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Second concert to be performed Thursday
Paul Asaro is one of the finest of a select group of pianists who perform the very demanding two-handed styles of jazz including stride, ragtime, blues, boogie-woogie and swing.
Public hearing for CDBG at tonighta s city council meeting
On the agenda for tonight's Centerville City Council meeting, which starts at 5:30 p.m. and will be held at City Hall, is a public hearing regarding a Community Development Block Grant wastewater application and an item dealing with the sports complex, Safe Routes to School, a letter of appreciation and whether to terminate a 28E agreement.
Budget needs more cuts now and next fiscal year, says Republican gubernatorial candidate
A political newcomer with ties to the community was in Centerville Monday to speak at the Republican Hall of Fame dinner honoring Sharon Tice held at Appanoose Country Club.
Lorda s Cupboard receives donation from Curwood
Jan Bolger accepts a check on behalf of The LordA's Cupboard from Curwood employee Robert Jamison.
Mercy Medical Auxiliary holiday bazaar Nov. 7 at Knights of Columbus Hall
Mercy Medical Auxiliary will hold their annual holiday bazaar from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov.
Centerville Hy-Vee employees honored for service milestones
Employees from the Centerville Hy-Vee store were among 2,325 Hy-Vee employees who were honored for achieving service milestones in 2009.
Guilty plea to two counts of forgery lands Centerville man 10-year prison sentence
A Centerville man was sentenced to 10 years in prison Oct. 12 for his role in a four-person conspiracy to use a stolen credit and debit card to purchase items ranging from clothing to electronics to food.
Centerville Invitational - Great music, this Saturday, October 31
There is a famous quote that says, "There is no bad day that can't be overcome by listening to music.
Workforce Development celebrates new location
The Centerville-Rathbun Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors visitedA Iowa Workforce Development for a ribbon cutting, open house and cookie reception from 2:30 to 4 p.m. at their new location, 1015 N. 18th St., Suite B on Highway 5 on Friday, Oct.
Bar owner loses appeal of liquor license suspension
The owner of Gordie's Bar and Grill in Centerville has lost her appeal of an administrative law judge's decision to suspend the bar's liquor license for 30 days for repeated violations of the state's Smokefree Air Act.
Emergency services tax up for renewal Nov. 3
Appanoose County voters will decide whether to renew for another five years a 1 percent income tax surcharge that helps fund area emergency medical services on Nov.
The Centerville Community School District is asking for students, teachers, parents, support staff and community members to help provide feedback to some very important questions, according to a release from Richard Turner, school superintendent.
Iowa Department of Public Safety
Seymour Schools Closed After Shooting Incident On School Property
The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation is investigating a shooting incident involving an Iowa State Trooper in Seymour, Iowa following a vehicle pursuit which occurred at 11:30 p.m., October 14, 2009.
High speed chase ends with shooting at Seymour School
A car chase ended with a shooting on school grounds in Seymour, prompting officials in the southern Iowa town to cancel classes for the day.
Snake Alley parking and posing
After the PAZZA Classic Car Show in Burlington on Sept. 27 several car owners from Appanoose County took a few minutes to park on Snake Alley, which was built in 1894.
Water department general manager resigns
The Centerville Municipal Water Department's general manager looking relaxed dressed in a white shirt and blue jeans Wednesday morning announced his resignation.
Selection committee members elaborate on hiring process
Two members of the selection committee formed to interview applicants for the new city position of commissioner of municipal services talked about the hiring process and a recent retirement.
Council approves second reading to increase wastewater rates
The Centerville City Council Monday night voted 5-0 to approve the second reading of an ordinance that will increase wastewater rates $20 per month for city residents, increase by 100 percent the surcharge for users located outside the city limits and implement a $3,000 fee for all property outside the city limits to hook-up to the city's sewer ...
Centerville man given probation for role to distribute drugs
An Appanoose County man accused of possession with intent to distribute legal and illegal drugs on two separate occasions in February 2009 was sentenced Friday morning, Oct.