Pella News

Carlisle : Kiddie Parade July 3rd at 6:30pm. Starts at North Park stage. Milo : Kiddie Parade July 3rd at 6pm.

If you're spending upwards of $1 million per month for natural gas to power your ethanol plant, a serious look at renewable resources such as corn cobs, wood chips, even saw dust to offset this cost seems smart.

Topic: Courthouse News Circuit Court : Daily Record 6-26-09 Published Online Jun 26, 2009 - 12:58 PM CIRCUIT COURT Division II Judge Steven D. Hudson Kaitlyn M. Gerlach, 18, Kirksville; Scott Casey Anderson, 30, Pella, IA; and Patrick Michael Graves, 22, Spickard, pleaded guilty to speeding and were fined $32.50 and $58.50 costs Associate Civil ...

Six of seven area games were rained out Tuesday night, with the exception of Colfax-Mingo's softball game at Gilbert getting in after the rainfall.

The high school and college students working at Pack's Hardware consider themselves lucky.

The City Council will consider a separation agreement with City Manager Jim Twombly at its Monday night meeting.

Mexican-born bassist/composer Gabriel Espinosa has spent the past 13 years as director of jazz studies at Central College in Pella, Iowa.

Opening doors and opening minds at Pella. Each spring, tulips of every color carpet the small town of Pella, Iowa.

CENTRAL GRADUATES: Central College, a private, four-year, residential, liberal arts college in Pella, held its graduation ceremony May 17.

PPBWF is a networking and professional development organization. Membership is open to career-oriented women in the community interested in enhancing different aspects of the work world.

When Brian Kenkel decided the time was right to start his own business, there were several underground drilling contractors already firmly established.

A thistle to Google for oddly secretive behavior for a company dedicated to exposing every bit of information on the Internet.

John Howard received his bachelor's degree in political science from Central College in Pella and his master's in secondary educational leadership from Drake University in Des Moines.

Five years and millions of dollars later, the Principal Riverwalk still is an unfinished, weedy mess.

Environmental issues will soon be a part of the Pella college's core curriculum.

He guffawed. He bragged about how it easy it was to avoid the speed traps, how easy it was to evade the cops in Pella, how he'd outsmarted the city's finest for years.

Aah, Tulip Time in Pella: Hundreds of thousands of the spring bulbs in bloom, the windmill on the city square, wooden clogs, locals dressed in authentic Dutch garb and those luscious Dutch letter pastries.

Central College's Student Government will give $15,000 in surplus to the Pella college to help relieve the budget crunch brought on by the stale economy.

For 19 students in Campus Ministries, spring break meant doing cleanup work in New Orleans.

The Union Street Players is offering open auditions for its summer musical production, “The Sound of Music,” in the Joan Kuyper Farver Auditorium located in the Pella Community Center, 712 Union St.