax credits help those who help themselves
- Riverside council lowers speed limit near school
- Football to return to Brighton ball field in October
- Tax credits help those who help themselves
- Riverside council lowers speed limit near school
- Football to return to Brighton ball field in October
- School districts receive federal incentive funds
- Secondary roads plan moves forward
- Gamon appointed district judge
- Seamstress makes rugs from recycled denim
- School districts receive federal incentive funds
- Secondary roads plan moves forward
- Gamon appointed district judge
- Seamstress makes rugs from recycled denim
- School districts receive federal incentive funds
- Secondary roads plan moves forward
- Gamon appointed district judge
- Seamstress makes rugs from recycled denim
- Donnolly takes over the office of building and zoning official
- Woman kayaks down Mississippi River
- Fairfield Daily Ledger
- Bonnie Jean Park
- John Barker Dodds
- Elva Jean Dodds
- Young volunteers integral to Habitat home
- Kevin D. Hinshaw
- Ruth Emma Hurley
- Theresa Margaret Sapp
- James William Lunsford
- Fairfield farmers to be honored at barbecue
- Official candidates listed for Nov. 2 General Election
- 10-15 Transit rates approved
- Hospital using all biodegradable dinnerware items
- New wind energy generator installed
- Shallow gas lines hamper street work
- Conservation board plans deer hunt, park improvements
- Surprise award
- Libertyville seeking award nominations
- Sewer inspection continues
- Old St. Mary Church razed
- Around the water cooler
- Atlantic News Telegraph
- Final Community Builders Tour in Massena
- SWIPCO awarded $95,000 USDA funds for Business Development Loan Fund
- Chamber director offers program to help with Seventh and Olive Property
- Saluting those who served
- Lieutentant Governor in Atlantic Thursday
- Federal allocation to benefit local schools
- Organizers say Coca Cola Classic Tournament a huge success
- CPC approves funding to promote Harvest Fest, Christmas in Atlantic
- Planting starts at Center Playground
- Final Community Builders Tour in Massena
- SWIPCO awarded $95,000 USDA funds for Business Development Loan Fund
- Chamber director offers program to help with Seventh and Olive Property
- Saluting those who served
- CPC approves funding to promote Harvest Fest, Christmas in Atlantic
- Planting starts at Center Playground
- Final Community Builders Tour in Massena
- SWIPCO awarded $95,000 USDA funds for Business Development Loan Fund
- Chamber director offers program to help with Seventh and Olive Property
- Saluting those who served
- Circus coming to Atlantic
- Charles City Press
- Signing on the dotted line ...
- Who's hungry?
- Latham, in C.C., says government going too far
- Failing dam drains river in Rockford as officials continue to wait for options
- Big 4 Fair opens today in Nashua
- New iconic bridge goes up
- Meet CGS Tyres
- Topping it off
- Charles City part of ISU post-flood housing assessment
- VeraSun asking corn farmers for repayment
- RAGBRAI reward: Contest to offer funding for best city beautification project idea submitted
- Ulster No. 3 reunited
- Weekend accidents claim one life; C.C. teen badly injured
- Delivering memories
- State legislator bashes Branstad for failure to act after 1993 floods
- Late summer farmers market
- Clarence Rip Collins Jr.
- Floyd Gordon Momberg
- Wanda M. Cummings
- Cecilia Kellogg
- Daily Freeman-Journal
- Festival is Sunday
- City Council to distribute LOSST?maps
- Voters to decide on levy renewals
- Experimenting with science
- Warm hearts, warm homes
- Sump pumps on the agenda again
- FEMA?office open in WC
- 'Love Comes Softly'
- Boards explore current, future sharing options
- Disaster recovery center to open in Hamilton County
- A nostalgic race
- A band's rise to the spotlight
- Last day for Farm Progress Show
- Cruze contest coming to WC
- Middle school begins sales
- Oven is cause of fire
- Pop cans mean cash for NEH cheerleaders
- Blankets for babies
- WC?man shot by police was once a corrections officer
- City Council approves loan to AMS
- Daily Sentinel
- Locals push for changes at rail crossing after fatality
- Pork product company eyes Le Mars
- Lady 'Dogs top Wolverines 3-0
- Lady Jays hammer Hawks 3-0 in WEC play
- Eagles edge Westerners 13-12
- Hinton digs up 3-0 WEC victory at West Sioux
- A-W digs up 3-0 win over R-U
- Bulldogs take fourth at Gary Meyer Invite
- City, county may save costs with fuel contracts
- Owners give Long Branch new identity
- Kinney-Moore
- Nichol-Caddy - Majeres
- Karl and Jennifer Stodden
- Broadband access good, demand not so much
- Lady 'Dogs race to second place
- Florence Bader
- Geralyn 'Geri' Langel
- Dr. Hal W. Russell, D.C.
- Black-Kovarna
- Lady Jays take second at Sheldon tourney
- Boone News-Republican
- Jean Louise Kost Bice
- Patricia Handeland
- Victim of last week s plane crash lived to fly
- Completion of Phase 3A of sewer project postponed
- City votes no on county-wide entity
- Council restructures Ec. Dev. position for Brincks
- Picking through the prairie
- Letter to the Editor: Thanks to everyone for help after daughter s hit-and-run
- Ask the Superintendent: Does district have issues with insufficient fund checks?
- Virginia Irene Shultz Hardman
- Edward Frazier
- Arboretum hosting free concert this Saturday
- I-Jobs program funding more than $1 million in Boone County projects, officials say
- 4-H'er clothing exhibits judged at the Iowa State Fair
- Boone County Veterans: Kenneth Walter, Navy, World War II
- An unusual occupant
- Arboretum hosting free concert this Saturday
- I-Jobs program funding more than $1 million in Boone County projects, officials say
- 4-H'er clothing exhibits judged at the Iowa State Fair
- Boone County Veterans: Kenneth Walter, Navy, World War II
- Daily Iowegian
- Alliant Energy Foundation boosts southern Iowa non-profits
- Unemployment insurance contribution rates increase for Iowa employers
- RV TV IN CENTERVILLE
- Vote NO to PPEL continuation
- Three people killed in three vehicle crash
- Supervisors hire part-time employee for auditor s office
- Wal-Mart donates $1,000 to Centerville Concert Association
- Mercy Hospital Centennial Countdown
- Miller-Meeks, Grassley have Centerville meet and greet
- Elo Reynolds
- Family of Dwight and Meda Wagner Powell plan September reunion
- Welcome to Medicare seminar offered in Bloomfield
- Wilsons hold 101st annual reunion
- Crystal Howe
- 2010 Moulton Jamboree
- 2010 Moulton Jamboree
- Camp Appanoose senior adult retreat
- Hay Dayz applications being accepted
- 71st annual Putnam County Fair
- Daily Iowegian needs your help
- Oelwein Daily Register
- Edgewood man who falsified city drinking water reports sentenced
- Stanley couple escapes home consumed by fire
- Branson On the Road plays to packed house
- Co-op in Clermont joins two others to form new Co-op - Viafield
- Three will seek Oelwein council seat in November
- One dead in plane crash near farm show
- Mobile food pantry coming again
- Oelwein Airshow is Sept. 11
- The Rubber Band prepares for Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame induction
- Local United Way organizes for campaign
- $1 million campground set to open Sept. 18 at Volga Recreation area
- Diabetes support group numbers could be bigger according to hospital dietician
- Jesup native is new naturalist for Buchanan County
- Dunkerton boy injured in river accident
- Congressman says Ashley is a model of success
- Septemberfest is Sunday at Jakway
- Dunkerton boy injured in river accident
- Congressman says Ashley is a model of success
- Septemberfest is Sunday at Jakway
- Truck rally attracts crowd in Volga
- Mount Pleasant News
- Elizabeth Louise Elgar Anderson
- Emma Lou Bolander
- Jean A. Meyer
- Neal N. Roth
- Clara Evalyn Marie Hills
- Florence L. Hallowell
- Neal N. Roth
- Clara Evalyn Marie Hills
- Florence L. Hallowell
- Mt. Pleasant area couple wins it big at the Iowa State Fair
- Music and Old Threshers, a family affair
- Salem to study building permit ordinance
- Van Buren County by bicycle
- Community service at its best
- The annual back to Bama march starts
- Jeffery Leon 'Bow' Weigert
- Betty Jane Hobart
- L. Carl Williamson
- Elizabeth Louise Elgar Anderson
- Emma Lou Bolander
- Daily News
- First Day
- Estherville Library plans its annual Remembrance
- Tri-District Board narrows consultant options
- Winds damage trees in Estherville
- Construction projects abound around town
- Getting to ready to drag
- rmstrong approves franchise fee resolution
- Estherville 'Fill the Boot' generates $1,825 for MDA
- Graettinger's 114th Annual Labor Day Celebration
- Knights hold final cruise-in of 2010
- 75 years together
- Tidemann to show work in Neighborhood Artist Review
- September Yard of the Month
- Moeller asks Rotarians for plant levy support
- Estherville/Dolliver couples enjoy sharing 1960 reunion
- Black Knights cruise-in, meal Friday night
- County to review odor problem
- A-R decides to pursue North Kossuth/Sentral sharing
- Crops looking good for Emmet County
- From the field to the road
- Cherokee Chronicle Times
- Celebrating Iowa's Prairie Heritage
- Dutler to stay on ballot
- Meriden-Cleghorn Library to host Bingo
- Cherokee Zone Fall Rally
- Chamber Coffee at Natural Health Solutions
- Auditions for CCT play Sept. 13,14
- Up, up, and away
- Grand Meadow Heritage Center hosts annual Heritage Festival
- Cherokee's WITCC to host Flood Seminar
- Sanford Museum's September Artwall
- CSWCD to host meeting
- 'ICAN' Presentation for WHS juniors scheduled
- IDPH announces additional funding for AIDS drug assistance program
- Benefit car wash Saturday
- Pain verses hope
- Braves Tailgate Friday at Armory
- Braves crowd
- CRMC Offers Cholesterol and Diabetic Screenings
- Blood Center issues urgent call for donors
- Times Gone By
- Valley News Today
- Farragut welcomes four new teachers
- Lightfoots inducted into 4-H HOF
- SHS bleachers get fresh coat of pride
- Road off Highway 48 to Rapp Park open, giving visitors easier access
