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Volleyball: Lancers Continue Early Season Success With 5-1 Start To Season
Oskaloosa, Iowa – August 30, 2024 – Mount Marty University swept Graceland University in straight sets (25-22, 25-22, 25-16) to improve their record to 4-1 for the season. Graceland, still searching for their first win, falls to 0-5. Set Scores:. Set 1: Mount Marty 25, Graceland 22. Set...
S.E. Iowa school district receives grant to aid students with transit and housing
FREMONT, Iowa — The Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont School District recently received two separate grants from the Iowa Department of Education, aimed at addressing transportation challenges and supporting students facing homelessness. Cathy Williamson, the director of Special Services, emphasized how money specifically allocated for students experiencing homelessness will be used. "We were...
Why Are Egg Prices Going up in Eastern Iowa?
Egg prices are increasing in eastern Iowa...again!. This is something we've seen and something we've been through before here in eastern Iowa but what is the reasoning behind this? Is it the standard "supply chain" problem we've grown accustomed to hearing? Is it because of the bird flu? Maybe it's a combination of all of these things. What's the biggest cause behind the increase in price this time?
Iowa's prairies are in full bloom
Native perennials bring beauty and benefits to the late months of summer. Mark Vitosh, DNR forester, and Cindy Haynes, professor of horticulture at ISU, share which native perennials are in full bloom during August and September. Later, Vitosh and Haynes will answer horticulture questions from listeners. Guests:. Cindy Haynes, professor...
ADM Defense Comes Up Huge in Football Season Opener
The Adel-DeSoto-Minburn Football team won an exciting season opener on Friday night. The Tigers hosted the Newton Cardinals in Adel, where they won by a final score of 13-8. The first quarter was scoreless as both teams had their opportunities to score. However, in the second quarter, ADM broke the score with a 43-yard pass from Junior Quarterback Hudson Shull to Junior Reed Obstarczyk to lead 7-0. Senior Linebacker Grant Engleman got a big interception in the third against Cardinals QB Senior Caden Klein. Tigers’ Kicker Ethan Asche had a 24-yard field as time expired going into the halftime break to give ADM the 10-0 advantage.
Central College Dutch Fall Sports Update – 8-31-24
Central Women’s Soccer Shuts Out Wisconsin-Whitewater. After a scoreless first half, the Central women’s soccer team scored 3 goals in the second half to start the season off with a 3-0 over Wisconsin-Whitewater. The Dutch (1-0-0) got a goal from last season’s leading scorer Grace Coates in the...
Newton Fall Sports Recap – 8-30-2024
Newton’s volleyball team claimed the Lynnville-Sully tournament championship last night. The Cardinals won six straight sets, defeating host Lynnville-Sully 21-14 and 25-23, PCM 21-16 and 21-16, and Twin Cedars 21-14 and 21-11 Delaney Woollums had 25 kills, 16 digs, and two aces for the Cardinals. Macy Lampe 17 kills, 15 digs, and four aces. Chloe Swank added 32 digs and one ace. Newton lost to PCM in straight sets at the Cardinal Early Bird Invitational at Newton High School Tuesday, The Cardinals are now 5-1 on the year and will host #9 Dallas Center-Grimes next Tuesday, September 9th at Newton High School. The varsity match begins at 7:15 p.m.. The Boys and Girls Cross Country meet the Cardinals were to participate in yesterday at Marshalltown Community College, was canceled due to heat.
Knoxville Opens Randy Wilson Track With Loss To Boone
The first football game at Randy Wilson Track will go down as a loss for the Knoxville Panthers as Boone dominated from the start and won 42-6. The Toreadors scored 14 points in each of the first three quarters and built a 42-0 lead with the clock running. Knoxville did get one the board in the 4th quarter as Eli Fuller will become the answer to a trivia question of who caught the first touchdown pass at Randy Wilson Track as he hauled in a 27 yards strike from Roston McCarty. Coach Matt Dunkin told KNIA/KRLS Sports his team moved the ball at times, but Boone proved too tough.
Pleasantville Football Drops Season Opener to Interstate 35
The Pleasantville football team fell to Interstate 35 in their season opener Friday night. The Trojans fell at home to the Roadrunners 27-14 in their first game of the season. Head Coach Mack Jorth said his team will look to clean some things up and work hard to prepare for next week.
This late-night food truck is the go-to for Des Moines' restaurant workers
Late-night eats in Des Moines are scarce, but a creative food truck is filling that gap by only serving customers after 9pm. Why it matters: 2nd Ave. Sandwich food truck at Beechwood Lounge has become a go-to spot for Des Moines' restaurant staff when they clock out. State of play:...
Iowa State Cyclones vs. North Dakota Fighting Hawks live stream info, start time, TV channel: How to watch college football on TV, stream online
Online streaming: fuboTV (Try for free. Regional restrictions may apply.) The North Dakota Fighting Hawks will hit the road to start this year's campaign against the Iowa State Cyclones. Kickoff is scheduled at 3:30 p.m. ET on Saturday at Jack Trice Stadium. Looking back to last season, Iowa State finished...
Former Iowa State QB Hunter Dekkers speaks publicly on gambling investigation for first time
© Copyright 2024, Des Moines Register and Tribune Co. COUNCIL BLUFFS – Iowa Western Community College quarterback Hunter Dekkers walked into a meeting room at the football team's offices Thursday and grabbed a seat at a table. ...
Gilbert school board, district staff discuss tightening cellphone policy
A new cellphone policy may be coming to the Gilbert Community School District. A work session was held Monday night with school board members and district staff to discuss the district's current policy, how students use their cellphones and whether the district should consider a stricter policy. Troy Banning, director of community...
Mills Gallery Features Elizabeth Rhoads Read Art Exhibit
Central College is hosting the works of fiber artist Elizabeth Rhoads Read in the Mills Gallery until Friday, September 20th. Read uses simple materials such as paper, discarded fabric and abject items to create organic sculptures. Elizabeth’s style features an assemblance of rearranged fragments, to create illusive light, interspersed space, and speculation. Read graduated from Cornell College with a degree in art and political science. She has spent over 50 years creating, exhibiting, and teaching art. Her work has been exhibited and included in both the U.S. and abroad. Read currently lives and works in Cedar Rapids.
100+ Men Red Rock Held Third Quarter Meeting on Tuesday
100+ Men Red Rock held their third quarter meeting on Tuesday at the Cordova Park Pavilion, with 66 men from the area in attendance. During the presentation, three nominations for the organization’s quarterly donations were brought to the group. Receiving the most votes to get the first place $10,000 donation was Sheepgate, a division of the Adult & Teen Challenge of the Midlands. The donation will be used to support scholarships for participants enrolling in their recovery program. The second place recipient for 100+ Men’s donation was the Knoxville Federated Garden Club, with funds being used to make improvements at the Bessie Spaur Garden.
Caprice Losada has Been Selected as Knoxville Hospital and Clinics Hero of the Quarter
Caprice Losada, Clinic, has been selected the KHC Hero of the Quarter at Knoxville Hospital & Clinics. According to a release from the hospital, Caprice wears many hats throughout the day besides just her scheduling hat. She can often be found in an exam room not only scheduling a patient’s next appointment, but also paying close attention to the patient’s particular needs at the moment—whether that be helping ease the anxiety of lab tests or helping transport a patient to where they need to go next. The hospital states that Caprice’s dedication to teamwork and going the extra mile to always making sure the patient’s needs are met is why she has been chosen Hero of the Quarter.
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