Keota News

Posted on Oct 08, 2009 by Dave Rasdal . Rachel Powell, 93, of Keota, who received her nurse's cap in the 1930s, is nearing retirement at Powell Funeral Homes.

Posted on Sep 02, 2009 by Admin . Supporters of former Republican Gov. Terry Branstad who want to see him back at Terrace Hill have taken matters into their own hands.

Caine Westergard walked down the midway Wednesday, and her pink umbrella decided it wasn't going to cooperate.

A 72-year-old Keota man was killed in a Mahaska County traffic accident Tuesday afternoon on Iowa Highway 92.

A total of eight Lynnville-Sully softball players received South Iowa Cedar League All-Conference honors announced today.

U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley will visit Keota and Oskaloosa next month. As part of his annual visits to all of Iowa's 99 counties, Grassley will hold town meetings and tour businesses in 12 different counties from July 30 through July 3. Grassley will makes stops at: KEOTA: 2:45-3:45 p.m. July 2, tour and take questions from employees at Farmers Co-op ...

Matt Ryerson/The Hawk Eye Actors Paul Berge of Indianola, Matt Geiler of Omaha and Clint Curtis of Des Moines gather around a car while filming a portion of the movie A'Splatter" Sunday at Jokers Wild Paintball facility in Burlington.

The Iowa State Patrol says two people died and five others were injured after a three-vehicle pileup near Washington.

Two people died and five others were injured after a three car pileup near Washington Saturday, the Iowa State Patrol said.

Iowa Law Enforcement agencies are out in full force this holiday weekend. State troopers will be looking for speeders, drunk drivers and people who aren't wearing seat belts.

Eight area students will get extra help in paying for their education thanks to the Iowa Dental Foundation.

A Keota man has died of injuries suffered in a crash last Thursday southeast of Wellman in Washington County.

One of two men injured in an early morning two-vehicle accident in Washington County has been release from the hospital.

Fifty-seven small towns requested recognition as "Best Bloomin' Town" in the state, but Our Iowa magazine chose only one: Sigourney.

Due in May 2006, Casey Peck had been pregnant for only 23 weeks when her twin sons, Blake and Jakob, were born in January.