- Benscoter served during three foreign conflicts
- Essex native joined by son as pilot
- Patriot Day ceremony planned for Shenandoah
- About Town - Wed., Sept. 8
- Farragut welcomes four new teachers
- Lightfoots inducted into 4-H HOF
- SHS bleachers get fresh coat of pride
- Road off Highway 48 to Rapp Park open, giving visitors easier access
- Benscoter served during three foreign conflicts
- Essex native joined by son as pilot
- Patriot Day ceremony planned for Shenandoah
- About Town - Wed., Sept. 8
- Benscoter served during three foreign conflicts
- Essex native joined by son as pilot
- Patriot Day ceremony planned for Shenandoah
- About Town - Wed., Sept. 8
- Cedar Valley Daily Times
- Northey comments on Iowa crops and weather report
- Watkins Car Show
- Leaving a Legacy
- Anniversary of WWII surrender signing brings back memories
- Vinton native awarded 4-H scholarship
- Leon's Malt Shop gives away bikes for back to school
- First annual bike races at Benton County Speedway
- Vikes of the Week
- Schulte wins 4-H Scholarship
- Lions Club donates to Eastern Iowa Honor Flight
- Energy-efficient light bulbs provide savings with a twist
- Northey makes statement regarding VeraSun bankruptcy letter
- Werning inducted into Iowa 4-H Hall of Fame
- Clickstop Welcomes New Employees
- FSA Emergency Loans
- Horizons Benton County Family Support Program opens second office
- Chili Cook-Off Contest
- Out on a Limb
- Lets Get Reel
- Lets Get Reel
- The Record-Herald & Indianola Tribune
- Group: Enforce law, save construction jobs
- Iowa governor's race: Chet Culver taps loyal core, adds outside advisers
- Trial delayed in pacemaker attack case
- Suspect allegedly rams Des Moines police cruiser
- 2 officers placed on leave in Ames shooting probe
- Mouse, fly infestations date 10 years, egg workers say
- New high-risk insurance pool draws only a few applicants
- Narcisse outlines his state education goals
- Group: Enforce law, save Iowa construction jobs
- Nicked-up thief sought in Des Moines robberies
- Dubuque City Council mulls 'paper or plastic'
- Culver taps loyal core, adds outside advisers
- Hansen: Without doubt, Drake's 'D+' campaign raises a fuss
- West Point teen injured when ATV goes off cliff
- Three-vehicle wreck near Corydon kills three people
- O'Connor: Iowa selection process is fair
- Greenhouse gases seen leading to more bad weather
- Motorcyclist dies in I-35 accident
- Officials identify teen suspects in Newton house fire
- Health workshop series to begin in October in Ankeny
- Herald-Index
- Altoona festival planners look forward to next year's event
- Pizzas for a good cause
- Polk County approves site work at Prairie Meadows
- MWA offers annual Green Run
- Benefit to help with Bondurant teen's funeral costs
- Ballots set for November elections
- Rams improve to 3-0 with win at Waukee
- Subway to move into former gas station
- ON THE EDGE: See you in the funny papers
- Horton takes gold at SEP's home meet
- Now on Display: 'Pray to Prey'
- Have the guts to back up your opinion
- Jays suffer another 1-point defeat
- Polk County approves site work at Prairie Meadows
- Councilman questions confidentiality clause in White Water agreement
- Host North Polk downs BlueJays in football opener
- Good, clean fun
- Rams rough up Roughriders
- Altoona celebration set for Saturday
- Prairie Meadows votes to build hotel
- Waverly Democrat
- Artist's works featured at festival in Waterloo
- Waverly-Shell Rock FFA judges contests
- Thrivent sends packages to troops
- Waverly teen dies in motorcycle accident
- Playhouse proceeds help schools
- Classes are now in session
- Campaign Corner 2010
- Prosecutor plans to retry '06 arson case
- Let me drive, grandpa
- Waverly teen dies in motorcycle accident
- Show draws antique lovers
- Waverly author pens book about grandson
- Southeast starts flood mitigation project
- Officers step up traffic enforcement on Labor Day
- Doggy Splash
- Center showcases quilts
- Monarch watch seeks volunteers
- Local man honored at Izaak Walton National Convention
- Cub Scouts help with recycling
- Spring Garden reopens
- The Harlan Tribune
- Anniversary - Bernard and Barbara Stracke
- Wedding - Larsen-Smith
- Wedding - Ransom-Daringer
- Anniversary - Gaylen and Zita Smith
- Engagement - Young-Sondag
- Engagement - Blum-Hirte
- Engagement - Greve-Inman
- Engagement - Johannsen-Rau
- Birthday Milestone - Richard Heller
- Engagement - Kinkennon-Johnson
- Wedding - Knights-Schomers
- Birthday Milestone - Mildred Lesch
- Birthday Milestone - Irene Tremel
- Engagement - Smith-Reeves
- Anniversary - Mark and Kandi Vande Berg
- Birthday Milestone - Bernice (Jones) Barratt
- Wedding - Ozbun-Larsen
- Engagement - Anderson-Petersen
- Engagement - Backhaus-Welsh
- Engagement - Altura-Petersen
- The Algona Upper Des Moines
- Phyllis Rose Preston
- Richard C. Jensen, PhD
- Richard C. Jensen, PhD
- LaVonne Gracelee Hoover
- Maynard F. Wiegand
- Marjorie A. Stecker
- Single issue ballot Tuesday, Sept. 14
- Union Slough to expand area
- Feast, not famine, at Water s Edge
- Celebrating 30 years
- Debate scheduled for District 8 candidates
- Bronze star presented to Camp Algona
- Single issue ballot Tuesday, Sept. 14
- Union Slough to expand area
- Feast, not famine, at Water s Edge
- Celebrating 30 years
- Debate scheduled for District 8 candidates
- Bronze star presented to Camp Algona
- Debate scheduled for District 8 candidates
- Bronze star presented to Camp Algona
- Oskaloosa Herald
- Access to MHP Emergency Services changed due to construction
- County moves forward with flood relief
- Frankenfeld eyes county treasurer seat
- JERRY THOMAS
- ANGELA GRAY LANGE
- 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
- WILLARD ELLIS
- Penn, pottery and a purpose
- Goodbye Pete, hello Laura
- LUCY CHESTELSON
- Keeping Old White Cemetery alive
- Oskaloosa chiropractor trial moved to October
- NORMA FORTNEY
- DONALD C. QUACKENBUSH
- Kim Komando answers your gaming, computer questions
- FEMA sets up disaster recovery center in Osky
- Denison Bulletin & Review
- From the Editor: Excitement, controversy in Fifth District race
- No-party voters outnumber Republicans, Democrats in Crawford County
- Key dates for Denison 2010-2011 school year
- School menus
- Boeck receives Crawford County Farm Bureau distinguished service award
- Iowans can register to win a $529 College Savings Iowa account
- Schools announce new teachers
- Schleswig VFW Auxiliary meets Sept. 13
- Blood drives scheduled
- Hear and There from Denison Care
- Sign up for Cub Scouts this Thusday
- Charter Oak librarian certified
- Key dates for Denison 2010-2011 school year
- School menus
- Boeck receives Crawford County Farm Bureau distinguished service award
- Iowans can register to win a $529 College Savings Iowa account
- Schools announce new teachers
- Schleswig VFW Auxiliary meets Sept. 13
- Blood drives scheduled
- Hear and There from Denison Care
- Osceola Sentinel-Tribune
- Nominations sought for Spirit of Osceola awards
- Retirement community exploration continues
- Osceola Main Street receives I-JOBS grant
- Giving a helping hand
- CCH’s Schiltz says military experience in Afghanistan will assist in her medical career
- Messy situation
- Proposed ordinances restrict drainage to meet IDNR mandates
- Wheeler won’t seek re-election
- DePoy: New reservoir likely solution to Clarke County's water shortage
- Tales from the Aisles
- Wheeler trial delayed
- CCH staff puts life-saving skills to the test
- Four decades later, Downing still lending a helping hand
- Osceola soldier answers call to duty
- PRINCETON, Mo. — The communities of Lorimo
- Tales from the Aisles
- Speed limits changing on area information superhighways
- Economy, jobs remain focus for Judge
- Building houses, futures in Osceola
- Volunteers bring farm safety to fairgrounds
- The Nevada Journal
- Questioning religious freedom for Muslims
- From the Police Chief
- From the Editor s Desk
- Pocket Lint
- Linda Armes
- What Really Matters
- Cherry tomato plant growsto unbelievable height
- City considers disposal of properties
- Historic Preservation Committeerecognizes local properties
- Linda Armes
- What Really Matters
- Cherry tomato plant growsto unbelievable height
- City considers disposal of properties
- Historic Preservation Committeerecognizes local properties
- From the Police Chief
- From the Editor s Desk
- Pocket Lint
- Questioning religious freedom for Muslims
- From the Police Chief
- From the Editor s Desk
- The Dickinson County News
- Jackson Speedway Season Championships
- Okoboji's Hilsabeck equals third place finish from '09
- Esther Jean Connell
- Mary Elizabeth Olson
- Edsons celebrate 50th anniversary
- Cobb, Nielsen announce engagement
- Michelson, Beggs exchange vows
- Eckard, Veldman score solid showings at ELC/A-R Invite
- Wolves ride several highs, lows in season opener
- Pioneers finish third at home opener
- Indians thump Tornadoes, streak into district play
- Fire damage Arnolds Park restaurant
- 'World's Greatest' revs up for another year
- Plant fund levy, board spot on special election ballot
- Tale of the spoiled spuds inspires appreciation of here and now
- Well Scouted: Local council named nation's best
- Mayer's pastel drawing helps benefit state park shelter upkeep
- Letter to Editor Regarding Plant Levy Vote
- Plant Fund Levy
- Driving home success
- Hampton Chronicle
- Bulldogs toughen up on defense; hold down Central Springs
- Honor flight departs
- Correction to Sept. 8 print edition
- Honor Flight departs
- Correction to Sept. 8 print edition
- Honor Flight departs
- Bulldogs toughen up on defense; hold down Central Springs
- Honor flight departs
- Pastor: 'Everybody needs a new beginning'
- Democrat auditor candidate running on platform of transparency
- FDA report notes health hazards at egg farms
- Bulldogs toughen up on defense; hold down Central Springs
- West Fork reigns supreme at Franklin Tourney
- Egg Troubles
- Brad's Column for Sept. 8
- Thyme in the Kitchen with Lu - National Apple Month
- Bias and the media, or Can I get this chip off my shoulder?
