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Bourdain tapes TV segment at Des Moines' Bistro Montage If you were wondering where the heck Anthony Bourdain was before his talk at the Civic Center last week, he was hanging out at French restaurant Bistro Montage, 2724 Ingersoll Ave., taping a segment for his 'No Reservations' show on the Travel Channel.
Many hands feed and help those in need
Helping hands. Several of those were busy in the kitchen Saturday evening at the O.B. Nelson Post No.
Filling every nook ... Sisters of the Heart Tea Room expands with Nellie's Nook
In addition to celebrating two years of successful business in Prairie City this month, sisters Jorene and Rae Ann King recently opened Nellie's Nook, a gift shop featuring items from Iowa businesses and artists.
Exclusive - Jeff Monson: I'm Dropping to 205 Pounds.
Former UFC heavyweight title challenger a Snowmana Jeff Monson told Fighters.com Wednesday, "I am dropping to 205 after the Fulton fight." Monson will fight "Ironman" Travis Fulton at Alabama Pride at the BirminghamA Jefferson Convention Complex in Birmingham, Alabama December 12.
New manager, owner for mall movie theater found
Back in September, the rumor mill was churning out the idea that Penn Centre Theatre could close, leaving Oskaloosa without a movie theater.
Patrol Arrests Man After He Flees
Topic: Law Enforcement Sheriff's Office : Patrol Arrests Man After He Flees Published Online Oct 27, 2009 - 11:02 AM Email this to a friend The Missouri Highway Patrol arrested an Iowa man after he fled from a trooper during a stop.
Shaffer Crowned Williams Grove Champion
Todd Shaffer won 2009 track championships at both Williams Grove Speedway and Port Royal Speedway, respectively.
Iowa boys cross country at a glance
At stake -- Top three teams and top 10 individuals advance to the state meet Oct.
Mediacom Internet down over weekend
Phyllis Peters, the company's communications director, said a shotgun blast Saturday pierced an aerial fiber line at 7:50 p.m. between Knoxville and Oskaloosa and knocked out service for just over three hours.
Question of the Week: Does Obama deserve to win the Nobel Peace Prize?
A majority of those readers who answered this past week's Question of the Week: Will the Hawkeyes beat Michigan? said YES.
Your 2 Cents' Worth for Tuesday, October 13, 2009
I think Culver is a good example that sometimes following in your father's footsteps isn't always a good idea.
Chris Bern, a veteran Knoxville High School math teacher, was elected president of theIowa State Education Association in April of 2008 by the delegates who attended the association's annual meeting in Ames.
Knoxville legend Wagner remembered
Ask Knoxville Raceway's longtime race director Ralph Capitani about Earl Wagner, and his answer will boil down to a few esteemed words.
CBS 2 News has investigated several panhandlers in Cedar Rapids only to find out some of them aren't who they claim to be.
It's a trip of a lifetime for heroes in our area; it came down to the wire but thanks to a hefty donation, Honor Flight will take off in November.
Homecoming Cancelled: Some activities are canceled after a group of students trash school
Homecoming festivities are canceled in Knoxville after a group of students took Homecoming spirit a little too far.
Knoxville Cancels Homecoming After Vandals Hit
Knoxville school administrators cancelled the school's homecoming dance and festivities after discovering vandalism on Wednesday morning.
Local racing scene starting to wind down
As football season is in full swing, the dirt track racing season is coming to a close.
It could be a long winter for fans of sprint car racing
To most people Labor Day weekend means the end of summer. The last big summer bash.
Donny Schatz wins Knoxville Nationals again
KNOXVILLE, Iowa - Donny Schatz has powered his way to a fourth straight victory in the rain-delayed Knoxville Nationals sprint car race.