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Oskaloosa man arrested for outstanding warrants

Oskaloosa Police arrested a man Tuesday (4/13) who was wanted on several warrants.  42-year-old Elijah John Utterback was taken into custody just before noon in a house in the 300 block of 1st Avenue East.  The…
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Oskaloosa School Board meets

The Oskaloosa School Board holds its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night (4/13).  There will be a public hearing on the School District’s budget for the 2021-22 school year.  The Board will also consider updating its…
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Newton man killed in one vehicle accident

A man from Newton is dead after a weekend car accident in Jasper County.  The Jasper County Sheriff’s Office says just before 1am Sunday (4/11), it received a call about an accident in the 2400…
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Coronavirus update

14 deaths from coronavirus were reported Saturday (4/10) and Sunday (4/11) in Iowa. None of those deaths were in the No Coast Network listening area.  The state’s death total for the pandemic now stands at…
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Tornado in Cedar Rapids damages mobile homes

The National Weather Service confirms that a weak tornado damaged homes at a Cedar Rapids mobile home park. A Cedar Rapids television station reports the tornado was rated an EF-0 and reached winds up to…
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Hawkeye Express makes last run

The train that has carried thousands of Iowa fans from Coralville to Kinnick Stadium for home football games will cease operations, the athletic department announced Wednesday (4/7). The Iowa Northern Railway’s Hawkeye Express has made…
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Biofuel producers and farmers not sold on switch to electric cars

The president and auto industry maintain the nation is on the cusp of a gigantic shift to electric vehicles and away from liquid-fueled cars, but biofuels producers and some of their supporters in Congress aren’t…
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Sen. Ernst visits Pella hydroelectric plant Inbox

Iowa US Senator Joni Ernst was in Pella Tuesday afternoon (4/6).  She toured the hydroelectric power plant at Lake Red Rock in Pella.  During her visit, Ernst spoke with reporters about infrastructure legislation making its…
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Mahaska County Board discusses 911 funding

The Mahaska County Board spent over an hour Monday (4/5) discussing funding and management of the County’s 911 and dispatch.  You’ll remember in February, an Iowa District Judge ruled in favor of the County Board…
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Pella prepares for Tulip Time

Organizers in Pella are planning to bring back the city's annual tulip festival next month. Festival board member Cyndi Atkins says they are excited about the return after COVID-19 forced the cancellation of last year's…
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