- Age of the Geek
- West Fork reigns supreme at Franklin Tourney
- Bulldogs toughen up on defense; hold down Central Springs
- The Pella Chronicle
- Ray Koenigs
- Cornelia Poppen
- Ken Waddle
- Robert Collins
- Donald Bonnema
- Branstad discusses economic development in Pella
- Lake Red Rock Programs and Activities scheduled for Labor Day Weekend
- Newt Gingrich to meet with Pella business owners to generate job creation solutions next week
- Pella Historical Society holds annual meeting
- Catch the Last Train to Nibroc
- Marion County, Iowa DNR team up to help bring back Osprey to the area
- Flood cleanup continues across the area
- William Aaron Barr
- Bob Houser
- William Bill Vroom
- Council approves resolution for Rehabilitation Project
- Supervisors take action on new Public Health building
- Marion County, State Fair Queen reflects on experience
- Pella s Nelson embarks on journey to South America
- Letter to the editor
- The Kalona News
- Gascho family reunion held
- Ballet West to perform at Shiloh Amphitheater
- School election on funding sources September 14
- Kerr is the new dentist in Kalona
- Kalona Fall Festival to see new activities
- Investor education program at Kalona Public Library
- Highland School open house, Sept. 17
- Jean Alt 1930 2010
- Ruth Marie Eash 1931 - 2010
- Harry E. Boren 1927 - 2010
- Trail meeting to review project progress
- Contract for A Avenue bridge on Council agenda
- Board moves forward with road repairs project
- Fundraiser for Kazakov family
- Tony Network collecting winter clothing items
- Zahs to lead Washington County quilt art tour
- IMS Fine Arts Series to begin
- Pathway adds EnCompass Virtual Classroom to student tools
- C. Roger Johnson 1925 - 2010
- Lloyd Bender 1924 - 2010
- Storm Lake Pilot Tribune
- Farm Bureau Members' 2010 Legislative Policies include changes in 2012 Farm Bill, Acre and Young Farmer Programs
- King again turns down debate at Clay Fair, accuses opponent of 'fraternity prank'
- 2010 Jump right in and run sees four new records set
- Turnovers plague Beavers in opener
- Hammer ties for ninth at BVU Fall Invite
- Chuck MacDonald
- Eldon E. Angeroth
- Elizabeth 'Betty' C. Glowczewsky
- Two men injured in Sac Co. accident; Sheriff advises caution on gravel roads
- Instructional support for Sioux Central on Sept. 14 ballot
- Harold's bike is a Dream again
- A Man of Many Words
- Cracking open the egg recall
- Tornadoes open with two wins
- Panthers rally for third straight win
- Big first half pushes Sioux Central past Pioneers
- OA-BCIG blanks Alta-Aurelia, 41-0
- Turnovers, Indian 'D' spell SL defeat
- Rebel girls take second in Boji
- Early native honored with ESGR's Patriot Award
- Times Plain Dealer
- Celebrate Iowa s Right to Work Law
- Kolaches prompt local memories
- Marketing Loan Assistance
- What happened in Howard County back in September of 1962?
- It s story time!
- Introducing El Viejo
- Elmer Heying, 93
- Larson and Stika announce engagement to wed
- Entzel and Mettler announce engagement to wed
- RHSHC invites area residents to celebrate Community Garden
- Local landowner participates in special conservation buffer project
- Individual and public assistance, both important to recovery process
- Lead Safe Renovator class offered in Cresco
- Apply now for Disaster Unemployment Assistance
- Elma native Garry McGee nominated for Emmy with Lucille Carra of New York
- School Board property and casualty insurance report: Premiums down, although coverages up
- The Spectrum Network holds A Taste of August
- Local author Wilda Middlebrook completes trilogy of memoirs with Sweet Chariot
- Wilhelm: Building a stronger Iowa economy helped by new federal investment in local school districts
- NWS releases Summer 2010 Climate Summary
- Clear Lake Mirror Reporter
- Surf s Up!
- Sept. 28 bid letting date set for new fire station
- Council, Mayor interview five for vacant seat
- P&Z recommends Sunset School zoning change
- Lady Vikes host tournament
- Darlene James
- Jerome Edward Mensch
- School Board moves ahead with plans to renovate buildings
- Anglers encouraged to cast their fishing line into new recycling bins
- Shelby Pierce
- Mary Ellen Faber Ludwig
- Esther E. Hansen
- Ronald Peterson
- How I spent my summer....
- Local church votes to stay with ELCA
- Esther Hansen
- Viola Menke
- Gordon Nichols
- Timothy Wurtzel
- Wayne Badker
- The Guttenburg Press
- Clarinda Herald-Journal
- This Much I Know Is True: Do the business elsewhere
- Common Sense: Is this really the end? Maybe not, but you can certainly see it from here
- Letter: Reader concerned about poetry contest 'scams'
- Letter: Reader suggests Kohl s Cares fund-raiser
- Letter: PIE has disbanded, thanks community for support
- Letter: Library Foundation thanks community for its continued support
- Local florist to give away flowers for Good Neighbor Day
- Book Review: Farmer s Wife a great read
- We Will Not Forget: Gibson gave U.S. Army weather reports in cold, snowy Greenland
- CHS graduate recounts Shrine Bowl experience
- This Much I Know Is True: Do the business elsewhere
- Common Sense: Is this really the end? Maybe not, but you can certainly see it from here
- Letter: Reader concerned about poetry contest 'scams'
- Letter: Reader suggests Kohl s Cares fund-raiser
- Letter: PIE has disbanded, thanks community for support
- Letter: Library Foundation thanks community for its continued support
- Local florist to give away flowers for Good Neighbor Day
- Book Review: Farmer s Wife a great read
- We Will Not Forget: Gibson gave U.S. Army weather reports in cold, snowy Greenland
- CHS graduate recounts Shrine Bowl experience
- Teton Valley News
- Merrill remembered as a passionate fisherman
- Three bears trapped, released
- Area ranch offers traditional English 'driven shoot'
- Snowdrift Farm relies on local, own resources
- Meat Puppets, Nelson rock the 'Ghee
- Teton wins again
- Missing boater's body found
- Search turned to recovery mission for missing Victor man
- Victor man dies in boating accident
- Farm tourists sample local offerings
- Claim seeks to nullify voter referendum in Tetonia
- School district takes another $43K hit
- Egbert Partnership files claim seeking to reclaim annexation
- Senator Crapo visits Teton County
- Egbert Partnership files claim against City of Tetonia
- Football team wins 26-0
- Valley may get curbside recycling
- Targhee Animal Shelter seeks stability for long term
- Bear breaks into Victor residence
- Bus riding
- The Emmetsburg Reporter/Democrat
- Child Safety Week Would Your Child's Car Seat Pass Inspection?
- Emerald Oaks Celebrates National Assisted Living Week September 12-18
- Public to Vote On Iowa Lakes Tax Levy Renewal
- Labor Day Tractor Pull
- Kyle Auten Joins Loan Staff At Iowa Trust & Savings Bank
- West Bend-Mallard Royalty
- USAF Bass in Blue To Present Concert
- PACH Auxiliary Hosts A Baby Shower For Stork's Closet
- A Kaleidoscope Of Activity on Labor Day
- Grand Marshals For Labor Day Celebration
- Graettinger Ready For 114th Annual Labor Day Celebration
- Cylinder Creek Fish Kill Under Investigation
- Order of Forfeiture Transfers $8,961 to Sheriff's Office
- Homecoming Week At West Bend-Mallard
- Wall Question Referred To Public Properties
- Lisa Oberg to Receive the Bishop's Excellence in Education Award
- Absentee Voter Ballots Available
- Property Tax Concerns Heard By Supervisors
- Heroes Truly Walk Among Us
- A New School Year Begins
- Mount Ayr Record-News
- Class of 2010 continues trend for ACT scores below state, national average
- USDA NRCS chief of staff's visit highlights watershed work
- Busy Labor Day holiday weekend set in area
- Jim Smith inducted into Iowa 4-H Hall of Fame
- Jobs, economy focus of visit by governor hopeful Branstad
- Supervisors handle details to prepare for jail bidding
- Mount Ayr city sewer project bid comes in $100,000 under budget
- Hospital board deals with interim financing, old building disposal
- Murder victim found here in 2007 has a name -- Luis Fernandez
- Personnel items, grant hearings lead MAC school agenda
- News photo galleries cover recent events
- 'Godspell' musical for second anniversary gala at Princess Theater
- Refinancing debt, bid date for sewer, minimum utility payment all Mount Ayr Council topics
- Mathany wins MA council seat, sewer franchises approved in vote
- Cryptosporidium outbreak closes swimming pool July 30
- Registration coming next week for area schools
- Special elections planned in county towns
- Vandals do $20,000 to $30,000 damage at Tedrow Cemetery
- Big weekend of barbecue, Ayr Days fun ahead
- Ayr Days celebration, barbecue contest begins Friday, July 23
- The Grundy Register
- Clinton G. McMartin
- Donald Schildroth
- Annual Pioneer Craft Fair set for Morrison
- Benefit to raise money for McMartin family
- Hard to say goodbye ...
