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CENTERVILLE — The Centerville Redettes held an early lead as they battled against their second ranked opponent in as many nights Friday.
OTTUMWA — Authorities have apprehended a St. Louis man they say was involved in a spree of theft and arson in Missouri and Iowa.
Even with COVID-19, there are still several fireworks displays around the region slated for the July 4 holiday.
DES MOINES — A federal grand jury indictment has been handed down against a Fairfield man, formerly of Centerville, on charges he produced, distributed and received child pornography.
CENTERVILLE — Multiple law enforcement agencies made two arrests of wanted fugitives from Marion and Mahaska counties Wednesday evening.
CENTERVILLE — The Centerville Community School District has made the decision to move forward with holding an in-person graduation ceremony for the class of 2020.
CENTERVILLE — A list of assurances to the state was due Wednesday, but there’s still much to be done in terms of planning before the Centerville Community School District will be ready for students this fall.
OTTUMWA — Police have charged a Kansas City man with meth and marijuana possession after serving a search warrant on him at the Colonial Motor Inn on Saturday.
MORAVIA — Walker White’s sixth-inning grand slam sealed a historic win for the Big Reds on Saturday at Fenton Field. The win over the Mohawks was the first against former long-time head coach Bill Huisman, who is currently in his second season as head baseball coach at Moravia after coaching…
CENTERVILLE — Jodie McCoy, realtor of Hometown Realty, said she always has a passion for helping people, whether it is helping someone find their dream home or just making someone smile.
CENTERVILLE — The Centerville Redettes notched their second straight win Wednesday, walking-off against conference for Chariton 2-1.
DES MOINES — A tick-borne virus has been found in Iowa for the first time and the year’s first West Nile Virus case has been reported, prompting public health officials Wednesday to urge residents to take precautions to avoid tick and mosquito bites.
CENTERVILLE — A close game faded in the fifth inning, as the Centerville Big Reds found timely hits and walks to defeat the Davis County Mustangs Monday.
CENTERVILLE — The courthouse in Appanoose County will begin reopening to the public after closing in mid-March due to the coronavirus pandemic.
CENTERVILLE — Employees of the Centerville Community School District will receive a pay increase next school year.
CENTERVILLE — Forty additional ballots have been counted following Tuesday night’s primary, and Linda Demry and Mark McGill have secured the Republican nomination for the upcoming Appanoose County Board of Supervisors election.
CENTERVILLE — It appears one newcomer and one incumbent will receive Republican nominations for two open seats on the Appanoose County Board of Supervisors. However, there are enough outstanding absentee ballots to potentially change the result.
CENTERVILLE — The Centerville City Pool won’t open this summer, but the council has approved an alternative for the those learning to swim.
CENTERVILLE — Appanoose County officials said Friday they have identified a new case of COVID-19 in the county, the county’s 14th confirmed case.
CENTERVILLE — Centerville residents will soon be able to go to the movies again as Fridley Theatres reopens.
At least weekly since 1883, the Daily Iowegian has printed in some form, under various names, and been delivered to Centerville and Appanoose County. The May 22 edition brings that to an end.
As one of the last managing editors of the Iowegian when Bob Beck owned the paper, my sadness at the newspaper’s demise is deeper than most. We hoped this day would not come, but given the shifts in advertising and reader habits that have occurred in the last 30 years, we aren’t terribly surprised.
CENTERVILLE — The Shoppes at Bradley Hall will not reopen following economic challenges created by COVID-19.
There will be high school summer sports in Iowa, the state's two major athletic associations said Wednesday afternoon.
With the canceling of the spring sports season due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there will be no champions, no record breakers, no history makers, no senior nights. As that is the case, this series is created to honor those seniors and teams of the forever lost season of 2020.
With the canceling of the spring sports season due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there will be no champions, no record breakers, no history makers, no senior nights. As that is the case, this series is created to honor those seniors and teams of the forever lost season of 2020.
With the canceling of the spring sports season due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there will be no champions, no record breakers, no history makers, no senior nights. As that is the case, this series is created to honor those seniors and teams of the forever lost season of 2020.
Another Appanoose County resident has tested positive for the COVID-19 disease caused by the new coronavirus.
COVID-19 has another victim: There will be no entertainment at this year's Appanoose County Fair.
RATHBUN LAKE — The campgrounds managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will begin a phased reopening in June.
A Hunter man flying Nazi flags was arrested Sunday morning after shooting a woman who stole one of his flags at his residence, 217 E. Cherokee. The woman was transported to OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City where she was undergoing surgery for four bullet wounds.
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- Two arrested on warrants in Centerville
- Area fireworks displays
- Ottumwa approves separation agreement with attorney
- Pastor celebrates one-year anniversary with Grace Ottumwa Church
- Ottumwa man dies in crash
- Redettes fall late to No. 8 Oskaloosa
- Iowa man who sued son over wife's death attacked by 2nd son
- Pekin baseball cancels game due to potential COVID-19 exposure
- St. Louis man arrested on theft, arson warrants
- Friday's preps: Comets spoil Senior Night for Van Buren County
