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Mahaska County Board to discuss wind farm proposal

The Mahaska County Board has called a special meeting for Friday afternoon (6/17).  The Board will hear a presentation about a proposed wind farm from Liberty Power.  Friday’s meeting will start at 1pm at the…
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Governor signs bill creating new penalties for elder abuse, exploitation

BY O. KAY HENDERSON RADIO IOWA - Elder abuse will be defined as a crime in Iowa when a new law takes effect July 1st. Governor Reynolds has approved a bill that creates new criminal penalties…
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Excessive Heat Warning for Keokuk County

An Excessive Heat Warning is in effect until 8pm Wednesday (6/15) for Keokuk County.  The National Weather Service is predicting that this afternoon’s heat index will range from 100 to 110.  This extreme heat plus…
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Iowa manufacturing exec urging congress to pass international affairs budget

BY O. KAY HENDERSON The senior director of international development for a manufacturing company based in Pella is in Washington, D.C. this week, urging members of congress to fully fund the U.S. international affairs budget. Daryl…
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Bark-A-Que to benefit Stephen Memorial Animal Shelter

Mahaska Drug will host its fourth annual Bark-A-Que fundraiser for the Stephen Memorial Animal Shelter on Saturday (6/11).  Terry Gott with the Animal Shelter says the Bark-A-Que will run from 10am until 3pm. "We're going…
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New Sharon Spring Festival

New Sharon’s Spring Festival began Thursday (6/9) and runs through Saturday (6/11).  Lindsey Phillips of the Spring Festival Committee says there will be plenty going on at North Mahaska High School Friday night (6/10), weather…
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Governor's Volunteer Awards presented in Ottumwa

Several individuals and groups were honored in Ottumwa Wednesday (6/8) for volunteering.  Governor Kim Reynolds and Lt. Governor Adam Gregg took part in a ceremony at Indian Hills Community College to pay tribute to people…
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Tuesday primary election

Three Iowa House incumbents from the No Coast Network listening area were defeated in Tuesday’s (6/7) primary elections.  In the new House District 88, Helena Hayes defeated incumbent Dustin Hite in the Republican primary.  Hayes…
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Miller murder trial moved to Council Bluffs

The Associated Press - The trial for a 16-year-old teen accused of killing his high school Spanish teacher will be held in Council Bluffs in western Iowa, a state court judge said Monday. Judge Shawn…
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Ottumwa receives grant for Blessings Soup Kitchen

The City of Ottumwa has received a $100,000 Community Development Block Grant for the Blessings Soup Kitchen Food Program Assistance Project.  The money will be used to buy two commercial stoves, two commercial refrigerators, two…
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