- Clinton G. McMartin
- Donald Schildroth
- Annual Pioneer Craft Fair set for Morrison
- Benefit to raise money for McMartin family
- Hard to say goodbye ...
- Clinton G. McMartin
- Donald Schildroth
- Annual Pioneer Craft Fair set for Morrison
- Benefit to raise money for McMartin family
- Hard to say goodbye ...
- Clinton G. McMartin
- Donald Schildroth
- Annual Pioneer Craft Fair set for Morrison
- Benefit to raise money for McMartin family
- Hard to say goodbye ...
- The Dallas County News
- Adel man secures IBM grant for DCH
- Iowa Arts Council awards grant money to De Soto group
- Benefit planned for Adel Volunteer Fire Department
- Three pulled from South Raccoon River late Saturday
- Constitution Week events planned Sept. 17 and 18
- Oktoberfest coming to Waukee High School Sept. 16
- Trinity Lutheran celebrates 125th anniversary
- ALERT: Water will be off in downtown Adel Saturday
- ALERT: Water will be off in downtown Adel Saturday
- Adel man secures IBM grant for DCH
- Iowa Arts Council awards grant money to De Soto group
- Benefit planned for Adel Volunteer Fire Department
- Three pulled from South Raccoon River late Saturday
- Adel man secures IBM grant for DCH
- Iowa Arts Council awards grant money to De Soto group
- Benefit planned for Adel Volunteer Fire Department
- Three pulled from South Raccoon River late Saturday
- Adel man secures IBM grant for DCH
- Iowa Arts Council awards grant money to De Soto group
- Benefit planned for Adel Volunteer Fire Department
- The Tri-County Times
- Vote no onCollins-Maxwellbond issue
- Responding to last week s letter
- E. Fern Mohr
- Glenn R. Roxberg
- Crouse asks for voters support
- Radio upgrade for Slater First
- Huxley City Councilapproves Blue Sky site plan
- Vote no onCollins-Maxwellbond issue
- Responding to last week s letter
- E. Fern Mohr
- Glenn R. Roxberg
- Crouse asks for voters support
- Radio upgrade for Slater First
- Huxley City Councilapproves Blue Sky site plan
- E. Fern Mohr
- Glenn R. Roxberg
- Crouse asks for voters support
- Vote no onCollins-Maxwellbond issue
- Responding to last week s letter
- E. Fern Mohr
- The Tama News-Herald
- Restoring and preserving vision is upcoming SE*ED topic
- Tama Police Blotter
- Annual Iowa-ISU football exchange at Tama is Friday
- Select Tama County Empowerment for national site visit
- Community pep rally, decorating contests for STC Homecoming 2010
- Service agreement with STC on IVCCD Board Sept. 8 agenda
- Toledo Ambulance runs
- Toledo Police Blotter
- Cooper recognized for service as Toledo weather observer
- Lt. Gov. Judge pledges strong reelection campaign
- Tama Fire Dept. to Meskwaki Settlement
- Tama City Council Agenda
- Eight Tama County vets to take D.C. Honor Flight
- Women's Health Focus and Baby Fair Scholarships available
- Iowa Lincoln Highway tour visits southern Tama County
- Montour Fire Dept. to rural fire
- Tama County Small Claims
- Tama County Magistrate Court
- IJH receives arts mini grant
- Tama County Jail Bookings & Arrests
- The Sigourney News Review
- GROWMARK Names Scholarship Winners
- FARM BUREAU MEMBERS' 2010 LEGISLATIVE POLICIES INCLUDE CHANGES IN 2012 FARM BILL, ACRE AND YOUNG FARMER PROGRAMS
- Bailey Earns First Career POW Award in Opening Week
- Midwestern kids feel unsafe at school
- NATIONAL PANEL BEGINS WORK ON DETERMINING CAUSE OF DELHI DAM BREACH
- Midwestern kids feel unsafe at school
- Bailey Earns First Career POW Award in Opening Week
- GROWMARK Names Scholarship Winners
- FARM BUREAU MEMBERS' 2010 LEGISLATIVE POLICIES INCLUDE CHANGES IN 2012 FARM BILL, ACRE AND YOUNG FARMER PROGRAMS
- Fitzgerald Uges Women to Register Today for the 4th Annual Iowa Women and Money Conference
- Iowa 4-H Science Programs Receive Funding from Cargill
- September 30 Deadline for SURE Program Applications
- Fitzgerald Uges Women to Register Today for the 4th Annual Iowa Women and Money Conference
- Iowa 4-H Science Programs Receive Funding from Cargill
- September 30 Deadline for SURE Program Applications
- September 30 Deadline for SURE Program Applications
- Fitzgerald Uges Women to Register Today for the 4th Annual Iowa Women and Money Conference
- Iowa 4-H Science Programs Receive Funding from Cargill
- Final Figure 8 Races at Expo Raceway
- 'Delta Days' Celebration to<br>Honor Our Heroes
- The Bloomfield Democrat
- School board to meet Wednesday afternoon
- Top stories of the week
- Council to hold special meeting
- Special Supervisors' meeting
- Lady Mustangs win at Van Buren
- DC loses to Chariton
- Menus
- Highway 2 being resurfaced
- Back to Basics registrations being taken
- Cross country teams to run at Van Buren
- Volleyball team to face Chariton
- Menus
- JV game cancelled
- Judge Allan L. Goode
- Mustangs beat Centerville, 43-10
- Council discusses animal ordinance
- Bass tournament is Monday
- Lady Mustangs win meet
- Mustangs to face Centerville
- Volleyball team to be in tourney
- Independence Bulletin Journal
- Wapsi Warriors New Officers
- St. John's Quilt Raffle Returns
- Clergyman Visits Sierra Leone
- Rep. Ficken Targeted in Scam Seeking Money
- Celebrating 10 Years in Ministry
- Become Spellbound This Sunday
- Jesup Homecoming
- Area Pharmacist Celebrates Three Decades
- Area Pharmacist Celebrates Three Decades
- Jesup Homecoming
- Become Spellbound This Sunday
- St. John's Quilt Raffle Returns
- Fusion Forward Welcomes Andy Snitker
- Jesup Golf Course Hosts Benefit
- Utility, USDA Provide BCHC with Zero Interest Loan
- Poetry with Darrel Draper
- Area Kids Give It Their All at the State Fair
- State Fair Fun
- Clergyman Visits Sierra Leone
- Rep. Ficken Targeted in Scam Seeking Money
- Marion Times
- Linn-Mar athletic field still on target for December completion
- Refreshed mission statement approved by L-M school board
- District looking into options for baseball, softball facilities
- Linn-Mar decides to purchase land parcel
- Marion grad's book sparks memories of Les Hipple
- The Times will be closed Monday for Labor Day
- Citizen of the Year Voting Now Open
- Langenberg retires, carves out hobby
- Heritage Center to launch new exhibit
- Initial count: Linn-Mar grows by 150
- 76% of students registered online in Marion district
- Landowner files suit with city over MEC
- Stokes shines vs. Singapore in Youth Olympic Games
- Linn-Mar meeting Healthy Kids guidelines
- LMHS releases revised student handbook
- At nine, Marion girl is martial arts champion
- Marion Movie Night rescheduled for tomorrow
- Marion receives progress reports
- Linn-Mar is largest district in state without home pool
- FAMILY BUSINESS: Martin Design celebrates 25th year
- Audubon County Advocate Journal
- Budget amendment hearing set
- Wiges wins World Championship
- Bridge repair a concern
- Superintendent's Annual Report released
- Budget amendment hearing set
- Wiges wins World Championship
- Bridge repair a concern
- Superintendent's Annual Report released
- Budget amendment hearing set
- Wiges wins World Championship
- Bridge repair a concern
- Superintendent's Annual Report released
- Under the Big Top
- ACSD participates in poverty simulation
- Audubon one of first ten schools named in Adopt A School challenge
- Audubon National Guard Armory rededicated
- Under the Big Top
- ACSD participates in poverty simulation
- Audubon one of first ten schools named in Adopt A School challenge
- Audubon National Guard Armory rededicated
- The Traer Star-Clipper
- Benefit planned for Barb (Raum) Guillory
- Traer business victim of early morning break-in
- Chelsea Savings Bank soon located in Traer
- Electrical fire causes minor smoke damage
- Champion Enterprises joins the Traer business roster
- Traer Public Library holds preschool story hour
- Traer Firefighters are 'Fired Up to help MDA
- United Methodist Church welcomes new pastor
- North Tama School Board receives construction update
- Traer Chamber of Commerce Cruise
- Volunteers Help Clean New Building
- Agricultural Museum Plans Progressing
- Small Claims
- Tmu responds to injunction
- Tama County Board of Supervisors
- Addition to school gets new signage
- Svoboda receives nomination for Tama County Recorder
- Clutier Legion Auxiliary held monthly meeting
- Tama County Board of Supervisors held weekly meeting
- Benefit Dinner planned for Duane Suess
- Logan Herald-Observer
- Nominations sought for Lo-Ma Student of the Week
- Scouting Our Story: Local history book of the Boy Scouts of America
- Northey comments on crops and weather report
- AAUW
- IAC announces workshops
- Three car accident on U.S. Highway 30 sends three to hospital
- Iowa School for the Deaf offering free sign languages classes in October
- Ducks Unlimited banquet slated for Sept. 30
- Infant and Toddler Quality Program
- Dickinson s exhibit on display
- Salter wins election for Modale council seat
- Deadline Sept. 30 for covering crops
- Taxidermy exhibit held over at MCC
- Healthy meals in minutes program
- Applefest Quilt Show
- DNR seeking input on Web site redesign
- Golden Age Center menu
- Horseshoe tourney
- Local physician joins Creighton as clinical professor
- Women managing cattle course set for Red Oak
- What Cheer Paper
- VICTIM OF LUCAS COUNTY DROWNING FOUND
- Disaster Assistance Available for Small Businesses in 52 Iowa Counties
- Celebrating 100th Anniversary of the Keokuk County Courthouse
- VICTIM OF LUCAS COUNTY DROWNING FOUND
- Disaster Assistance Available for Small Businesses in 52 Iowa Counties
- Celebrating 100th Anniversary of the Keokuk County Courthouse
- VICTIM OF LUCAS COUNTY DROWNING FOUND
- Disaster Assistance Available for Small Businesses in 52 Iowa Counties
- Celebrating 100th Anniversary of the Keokuk County Courthouse
- 'Design-a-Decal' Is a Long-Standing Contest That Promotes Creativity
- New IUB rules protect deployed soldiers from utility shut off part of Department of Defense 10 in '10
- Back to School They Go
- Hedrick Public Library Completes Summer Reading Program
- Pekin High School Student Honored
- First Timer at State Fair Wins Blue Ribbons
- Above and Beyond.... Several New Sharon Youth Help Flood Victim
- Chateaux Shaull Host First Trojan Team Night
- USDA Rural Development Recognized 40th Anniversary of What Cheer Housing Development
- USDA Rural Development Recognized 35th Anniversary of Deep River Housing
- KEOKUK COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS: AUGUST 23, 2010
- The Garner Leader & Signal
- Vera Ruth Weiss - 1919-2010
- Democrat Auditor Candidate Running On Platform Of Transparency
- 6th Annual School Supply Drive a Success!
