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Mahaska Health Opens New CareRx Pharmacy to Enhance Patient Experience
Mahaska Health announces the opening of its new on-site pharmacy, CareRx, providing convenient, comprehensive, and cost-effective pharmaceutical services to the community. The new pharmacy is located next to the Walk-in Clinic through Door #4 at the Mahaska Health. Oskaloosa campus. Mahaska Health’s CareRx Pharmacy offers a seamless healthcare experience by...
Iowa State Fair brings thousands to Des Moines, breaking records
(The Center Square) - The Iowa State Fair set attendance records for three of its first seven days as Iowans and out-of-state residents enjoy the annual August event in Des Moines. Tuesday was the latest record-setting day with 101,244 people, according to the fair's website. The previous record was 102,953 attendees, set in 2019. Attendance records were also broken on Saturday with 118,286 and on Sunday with 114,937, according to the fair. ...
Man arrested in connection with anti-immigrant flyers in Hampton
A man has been charged following the investigation of signs posted on the doors of Latino-owned businesses in Hampton. The signs were placed on the doors of numerous Hispanic businesses Tuesday morning. The flier, with a black-and-white image, reads: “USA Illegal Immigrant Hunting Permit – No Bag Limit – Tagging Not Required,” and at the bottom it said “Trump 2024.”
Channel Seed Bringing Country Band Icon Blackhawk to Grand Junction for Customer Appreciation Event
A popular country band from the 1990s is coming to Grand Junction as part of a free event at the end of the month. Channel Seed Field Service Representative and Grand Junction resident Savannah Lyons tells Raccoon Valley Radio that Channel Seed is sponsoring a customer appreciation event on August 28th in Grand Junction with country band icon Blackhawk to perform. She says Channel Seed wanted to have a customer appreciation event in conjunction with the Farm Progress Show in Boone County.
Updated: One Injured, One Arrested After Creston Shooting
(Creston) A man from Union County has been arrested in connection with a shooting that took place in Creston on Thursday. Daniel McDowell, 22, from Lorimor, Iowa, was taken into custody by Creston police officers and Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation agents at around 2:30 p.m. He was arrested without incident at the Union County Law Enforcement Center and processed into the Union County Jail. McDowell is facing one count of attempted murder and a probation violation.
Things to Do this September
Friday, September 6, 11 a.m., Waukee Community Center. Try out chair yoga in this free Snacks and Facts session at the Waukee Community Center from the Waukee Public Library. Friday, September 6, 1 p.m., Waukee Community Center. Test your luck with bingo with Waukee Parks and Recreation. The fee is...
New Skills Based Testing Program Offered
New Skills Based Testing Program Offered at Iowa Central Community College. Iowa Central Community College is pleased to announce a new opportunity for people interested in improving their work-related skills through proficiency-based testing in the areas of Industrial Machines and Industrial Mechanics. “We are now offering proficiency-based courses where students can earn their degree by completing courses using hands on skills through proficiency testing,” says Dr. Stacy Mentzer, Vice President of Instruction at Iowa Central Community College. “What is different about this process is that many employers in our nine-county service area need individuals with these skills and need them on the job. Proficiency-based testing creates a win-win situation because people can work while they gain the skills they need,” added Dr. Mentzer.
Campers solve ‘The Vanishing of the Jolly Roger’
Webster City Community Theatre welcomed 27 young campers to its youth summer theatre workshop last week. The camp was led by three teaching artists from Footliters Traveling Playhouse, a touring program from Young Footliters Youth Theatre and Coralville Center for the Performing Arts. The campers auditioned for roles in the...
Boone accepted into Main Street Iowa program after 2022 rejection
BOONE, Iowa — Boone has been accepted into the Iowa Economic Development Authority’s Main Street Iowa program. The program aims to bring economic development to small towns’ downtowns. Boone originally applied to be a part of the program back in 2022 but was rejected. Elijah Stines, the Mayor of the City of Boone, said that […]
Thousands sign petition against Des Moines' camping ban. What we know about the proposal
A petition started by Des Moines small businesses condemning the city's proposal to ban camping and change its encroachment code has garnered more than 2,000 signatures. The Des Moines City Council is on its way to approving an ordinance that would ban unsheltered people from camping. The council is also considering changes to city code that shorten the number of days unhoused individuals have to remove belongings from public spaces. ...
Brevin Doll learning two positions in first fall camp
Most true freshman are challenged by learning just one position in their first fall camp. Brevin Doll, a freshman running back from Adel, IA is learning two. In addition to running back, he is also playing some wide receiver in fall camp. Doll spoke at media day about his first fall camp and what it’s […] The post Brevin Doll learning two positions in first fall camp appeared first on On3.
Over two dozen southeast Iowa historical family farms honored at State Fair
DES MOINES, Iowa — 25 Southeast Iowa Century or Heritage Farms, owned by the same families for at least 100 or 150 years, were honored at the Iowa State Fair on Wednesday. The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship, in collaboration with the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, recognized these families and their contributions.
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