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1 Ejected, 1 Trapped In Washington Co. Collision
Two drivers were injured when their cars collided in Washington County on Thursday.
Asbury United Methodist Church, 2128 S. Main St., will hear the Rev. Jerry Rigdon's sermon "Perceptions" during the 9:45 a.m. service Sunday.
New developments on a crop duster that crashed into a field near Ainsworth in Washington County.
Doctor has seen evolution of medicine
As a general practice physician in 1950, Readinger charged new mothers $50 for prenatal care, delivery, post-natal care and pediatric care.
Crop duster goes down in Washington County
The Washington County Sheriff's Department is reporting that at crop duster plane crashed near the town of Ainsworth.
Crop duster injured in crash of plane
A new Iowa law lets you take your bottle of wine "to-go." As of today, if you don't finish the bottle, the restaurant can cork it for you.
SEISO announces 2009-10 season
The Southeast Iowa Symphony Orchestra has unveiled plans for the 2009-2010 "A Legendary Season." Under the direction of conductor Robert McConnell, the regional orchestra now in its 59th year, will perform a full slate of classical concerts, Kidsymphony concerts, summer and Christmas concerts, the Pops and educational activities.
Several area schools find new uses after students are dismissed
John Lovretta/The Hawk Eye Madison Williamson, 8, and her brother Chase, 6, both of Mount Pleasant, read books Thursday in the children's section of the Mount Pleasant Public Library and Civic Center.
Ask AP: Uninsured population, plane crash claims
You've probably heard some big numbers concerning the number of people in the country who don't have health insurance.
Two favorites return for SEISO performances
By Bobby Wilson A pair of young pianists who thrilled Southeast Iowa Symphony Orchestra audiences two years ago will highlight the orchestra's 59th season, which also will feature a performance by a former member who now is principal oboist with a metropolitan orchestra.
New owner plans to raze James Van Allen's home
Mount Pleasant, Ia. - The boyhood home of famed astrophysicist James Van Allen has been sold at auction, and its new owner says she plans to knock it down because it needs too much work.
Landmark Mt. Pleasant house sold
Fact Finder has tips to keep your family and pets safe this summer. Group to offer a hand instead of handcuffs Kirksville man charged with assault By Emily Finnegan Monday, June 22, 2009 at 4:00 PM Joshua Blum, 20, of Kirksville is charged with first degree assault, a class A felony.
Van Allen house in Mount Pleasant will be razed
Among the many events going on for Kingsley, Iowa's Quasquicentennial celebration is one miniature idea, that's become a big hit.
2 Survive Roll Over Dam As Boat Sinks 5min
Authorities said two people swam to safety after their boat stalled and then floated backwards over a dam in Mount Pleasant.
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Producera s Biosecurity Workshop to be held in Oskaloosa
Mahaska County Emergency Management will be hosting a workshop focusing on Biosecurity for agriculture producers, which will be held July 6 at the ISU Extension office, 212 N. I St., Oskaloosa.
June 15 - State bar exam history
It was on June 15,1869 that an Iowa woman became the first in the nation to pass a state bar exam, becoming eligible to practice law.
Students learn what it takes to be better leaders
John Lovretta/The Hawk Eye Jacqueline Delagadillo, 14, Fort Madison, walks across a "human ladder" during a "Becoming A Confident Leader" session of the fifth annual Youth Leadership Summit for area school children Thursday at Southeastern Community College in West Burlington.
19-year-old accused of selling drugs threatens informant, is arrested again
Authorities said Hudnall, after being released on $10,000 unsecured bond on charges of two counts delivery of less than 50 kilograms of marijuana, walked across the Henry County courthouse and met with someone he believes is an informant who cooperated with authorities.
John Gaines/The Hawk Eye Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, the former governor of Iowa and Mount Pleasant mayor, visits the Colonel's Kids Child Care Center Wednesday in Columbus Junction.
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