- Job Creation, Economy Focus of Latham Town Hall Meeting
- Cards Run Strong in Season Opener
- Cards Open NIC Season with Win
- Cardinals Cruise at Belmond
- Raymond J. Glaudel 1940-2010
- Cards Open NIC Season with Win
- Cardinals Cruise at Belmond
- Raymond J. Glaudel 1940-2010
- Vera Ruth Weiss - 1919-2010
- Democrat Auditor Candidate Running On Platform Of Transparency
- 6th Annual School Supply Drive a Success!
- Job Creation, Economy Focus of Latham Town Hall Meeting
- Cards Run Strong in Season Opener
- Betty J. Hegg-Payne 1923-2010
- Betty J. Hegg-Payne 1923-2010
- Johnson Questions I Jobs Funding
- Family Fun At Kanawha's Labor Day Celebration
- Butler County Tribune-Journal
- Jennie Schipper
- Henry Jacob Wolff
- Annual Football Contest is Back!
- Elsie Fern Jackson
- Demolition of 116 Main St., Clarksville Complete
- Demolition of 116 Main St., Clarksville Complete
- Henry John Groeneveld
- Jennie Schipper
- Henry Jacob Wolff
- Elsie Fern Jackson
- Roberta Mae Barth
- Helen Elizabeth Fincel
- BSA Jamboree: Once In A Lifetime Opportunity for Clarksville Scout
- Hawkeye Enthusiast
- Annual Football Contest is Back!
- Hawkeye Enthusiast
- Randy Lee Johnson
- Roberta Mae Barth
- Helen Elizabeth Fincel
- BSA Jamboree: Once In A Lifetime Opportunity for Clarksville Scout
- Knoxville Journal-Express
- Teen drinking forum tonight
- Wallace, Bacus named TC king and queen
- Knoxville City Council meets tonight
- Thicke back in Knoxville tonight
- Dr. Rowley recognized as Heart of Gold
- Twin Cedars homecoming tonight
- The Troops need us
- The Troops need us
- This Labor Day, Celebrate Iowa s Right to Work Law
- Mosquito Repellents are the Way to Go
- Rescue unable to save 31-year-old
- Common Sense, where are you?
- Thank you, Robuck's
- Summer ends, fall begins
- Jeff Moody
- Pleasantville Voters to return to the polls
- Mikels case continued again
- Another NSP house comes down
- Newt Gingrich coming to Pella
- Auld Park playground being sealed
- Fayette Leader
- Sesquicentennial celebration is this weekend in Spillville
- City could devote $200k to downtown facade program
- Amphitheater a reality for courthouse square
- Ashley Molding makes its mark in Oelwein
- New bar and grill evokes history, future downtown
- Fair Board fields complaints, learns of $7,675 profit
- Hitch up the RV, Lake View campground opens Sept. 18
- ISU Service Learning Program takes SW graduate on trip of a lifetime
- Elgin Historical Society to expand; Bradleys donate 229 Center property
- Ossian business celebrates 125 years
- Royal Family Kids Camp comes to NE Iowa
- Valuable treasures discovered at recent appraisal fair
- Millionaires in the Cornfields: the glory days of Cattle Congress
- Sesquicentennial celebrated
- ISU Service Learning Program takes SW graduate on trip of a lifetime
- Elgin Historical Society to expand; Bradleys donate 229 Center property
- Ossian business celebrates 125 years
- Royal Family Kids Camp comes to NE Iowa
- Valuable treasures discovered at recent appraisal fair
- Millionaires in the Cornfields: the glory days of Cattle Congress
- Buffalo Center Tribune
- 98th Birthday Celebration for Dan O'Keefe
- Knisley and Berhow United in Marriage June 26
- Ronald Gene Berschman, 58
- Greta Aukes, 87
- Vikings Drop Lady Bison in 3 Thursday
- Cross Country Opens at Newman Invitational
- Aaron Aukes with Tone Loc at the Iowa State Fair
- Florence Rec. Area Trap Shooting Range Nearing Completion
- Area-Wide Garage Sales Planned for September 24-26
- Good Ol' Days Celebration in Lakota Saturday
- Dorothy Marie Vodraska, 76
- Growth Vital for Young Bison Team
- Tribune Early Deadline This Week
- WCTA Announces Board Candidates
- New South Park Playground Equipment Will Be Ready Soon
- Buffalo Center Man Dies After Head On Collision Sunday
- Rake High School Reunion Held for Classes of '60 and '61
- Warriors Fend Off Bison in Season Opener, 42-13
- Marjorie A. Stecker, 83
- 30 Years Ago
- The West Liberty Index
- Elementary courtyard to undergo transformation
- Elm Street nearing completion
- West Liberty's vision unveiled: a four-part series
- Rotary, school district mull idea of RotaKids
- Rochester home suffers fire damage
- Barbara Grassley stumps for Miller-Meeks
- John Archer seeks local House seat
- Local crooner set to retire from music industry
- School district awarded safe room grant
- New dining establishment opens in West Liberty
- Sen. Harkin visits 'Henry Boys'
- West Liberty Chamber of Commerce Business Spotlight: Ruhl & Ruhl REALTORS
- Marching band begins season learning 'Fantasmic!'
- Iowa first lady makes stop in West Liberty
- School board moves forward with refinancing bond
- Pawlenty sounds off during West Liberty stop
- Iowa First Lady to make stop in West Liberty
- Cross country runner goes through West Liberty, Atalissa
- Cousins take ownership of pharmacy
- McKillip's passion for cooking leads her to volunteer
- Solon Economist
- 'Festival for Miracles' event Sept. 18
- VNA cardiac screening Sept. 15
- Newcomers Group to meet Sept. 16
- Dvorsky fundraiser Sept. 10
- Marion Reed
- CLASSIFIED
- Food For Thought
- Walkin'
- Solon youth place in Pedal Power Pull during Iowa State Fair
- Solon Volleyball - Solid foundations
- Solon Volleyball - THE Schedule
- Solon Volleyball - THE ROSTER
- Solon Volleyball - THE Coaches
- Solon varsity volleyball comes on strong
- Solon exhibitor displays Heritage items at 2010 Iowa State Fair
- Boys' XC opens season at Prairie
- 41 and sooo-oo not done
- School Pictures Sept. 24
- First race, first place
- Young patron age guidelines
- The Wellman Advance
- Donald L. Taylor
- Second reading for Kalona utility ordinance draws opposition
- Bette M. Moore
- Report Flood Damage
- Eric Thirtle
- Wellman OKs loan agreement for golf course sewer work
- Wellman Senior Dining Menu - August 9-14
- Alice M. Goodwin
- Cooperative effort makes sun shine power at IMS
- State Tournament Softball
- Mid-Prairie vs. Hinton
- Tri-County South finishes fourth in Midwest Plains regional tournament
- Skating Rink closed in August
- Mid-Prairie registration
- Flash Flooding in Wellman
- County to close W38 (Ginkgo) south of Wellman
- Esther Yoder
- 3rd Times a Charm - Demo Derby Rescheduled
- Riverside Demo Derby Postponed
- Martha Kauffman Stutzman
- Citizen Herald
- SPORTS-Don Bosco girls off to good start
- NEWS- Beautification grant discussed
- NEWS- Who owns it? St. Michael s Cemetery
- NEWS- B&B Farm Store to host Customer Appreciation Day Sept. 10
- NEWS- Jesup Homecoming week will be memorable for everyone
- OBITUARY- Betty J. Buckles
- OBITUARY- George B. Schmitz
- OBITUARY- Judy Kay Hingtgen
- SPORTS-Belle Plaine races by Don Bosco football team
- SPORTS-Dunkerton girls win opener
- SPORTS-Jesup girls off to rocky start
- NEWS- Football Contest Winners
- NEWS- Jesup Scouts try Frisbee Golf game in Jesup park
- NEWS- Knights of Columbus to give away Tootsie Rolls
- NEWS- Council to hold public hearings
- SPORTS-Dons to host Belle Plaine in football season opener
- SPORTS-Jesup gridders to open at Wapsie
- SPORTS-Dunkerton loses defensive struggle
- SPORTS-Jesup runners to open at Oelwein
- NEWS- Dozens appear against new school tax proposal at public hearing August 9
- Reinbeck Courier
- Water, water, everywhere!
