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Fire destroys house near Des Moines on Thanksgiving
Carlisle firefighters responded to a house fire at 6456 S.E. 55th St., about 12:20 p.m. Thursday but were unable to save the residence.
David John Belcher, 45, Carlisle
Graveside services for David John Belcher, 45, who died Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2009, in Des Moines, were at 2 p.m. Monday, Nov.
Iowa Poll: 4 in 10 cite slippage in personal finances
Four of 10 Iowans feel they are financially worse off than they were four years ago, a new Iowa Poll shows.
Proposed education reforms spark new dissent
A new push to tie teacher evaluations to student test scores in Iowa received high marks from some school leaders Friday, if not from teachers.
Construction to close Carlisle-area ramp for months next year
The ramp from eastbound U.S. Highway 65 toward Iowa Highway 5 and Carlisle will be closed for several months next year during a renovation project, state road officials said.
Iowa septuplets turn 12 years old
Bobbi McCaughey gave birth to septuplets in Des Moines on November 19, 1997. The seven babies became the first septuplets to survive infancy.
Appel seeks second term for Senate seat
Democrat Senator Staci Appel announced last week that she will seek a second term for the District 37 seat.
Hartford-area residents petition state for intersection improvements
Long-time Pleasant Hill mayor Phil Hildebrand, 78, was ousted Tuesday in a bid for re-election, garnering the least votes among the three candidates.
Bresnan unseats longtime Indianola mayor
Indianola voters ousted longtime mayor Jerry Kelley, 66, who received the fewest votes at 391.
Schools may dip into cash reserves to cover cuts
When Gov. Chet Culver issued a 10 percent across-the-board cut earlier this month, he encouraged school districts to use their cash reserves to make up for the loss of state money.
Peggy Jean Goodhue, 75, Carlisle
Peggy Jean Goodhue, 75, of Carlisle, passed away Saturday, October 17, 2009, at her home.
Editor's note: this is the second in a three-part series about the Carlisle Area Historical Society.
New fall events include bike ride, Pumpkinfest
Bicycles, pumpkins and fall weather will be the theme for two new community events next weekend.
When the snow and cold weather hits this winter a new business in Carlisle will seem more like a tropical paradise.
Music club's programs offer much
Last week we looked back at the early history of Iowa City Music Study Club. Today we shall look ahead to the programs that our members and guests will enjoy this year.
Local man touts invention as time, money saver
A Carlisle man has invented a device that he says can save heavy construction equipment owners and operators millions of dollars and someday bring as many as 1,000 jobs to Warren County.
In a recent edition of Cityview , Duffy's cartoon shows Gov. Culver as Mr. Incredible in regards to the current problem with the State Film Tax Incentives.
Football fans at last week's Carlisle Community School District home opener were treated to a new scoreboard and larger concession stand as a three-part renovation project of the stadium was finished this year.