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ISU Extension Concern Line available to help with stress
Apr 07, 2022 by Rick Watts
BY DAR DANIELSON RADIO IOWA - The Iowa State University Extension Concern Line has had no shortage of issues to address with its free service. Coordinator Tammy Jacobs says things have stayed busy since the spring…
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Oskaloosa City Council to meet in closed session
Apr 06, 2022 by Rick Watts
The Oskaloosa City Council will meet in closed session Wednesday afternoon (4/6). The 4pm meeting will be to evaluate someone who could be hired for a position. State law allows such meetings to be held…
Grassley opposes Biden’s Supreme Court nominee
Apr 05, 2022 by Rick Watts
BY O. KAY HENDERSON RADIO IOWA - Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley is a “no” on President Biden’s nominee to the U.S. Supreme Court. Grassley said he and Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson have “fundamentally different views on…
Naig says he’d rather see voluntary easement for carbon pipelines
Apr 04, 2022 by Rick Watts
BY O. KAY HENDERSON RADIO IOWA - Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig says over the past dozen years, his department has awarded $50 million in state grants for installing ethanol-compatible equipment at gas stations and it’s…
Pella PD holds self-defense seminar for women
Apr 01, 2022 by Rick Watts
The Pella Police Department is holding a self-defense seminar for women next week. Pella Police Chief Shane McSheehy says the seminar is being held in association with Triumph Martial Arts of Pella. "We did our…
Rozenboom to stay on ballot
Mar 31, 2022 by Rick Watts
Without debate, the State Objections Panel rejected residency questions raised about State Senator Ken Rozenboom of Oskaloosa. Rozenboom intends to move and run in a new district in November. State law requires a legislative candidate…
Eight candidates face questions over nomination forms for June Primary
Mar 29, 2022 by Rick Watts
BY O. KAY HENDERSON RADIO IOWA - A state panel will meet later this morning to review challenges to the nominating forms for eight candidates for primary elections in June, including an incumbent who’s seeking an…
Iowa House bill addresses teacher, administrator misconduct
Mar 28, 2022 by Rick Watts
BY O. KAY HENDERSON RADIO IOWA - The Iowa House has voted to forbid some of the secrecy surrounding agreements between school district officials and educators who are dismissed for inappropriate conduct with students. Representative Dustin…
Iowa drought improves as things get worse in rest of Midwest
Mar 25, 2022 by Rick Watts
BY RADIO IOWA CONTRIBUTOR The new map from the U.S. Drought Monitor shows soil conditions in Iowa are improving, slightly, thanks to rain and snow in the past week. The broader picture for the Midwest is…
Iowa Lottery sees impact of gas prices, inflation
Mar 24, 2022 by Rick Watts
BY DAR DANIELSON RADIO IOWA - Iowa Lottery sales so far this fiscal year are nearly even through February when compared to the record set last year. Iowa Lottery spokesperson, Mary Neubauer, says higher gas prices…
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