- Labor Day
- Looking Back
- Cooking Corner
- Church offers personal finance class
- The follow through
- Sullivan Ballou's letter to Sarah
- Looking Back
- Cooking Corner
- A matter of balance workshop scheduled in Reinbeck
- July 4th can/bottle trailer
- Amity Church hosts Sunday sundae
- Neil family golf outing
- Local News
- Agape Fosters
- Sleeping porches
- Library News
- Thirteen area World War II veterans to travel on Iowa Honor Flight
- Thirteen area World War II veterans to travel on Iowa Honor Flight
- Thirteen area World War II veterans to travel on Iowa Honor Flight
- The Graphic-Advocate
- Local Meetings
- RC-L Events
- SCAL Events
- Thyme in the Kitchen with Lu - National Apple Month
- Lake City holds fall celebration
- Pomeroy deals with aftermath
- Shady Oaks has 'Extreme Makeover'
- Beginning their education
- Behind the wheel
- Pamela Hagemann
- Maxine M. Moriarty
- Titans win three volleyball matches
- Payer Swims at Council Bluffs
- RC-L teacher and coach invited to golf at Pinehurst N.C.
- Local Meetings
- RC-L Events
- SCAL Events
- Thyme in the Kitchen with Lu - National Apple Month
- Lake City holds fall celebration
- Pomeroy deals with aftermath
- The Progress-Review
- Local - Fall Citywide Garage Sales Sign Up Begins
- Local - Scrap Metal Drive to be Held September 11
- Local - Four Candidates Seek City Council Seat
- Local - Hartman Reserve to Offer Kayak Floats
- Local - Compost Bins, Workshops Offered by Black Hawk County
- Local - Museum Announces Chili Cook-Off Rules
- Local - The Road to Good Health
- Local - Bradley Siebel to Appear in USAA Yearbook
- Local - St. Mary's to Host Spaghetti Dinner Benefit
- Local - Deb Ewoldt is Featured Artist at Wine & Scarecrows Event
- Helen A. Hoppe - 85
- Melvina Chambers - 92
- Patricia A. 'Patti' Kautz - 52
- Jean M. Koontz - 90
- Sports - Fall Sports Preview: Union Football
- Sports - Fall Sports Preview: Union Volleyball
- Sports - Fall Sports Preview: Union Cross Country
- School - Snow Valley Basketball Camp Awards Announced
- School - Local Students Participate in Wartburg Band Camp
- Local - Falling Gracefully: Program Provides Keys to Prevention
- The Sheffield Press
- Maxine Elizabeth Letzring, 93
- Janiece Renberg, 73
- September 2, 2010 Issue 35
- September 2, 2010 Issue 35
- A change is needed in Des Moines thus Branstad is the best man for the job
- Maxine Elizabeth Letzring, 93
- Janiece Renberg, 73
- September 2, 2010 Issue 35
- September 2, 2010 Issue 35
- A change is needed in Des Moines thus Branstad is the best man for the job
- Maxine Elizabeth Letzring, 93
- Janiece Renberg, 73
- September 2, 2010 Issue 35
- September 2, 2010 Issue 35
- A change is needed in Des Moines thus Branstad is the best man for the job
- Maxine Elizabeth Letzring, 93
- Janiece Renberg, 73
- September 2, 2010 Issue 35
- September 2, 2010 Issue 35
- A change is needed in Des Moines thus Branstad is the best man for the job
- Northeast Dallas County Record
- Shirley Jean Morrison
- Carma J. Ward
- Wilson Thomas Fisher, Sr.
- Dean Ernest Alborn
- Jane Kathleen Kurth
- Carl Francis Carter
- Jerry Lee Harman
- Louise E. Tuttle
- Mary Siglin Davisson
- Floyd J. Haldeman
- Stuart completes CAT grant
- No rain delays last week
- Thicke running against Northey for Ag
- The Queen Holds the Reins
- Perry carp fishing event a success
- Welcome Home
- Murphy running on transparency, resume
- Area districts put taxes to a vote Sept. 14
- W-G School Board Members Recognized for Leadership Training
- Stuart completes CAT grant
- Northern Sun Print
- From the Desk of Lynn Steiert - August Precipitation
- Green thumb
- Hoffman named Cook-out Champion By Margaret Thomsen
- Helen Degner shares the Northslope of Green Mountain at Ray Frederick Gallery
- GLADBROOK-REINBECK SCHOOL BOARD By Marcy Knaack
- Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Sponsering County Food Packaging Event
- Joseph Smith State Horseshoe Champ
- Local Author holds book signing
- GMG begins 2010-11 school year By Margaret Thomsen
- Gladbrook-Reinbeck Schools Start New Year
- Gladbrook Lions Club celebrates 50 years
- Crowning of Tama Co. Fair Queen
- Locks For Love
- Local Resident Barb Strohbehn Publishes Cookbook
- Gladbrook Royalty
- Friend of Fair
- Grand Marshalls for the Garwin Freedom Days Parade
- G-R School Board-Erickson accepts recall
- Emerald Ash Borer Detected In Iowa
- Tama County Livestock and Fair Association Schedule of Events
- The Keota Eagle
- Keota Teachers and Staff Kick Off the New School Year
- Firemen Pay Tribute to One of Their Own
- Library Closed Aug. 26
- Holy Trinity Parish Picnic Aug. 29
- Sgt. Bradford Lee Miller
- James Keith Mound
- Celebrate 50th Anniversary
- Welcome Memphis Ryan
- Funds Awarded to Ollie, Richmond, Rubio
- Keota City Council Proceedings AUGUST 16, 2010
- Keota Community School Combined Earnings Report AUGUST 19, 2010
- Keota Teachers and Staff Kick Off the New School Year
- Firemen Pay Tribute to One of Their Own
- Library Closed Aug. 26
- Holy Trinity Parish Picnic Aug. 29
- Sgt. Bradford Lee Miller
- James Keith Mound
- Celebrate 50th Anniversary
- Welcome Memphis Ryan
- Funds Awarded to Ollie, Richmond, Rubio
- The Dysart Reporter
- Tama County Empowerment Selected for Site Visit
- Tama County Small Claims
- Fair Express winners enjoy a day at the Iowa State Fair
- Another Exciting Fair for the Bruce Boosters 4-H Club
- Ewoldt to be featured artist at annual Wine & Scarecrows
- Scrap Metal Drive to be held in La Porte City
- Dysart's August Yard of the Month
- Fall Sports and Your Growing Child
- Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Sponsering County Food Packaging Event
- Geneseo United Methodist Church welcomes new Pastor
- Tama County Supervisors
- Tour Groups Keep H.A.T. Team Busy
- Iowa Law Enforcement Launches Crackdown on Impaired Driving
- Tama County Public Health offers practical advice for parents when preparing to send kids back to school
- Agricultural Museum Plans Progressing
- Tama County Supervisors
- 2010 Fall Festival canceled due to construction
- Attention Union Junior Class Parents-2011 After Prom underway
- The H.A.T. Team gives warm welcomes to visitors
- Dancin in the Street brings many to Main Street
- The North Liberty Leader
- Marion Reed
- CLASSIFIED
- Food For Thought
- Walkin'
- 'Festival for Miracles' event Sept. 18
- Newcomers Group to meet Sept. 16
- Dvorsky fundraiser Sept. 10
- JCHT's 'Under a Cider Moon' to be held Oct. 9 at Celebration Barn
- 2010 CCA Volleyball Schedule
- Oxford woman wins $30,000 lottery prize
- CCA Volleyball
- S-U-C-C-E-S-S for North Liberty speller at Iowa State Fair
- NL thrower takes third at Cow Chip Throwing contest
- NL nine-year old places fifth in Iowa State Fair Mom Calling Contest
- West High Football Schedule
- West High
- Volunteer tutors sought for Penn
- Stay the night, or stay a while
- Penn Elementary PTO meeting Sept. 7
- Pantry begins winter weather clothing drive
- Lime Springs Herald
- Senior Citizens are 40!?
- Volunteer by being a friend
- 2010-11 Lime Springs-Chester Elementary staff
- Edward Tom Fritcher, 90
- Kids pedal tractor pull
- Lime Springs Sweet Corn Days Car Show results
- Jaws of Life demonstration
- What s new at LS-C Elementary
- Friday night Talent Show
- Hot grills, cool times at BBQ Contest
- June Mathison, 80, Fillmore Cty.
- Earl Herman Hilke, 93, Harmony
- Shorter than most, LS Council meeting
- City owns trucks free and clear
- DeRuiter recalls 2000 Sweet Corn fire
- The Bird will fly again Elma landmark survives Saturday fire
- Carlton Ness, 60, Lime Springs
- Get a piece of over $1,500 given at BBQ Contest!
