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Looking Back: 1979 - Dr. Royal Anspach died in a fall
BONDURANT - Rita Rostenbach told of the Tree's Forever chapter's success in planting trees in town.
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Your 2 Cents' Worth: Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2009
Opinion columnist Charles Krauthammer wants to explain the Fort Hood shootings as being caused by the shooter being Muslim.
Iowa prom-crashing with David Lynch
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Photo contest winners are on display at Ankeny Art Center
Landscapes, a fire-spinner's flame, graffiti and sea life - these are a few of the varied subjects captured by the local photographers who entered the Ankeny Art Center's Annual Photo Contest.
Hunting Accident in Tama County
The spread of the swine flu virus has officials at Iowa's casinos taking various measures to protect their customers' health.
Truck driver files suit against distribution center over accident
A truck driver who went into a construction zone at the Aldi distribution center in Dwight filed suit in circuit court Friday seeking damages for his injuries.
Here comes Santa, a little early
Here's something to think about on a 70-degree Saturday as you pull the shorts out of the closet one final time: Ready or not, Santa Claus is coming to town.
Dively unseats Hildebrand in race for Pleasant Hill
Jason Dively surpassed the 50-percent mark to gain election as Pleasant Hill's mayor.
Meatballs, murder, mayhem on the menu in Bondurant
The Bondurant-Farrar Education Foundation has advertised the fundraiser as "Meatballs, Murder & Mayhem!" On Saturday, Nov.
Long-time Pleasant Hill mayor Phil Hildebrand, 78, was ousted Tuesday in a bid for re-election, garnering the least votes among the three candidates.
Election Day: It's time for voters to go to the polls to decide who will lead their cities
Voters will decide the next two years of city leadership in nearly 1,000 communities as people across the state head to the polls for city elections.
Funeral mass for 84-year-old Mary Jo Wade will be held Wednesday, November 4, 2009 at 10:30AM at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Richmond with Father Rich Adam officiating.
Waterloo Center hosts performance art shows
For the last few years, the Waterloo Center for the Arts has hosted the annual Vertigo performance-art series - and by now, the staff is used to the clean-up routine.
Your 2 Cents' Worth: Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2009
It's time to boycott NBC, all its news, programs and even the local news station.
Police Suspend Investigation Into Stabbing
Altoona police said Tuesday that they have suspended their investigation into a reported stabbing and robbery at a metro hotel.
Altoona police drop probe into stabbing, robbery
Altoona police say they have halted their investigation into an alleged stabbing and robbery at a local hotel because a victim has refused to cooperate.
Hotel Manager Stabbed In Robbery
A hotel manager in Altoona was hurt during an apparent stabbing Sunday night, said police.
Staff member injured in robbery at Altoona inn
The night operations director of the Adventureland Inn, 3200 Adventureland Drive, was injured in an apparent robbery Sunday night.
Looking Back: 1959 - M'ville students gave second floor remodeling mixed reviews
BONDURANT - Betty and Everett Herman celebrated their golden wedding anniversary.
Altoona interchange cost: $40 million
The proposed reconstruction of the Interstate Highway 80 interchange with U.S. Highways 65 and 6 in Altoona has an estimated cost of $40 million.