Keosauqua News

Sunday, July 05, 2009 at 8:37 p.m. KEOSAUQUA, IOWA -- Among the many cities in Iowa celebratingA Independence Day this weekend,A the City of Keosauqua A hosted events for the family throughout the day on Saturday.A A A A A Despite over two inches of rain on Saturday morning, the festivities carried on.

Sweet corn, county fairs, humidity - those are a few staples of an Iowa summer. The Hoskins of Keosauqua could be added to that list.

Quick response from local and area fire departments has saved one of Bonaparte's historic homes from being destroyed by fire.

Van Buren County residents are invited to help in the fight against cancer on Saturday.

The Iowa Cow Dog Club is helping with two cattle dog trials June 20-21. These trials have brought handlers and dogs from the Midwest and throughout the United States.

The trial of Matthew Wallace, whom authorities say kidnapped and assaulted a Fairfield college student, could be on hold pending a psychological evaluation.

Associated Press - April 25, 2009 3:54 PM ET KEOSAUQUA, Iowa - An Iowa woman is organizing a statewide prayer service against gay marriage on Monday, the first day of legalized same-sex unions.

Gloria Villanueva wants her voice heard. She is one of many in the state who are opposed to last month's ruling by the Iowa Supreme Court legalizing gay marriage.

Wednesday, April 08, 2009 at 7:31 p.m. KEOSAUQUA, IOWA -- An Iowa official remains in public office after pleading guilty to possessing child pornography.A Van Buren County Engineer, Ronald Bonjour, pleaded guiltyA on March 20th to Count One.

South Tama School Board members met in special session on Monday, March 30, to consider the resignations of Elementary Principal Terry Eisenbarth and High School math teacher Jim Walker.

By Bobby Wilson A Boston-based singer/songwriter who calls her style "modern vintage" will perform this weekend at the Donnellson American Legion as part of the Music Under the Watertower series.

Van Buren County Players are "deep into the stitches" as they rehearse for the February performance of "Quilters," a musical about the struggles of pioneer women of the Western movement.

The economy might be leaving some pockets empty, but it's still leaving enough to fill area collection plates.

According to Jim Hladik, meteorologist for the National Weather Service in the Quad Cities, the storm is currently building steam in central and eastern Colorado as it slowly travels east toward Iowa and ...

December 5, 2008-- A Keosauqua man is in jail following an alleged assault at a southeastern Iowa college.

A Keosauqua man is in jail following an attempted sexual assault at Maharishi University of Management in Fairfield.