- Junior Community Club does it again!
- Previous Post
- Dows Advocate
- @#$%^&*()!!!!!!
- Sweet Memories
- CAL Cross Country
- Bird's eye view of Dows
- Cowboy football team wins first game of the season
- CAL volleyball drops two
- The Rome Connection
- Suspected meth lab in Dows investigated
- @#$%^&*()!!!!!!
- Sweet Memories
- The Rehabilitation Center of Hampton begins interior and exterior transformations
- Missionaries Jacob & Jaynie Michael will be welcomed in Clarion
- Supervisors hear more on progress for TIF district at wind farm
- Obama sees 'it'
- The Rome Connection
- Breaking news!<br>Suspected meth lab in Dows investigated
- Supervisors approve proposal for FEMA disaster grant services
- First day of school in Dows
- Obama sees 'it'
- 2010 Football Season is here
- The Riverside Current
- Tri County South 12U finishes 4th in Midwest Plains regional tournament
- All-Conference selections
- Spaceship takes to the road
- Alice Crawford Smith
- Lyle Forbes
- Huskie Advance to District Final
- Esther Yoder
- All-Conference
- Council to help clean out ditches
- St. Mary s convent razed
- Brock Beinhart Kid Captain
- Schnoebelen s told to clean up property
- All-Conference
- Schnoebelen s cleanup deadline October 1
- Ice cream entrepreneurs: kids are all right
- Veterans Park Committee
- 3rd Times a Charm - Demo Derby Reschuled
- Demo Derby Postponed
- Highland Soccer
- Westfall Letter Winner
- Briar Cliff University
- The Library Turns 50!!!
- Internet Scams
- Evening Reference
- Book Sharing Websites
- Happy Holidays
- Open Access Journals
- New Best Sellers
- Welcome Back
- FBI Whistleblower at ALA-Midwinter
- National Library Week
- Feature Films
- New Online Encyclopedias
- Library Hours Extended for Finals
- New Best Sellers
- CAREER INFORMATION
- Welcome Back
- Jazz and Improv Fest 2008
- READ Poster Contest
- Welcome Kathy
- Welcome Charlotte
- Buena Vista University
- ITALY -- Interim 2011
- 2011 Hollywood/Disneyland & Florida/Walt Disney World Interim Trip INFORMATION MEETING
- Internship Meeting for Graphic Design Students
- Mexico Informational Meeting
- Sixteenth Annual BVU Pig Pickin'
- South Africa Trip Informational Meeting
- ACES: Luna Negra Dance Theatre
- Mexico Informational Meeting
- Volleyball Wins IIAC Opener at Dubuque
- Reitmeier Named IIAC Female Athlete of the Week
- Women's Soccer Falls just Short against Red Raiders
- Men's Soccer Edged by Northwestern College (IA)
- Bent Tree Golf Outing
- Yoga Club
- Europe 2011 Interim Trip Info. Meeting
- Knitting/Crocheting Club
- Japan Interim 2011 Informational Meeting
- SCATE Meeting
- SAB Midnight Movie
- Nominate Homecoming Court
- Central College
- Central receives grant, 25 kw photovoltaic array installed
- Last Train to Nibroc performance Sept. 10
- Taylor Mali, word artist, on campus Sept. 16
- Inaugural year kicks off with Animal Planet's Jeff Corwin
- Central College welcomes new faculty members
- Student Adena Schnedler receives scholarship from Pella Corp
- 2010-11 President's Associates named
- Pella Artist Invitational exhibit Sept. 8-24
- Central named Military Friendly School
- Central welcomes students to campus for the new school year
- Five football visit days this fall
- New Maxine Huffman international studies scholarship
- The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind is this year's common read
- Central wraps up record-breaking fundraising campaign
- Central College students travel to Haiti for mission trip
- Central participates in Iowa Private College Week Aug. 2-6
- English department announces creative writing winners
- Larry Happel inducted into CoSIDA Hall of Fame
- Van Hemert hired as director of alumni relations
- Heptathlete Ziskovsky on academic all-America team
- Coe College
- Mother-daughter Czech duo to present organ, piano concert at Coe
- Coe theatre to present Chekhov one-act comedies in Amana, on campus
- Coe, St. Luke s plan grand opening of new steam plant
- Coe Thursday Forum calendar set
- Coe selected as Iowa Campus Compact AmeriCorps College Recruiter site
- Coe faculty to participate in three ACM FaCE grant projects
- Coe College offers variety in 2010-2011 theatre season
- Coe receives $420,000 NSF grant to fund student research in physics
- Coe College offers eclectic 2009-2010 theatre season
- Coe invites prospective students to tour campus during Iowa Private College Week, Aug. 3-7
- Coe's 2009-2010 Marquis Series features diverse performances
- Coe receives $144,450 NSF grant to fund new instrument
- Coe Thursday Forum calendar set
- Cedar Rapids named one of America's 10 Best Places to Grow Up
- Alumni art featured at opening Coe College exhibit
- 'Soprano, Accompanied' faculty recital to be presented at Coe
- Coe reports historically large enrollment, large incoming class with strong academic profile
- Coe Theatre Department to present 'Three Days of Rain'
- Coe Thursday Forum explores 2008 financial crisis
- Coe Homecoming: Rock & Shine in 2009
- Cornell College
- Opening Convocation Sept. 16
- Riverside Theatre Connections
- Service Day
- Art installation uses light
- Fluidity of Gender: Sculpture exhibit
- News Center Improvements
- News Center Improvments
- An update on King Chapel
- Presidential Search Update, Aug. 11
- Take an aerial tour of campus
- New Student Convocation changes
- Update on the Aug. 14 fire
- Cornell among U.S. News & World Report top tier
- Memorial Service Scheduled for alumna
- New Student Convocation
- Update on Sports Center fire
- Lecturer's work featured
- Lecturer's work featured
- Art installation in Kimmel Theatre
- Video: New Student Convocation
- Des Moines University
- Job fair at DMU welcomes health professionals, students
- Don t miss free goodies, health screenings at Aug. 15 DMU Day at State Fair
- DMU chosen as a 2010 Great College to Work For
- DMU chosen as a 2010 Great College to Work For
- Annual DMU memorial service May 21 for body donors free, open to public
- Plan to enjoy August 14 Run-Day-Voo near DMU!
- Free assessments, treatments @ OMM Community Night May 13
- DMU to give 466 degrees Saturday at 110th commencement ceremony
- DMU to honor Holocaust survivor Peter Pintus, posthumously, Saturday
- DMU graduated 453 at 110th commencement May 29
- DMU Library exhibits document early contributions of African American surgeons, global health successes
- DMU invites you for a hands-on exploration of campus
- DMU helping with physicals for kids
- CPMS board stats
- Dordt College
- Schaap, Schelhaas to give reading at grand opening of Fruited Plain Cafe
- Depression and brain research findings to be presented by Dr. Stockmeier
- Schaap's 'Pilgrim' published in prestigious literary journal
- 'Called to Mission' topic of Sept. 6 First Mondays speaker at Dordt
- Called to Mission topic of Sept. 6 First Mondays speaker at Dordt
- Brandon Oldenkamp memorial chapel video
- Dordt College alumni lead the nation in student loan repayment
- Dordt enrollment up 50 from last year
- Comedian Jeff Allen to perform here
- Schaap s Pilgrim published in prestigious literary journal
- Dordt to hold Sept. 25 conference tackling immigration topics
- Dordt Business Club Hosts Golf Tournament
- Dordt golf tournament at the Ridge
- Called to Mission topic of Sept. 6 guest speaker at Dordt
- Teachers attend Dordt for continuing education
- New apartments, professors as year begins
- Convocation marks start of new academic year
- Dordt College ranks high on U.S. News & World Report s list of best colleges, strong commitment to teaching, and best value
- Dordt to host town hall meeting August 19
- Dordt art gallery features The Prodigal Son
- Grinnell College
- Irma McClaurin '73 named president of Shaw University
- A Jewish Journal interview with theatre director Gordon Edelstein '76
- Osgood continues to teach following 12-year presidency
- Neurobiological research project awarded $351,000 NIH grant
- 'Race: Are We So Different?' exhibit draws 400 Grinnell students
- 'Culturing Community: Projects About Place' opening at Faulconer Gallery
- Walter Jacobson '59 in midst of 3rd career with CBS Chicago
- Vocation is not a dirty word
- Grinnellians among top 10 in earning science Ph.D.s
- Kevin Plattner '09 among Illinoisans 'Put to Work'
- Walt Giersbach '61 reminisces about 'Packing for the Big Trip' to Grinnell
- Rosenfield Program to host 'Beyond the Cold War' symposium Sept. 21-23
- Max Cardenas '01 featured in The Iowan for economic development work
- Eric Carter, anthropology, wins journal prize for research on Argentine malaria eradication
- Prairie festival celebrates heritage, research, restoration
- Redella Swigart Pepper '59 on Alexandria, Va., city council
- U Maryland President Wallace Loh '65 takes Grinnell impression to new post
- Ann Kirschner '69 writes editor in response to New York Times 'Goodbye' from Grinnell
- Interview with cartoonist Kevin Cannon '02
- Writers@Grinnell kicks off fall semester program
- Iowa State Daily
- Motorcycle safety is a necessity for drivers, riders
- The president's new rug
- Check out the live music opportunities in Ames
- Talk dirty, use the words you know
- Are you safe on Facebook?
- Enduring college
- Burn the Quran Day is not Christian Way
- Iowa's grass should stay native
- This mental violation will not stand
- Eating healthy isn't easy
- Don't Ice me, bro
- President Obama's religion does not matter
- Transitioning to fatherhood
- What exactly makes children obese?
