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Aurora man faces sex crime charges
Republicans today elected Sen. John Thune of South Dakota to the leadership post vacated by John Ensign of Nevada, who stepped down after admitting to an extramarital affair with a campaign aide.
Gail Marie Josephson, 70, of Puyallup, Wash., previously from Fort Collins, passed away June 9, 2009.
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Novelist with ties to Nevada releases new thriller
Retired Cottey professor Al Fenske gets Attica Locke, his daughter-in-law, to personalize some copies of her novel, Black Water Rising.
Guide to picking strawberries in Iowa
Strawberry season is up and running more or less on schedule around Iowa. 'Some people might think the berries are late because they start looking for them around the third or fourth of June,' Nevada farmer Judy Henry said.
Joanne Himes, of Ava, has been attending the Scott Joplin Festival for 10 years.
Neb. doctor wants to carry on Tiller's mission
One of the nation's leading conservative minds, US Senator John Ensign of Nevada made his way to Siouxland on Monday.
$520 million sought for "bio-energy campuses"
Tama City Council members were asked Monday night in a letter received by Mayor Chris Bearden to endorse an application for up to $520 million in bonds to pay for "acquisition, development and construction of the fully integrated bio-energy campuses in Dexter and Tama." Similar endorsements are being sought from Tama County and the State of Iowa ...
Story County Courthouse Evacuated
The Story County Courthouse has been evacuated after a bomb threat was phoned in after 8:00 this morning.
Ankeny 600 block of Southeast Lawrence Drive, May 1 - A third-degree burglary case was reported.
Cedar Rapids moves to expedite flood buyouts
The city is taking the steps it said it would take to set up a system to expedite the buyouts of some 1,300 flood-damaged properties once federal money arrives to pay for much of the buyout expense.
Marathon is daunting yet possible task
It was a struggle and at times I wanted to kickoff my shoes and lie down and cry.
Ashcroft's honorary degree protested at Mo. campus
A Missouri university's decision to award an honorary degree to former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft is drawing protests from some students and faculty members.
Former Centerville resident places third in cake competition
Sara Vanderheyden, a Centerville native and graduate of CHS and IHCC, recently competed in Hy-Vee's 2009 Cake Designer Challenge.
School, city looking into going green
Travelers driving along Highway 30 near Nevada will see three large wind turbines spinning through the Iowa skyline.
Nevada Middle School track shows strong performance in season's first meet
The Nevada Middle School track team participated in their first meet of the 2009 season as they hosted the 11th annual Nevada Middle School Invitational April 16.
Ames homeless man found guilty in killing
Nevada, Ia. - homeless man charged in the stabbing death of another homeless man in Ames last year was found guilty Wednesday of second-degree murder.
Nevada regulators preparing for series of casino bankruptcies
Nevada's casino regulators are forming a special team of securities experts, auditors and other staffers to handle what they fear could be several bankruptcy and major debt restructuring moves within the gambling industry.
Man convicted of double slaying in Ames
The Iowa Supreme Court issued a unanimous ruling Friday on the state's same-sex marriage ban.
Iowa Ear: Harkin's D.C. visitors will get a taste of Iowa
Something new is popping in Sen. Tom Harkin's Washington, D.C., office. The Iowa Democrat this week cut the ribbon on a new popcorn machine produced by Paragon International of Nevada, Ia.
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