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OLEAN — Big things are happening at the Tri-County Arts Council.

Pizza Kitchen located at 3012 N. Ninth Avenue was known for its wide array of pizzas, pastas and sandwiches. Now that it's gone, what will replace it?

Students are learning to fly in Bomaderry with paper planes, thanks to the help of major avionics company...

By Barry Poe | Photo by Ginnie Coleman  Over the next few weeks, we’ll be taking a position-by-position look at some of the top players in Iowa high school boys

Hopefully youre hungry because many of this weeks top stories were all about new and expanding food options.

Linell Chenault Smith, a lover of thoroughbred horses and author who also edited and illustrated books by and about her late poet father Ogden Nash, died July 28.

Linell Chenault Smith, a lover of thoroughbred horses and author who also edited and illustrated books by and about her late poet father Ogden Nash, died July 28.

NM Athletes Named to SICL Teams by RD Keep Five boys and three girls earned spots on the South Iowa Cedar League baseball and softball teams following 2021 competition. Madison McKay, Zoe Deucore and Regan Grewe earned honors along with Blake Readshaw, Dylan Klinker, Sam Terpstra, Ty Kelderman and Grant Smith. McKay and Deucore earned a first team nod. McKay earned the spot as a pitcher with a 13-9 mark. She was joined as a first team pitcher with Sigourney’s Carly Goodwin and Denali Conover ...

NM Boys, Girls Sweep HLV by RD Keep NEW SHARON – North Mahaska plated a run in the bottom of the seventh inning Friday to edge visiting HLV 5-4. The victory pushed the Warhawks into a tie for first in the league with Lynnville-Sully. The Warhawk girls scored four runs in the first and held HLV scoreless to win 5-0. North Mahaska drilled 11 hits, all singles, to secure the victory. Seniors Blake Readshaw and Dylan Klinker each drove in two runs and junior Jayden Stout drove in another to lead ...

The Keota Eagle boys basketball team is back on their home floor tonight in the second round of the class 1A district tournament when they welcome North Mahaska. The Eagles come into the game with an overall record of 19-2, champions of the east division of the South Iowa Cedar League and overall conference co-champions. They are ranked ninth in this week’s poll from the Iowa Associated Press. The Eagles beat Twin Cedars to open the playoffs Tuesday, behind 21 points from Sam Sieren, 12 from ...