- New take on marriage: don't bother
- This mental violation will not stand
- Are you safe on Facebook?
- 'I State' logo's gotta go
- A fair amount of fun
- Iowa State's 'I' logo change was unnecessary
- Iowa State University
- Kansas City twins, scholarship winners choose Iowa State
- Confidence gauge spikes on outlook, fueling stock gains
- Economist: recession rebound starts next month
- Playing video games can make you a better person
- ISU promotes greater financial education through new course offerings, faculty
- Lush rooftop
- Cyclone Power Pullers build four-engine 'Wild CYde' for tractor competition
- Sivils named the second Geoffroy Faculty Fellow at Iowa State
- Campaign Iowa State surpasses previous two Iowa State University fundraising campaigns
- Iowa State economists assess recession's impact on wages, immigrant workers
- ISU researcher identifies genetic pathway responsible for much of plant growth
- Stange Road work begins May 27
- Iowa State's Mini Baja Team engineers a lighter, simpler off-road racer
- Cyclers try battery-assisted bikes
- ISU personal finance professor assesses impact of new credit card legislation
- Please update this news feed
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- LOW EXTERNAL INPUT CROPPING SYSTEM RECEIVES NATIONAL ATTENTION
- Herbicide Resistant Weeds Gain National Spotlight
- Listen to Weekly Podcasts from Agronomists
- Iowa Wesleyan College
- Luther College
- Introducing LISGuides
- Chat with a Librarian
- Library Professional Staff Meeting Minutes 9-6-2010
- This Week in LIS - 3 September 2010
- This Week in LIS - 27 August 2010
- This Week in LIS - 20 August 2010
- iPad Launch
- New items donated to Preus Library
- This Week in LIS - 13 August 2010
- New Books in Leisure Reading
- Reception for David Esslemont
- This Week in LIS - 30 July 2010
- Hiccups following III 2009B Upgrade Resolved
- Hiccups following III 2009B Upgrade
- Magnus Upgrade Finished
- This Week in LIS - 16 July 2010
- BYU Library smells like Old Spice
- Digital Initiatives Update - Magnus Downtime - 7/16/10
- This Week in LIS - 9 July 2010
- LIS Ideas Site Changes
- Simpson College
- Great Experience in Summer Research
- Simpson College Move-in Day
- Students experience ORGFEST
- Students create rare device
- Simpson's New Nanotechnology
- Top 10 Moments of the year
- Farnham Galleries to Exhibit Prilla Smith Brackett
- Blank construction continues
- Follow Team Simpson
- Simpson hosts Iowa Private College Week
- Simpson breaks ground on Blank
- Bucklin named Academic All-American
- Simpson recognizes exceptional alumni
- Blank groundbreaking set
- Athletes earn All-American honors
- Alumni Weekend held June 25-26
- Iowa History Center sponsors talk
- Four qualify for track nationals
- Steffen named Teacher of the Year
- Awards given during Commencement
- St. Ambrose University
- SAU Students Cross the Pond for Theatre in London
- Freshman Focus: Ashlee Estabrook
- Senior Spotlight: Josh Tipsword
- Theatre in the QCA
- PT Open House
- A Passion for Nature
- SAU Receives $1 Million
- SanTrapp Piano Duo
- Free to Fly
- Health Sciences Building Dedication
- Urban Plunge 2010
- Year of the Piano
- Article Title Unavailable
- Catholic Charities Honors SAU
- Catholic Charities USA Awards Centennial Medal to SAU
- Harkin, CDC Director Tour Center for Health Sciences Education
- Chad Pregracke is Hardest Working Person in America
- San-Trapp Piano Duo
- Chicago Street Photography
- Harkin, CDC Director Tour Center for Health Sciences Education
- The Daily Iowan
- Tales from the Kitchen
- Iowa City native band performs Saturday
- Experimental pop artist to perform Friday
- Author Jeannette Walls to read from latest book
- CD Review: The Infinite Definitive
- Yacht Club battle returns
- Dance party kicks off Hancher season
- Riverside Theatre opens 30th season
- Letters to the Editor
- So who, exactly, are all these knuckleheads?
- Youth-vote exodus?
- Ferentz's salary increase underscores societal priorities, market realities
- Virkler hopes to bring recruits to Iowa
- Walk-on runner impressing Hawkeyes
- No rest for the weary
- Commentary: Eliminate the Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk Series
- Sandeman morphs into dynamic receiver
- Today's Photos
- The Daily Break
- Police Blotter
- University of Dubuque
- University of Dubuque Mourns the Loss of Donald Bloesch, Professor of Theology, emeritus
- UD Receives $1.1million in Funding Through US Department of Education
- Goesse Recipient of Father Norman White Memorial Scholarship
- University of Dubuque Welcomes Students for 2010-2011 Academic Year
- University of Dubuque Aviation Programs Retain International Accreditation
- UD Welcomes Students and Families During Iowa Private College Week
- UD for KIDS Celebrates 19th Year
- Landmesser Is President-Elect of IAICE
- Lanmesser Is President-Elect of IAICE
- UD Army ROTC Cadet Receives Governor's Award
- University of Dubuque Inducts Two Members to Faculty Hall of Fame
- UD Receives 2010 Secretary of Defense Employer Support Freedom Award
- Runkle Receives Gail Weldon Award of Excellence
- UD Nominated for 2010 Secretary of Defense Employer Support Freedom Award
- McElroy Grant Received for Student/Faculty Collaborative Research
- Three Long-Time Members of UD Faculty to Retire
- Breitbach Family Graduates Fifth Student from University of Dubuque
- Ward Appointed Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College
- University to Award Three Posthumous Degrees at 2010 Commencement Ceremony
- CGIM Students Develop Educational Gaming Opportunities
- Upper Iowa University
- Upper Iowa University opens education center at Fort Sill, Oklahoma
- Homecoming scheduled October 8-9 at Upper Iowa University
- UIU increases enrollment for 5th consecutive year at Fayette campus
- Upper Iowa University awards scholarships, free courses during State Fair
- Upper Iowa University receives two American Legion scholarships
- Upper Iowa University names five new student government officers
- 24 full-time faculty members join Upper Iowa University
- UIU named to 2011 Military Friendly Schools list by G.I. Jobs
- Doll Named New Leader of Peacock Tennis Program
- UIU hosts art exhibit on 'Transcending the Figure' Aug. 26-Oct. 1
- UIU fall semester to begin August 23; student athletes first to arrive
- Twenty-Nine Peacocks Honored by DII ADA Academic Achievement Awards
- UIU has 'hugely successful' sixth year riding RAGBRAI
- UIU to award scholarships, free courses during State Fair
- Van Wetzinga Takes Reigns of Peacock Softball Program
- UIU Team Peacock hits $500,000 scholarship goal during 6th year of riding RAGBRAI
- What makes UIU unique? Focusing on academic distinctiveness
- Upper Iowa University secures $44.3 million of bond financing
- UIU to Host 2012 NCAA Division II Wrestling Championships at Cedar Rapids Convention Center
- UIU to Host 2012 NCAA Division II Wrestling Championships
- Wartburg College
- WartburgNews: Judge in same-sex rights case will speak at Wartburg - http://www.wartburg.edu/Article.aspx?ID=4496
- WartburgNews: Wartburg's Dawn Wiegmann gives advice on avoiding weight gain at college. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeutVPFXke4
- WartburgNews: Keep on Learning unveils varied topics for 2010-11 - http://www.wartburg.edu/Article.aspx?ID=4480
- WartburgNews: The Wartburg Garden has been providing fresh produce to Wartburg Dining Services since its creation in the Spring http://twitpic.com/2k8sxd
- WartburgNews: Wartburg soccer now has coaches for men and women - http://wcfcourier.com/sports/college/article_a293ff5a-b30d-11df-bb37-001cc4c03286.html
- WartburgNews: Interested in what May Term Abroad has to offer? Check out student's blogs from May Term 2010! - http://www.wartburg.edu/blogs/
- WartburgNews: Wartburg art gallery to host five exhibits http://www.wartburg.edu/Article.aspx?ID=4488
- WartburgNews: Keep on Learning unveils varied topics for 2010-11-http://www.wartburg.edu/Article.aspx?ID=4480
- WartburgNews: High school seniors leave Wartburg, will help hometowns - http://www.wartburg.edu/Article.aspx?ID=4479
- WartburgNews: Wartburg among 'Best in the Midwest' http://www.wartburg.edu/Article.aspx?ID=4474
- WartburgNews: Iowa Private College Week started today. Welcome all prospective students and families!
- WartburgNews: May Term Students in Nicaragua http://twitpic.com/29r4d8
- WartburgNews: Students learn All-State music at Wartburg - http://bit.ly/aoEit4
- WartburgNews: 19 high school students hone leadership skills at Wartburg - http://bit.ly/dfWKC8
- WartburgNews: New photos are posted on WARTBURG COLLEGE's Facebook Page. Check out sport camp photos and more May term abroad photos.http://bit.ly/9tNEXt
- WartburgNews: Campus is currently busy with sports camps! Check out our Facebook page for more info and pictures!
- WartburgNews: Cedar Rapids Outfly 6 p.m. tonight at the home of Mark & Liz Mathis. Meet our new president, Dr. Darrel Colson!
- WartburgNews: Saturday morning, Aug. 29, Wartburg RAs and Orientation Leaders will be @ the NE IA Food Bank and along the Waverly Rail Trail. Service!
- WartburgNews: Dr. Fred Ribich, prof of psychology & dir of inst research, is running for Waverly mayor, according to the Bremer County Independent.
- WartburgNews: Sing with the Broadway stars 9/18 in Neumann Aud. Visit: http://www.wartburg.edu/artist/show1.aspx
