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Ty Stewart receives 2012 Kent Rinaberger Award
Howar Junior High eighth grader, Ty Stewart, accepts the 2012 Kent Rinaberger Award.
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Threat to resign does not materialize
Centerville Street Department Superintendent Ron Creagan did not submit a written resignation as promised on Monday, May 14.
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Grow Centerville meeting
Grow Centerville would like to invite the public to attend a Main Street Iowa Town Meeting, Tuesday, May 22 at 6 p.m. at the Majestic Theater Ballroom.
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Wapello County trail rides
The Wapello County Trails Council will host rides on the newest trail loop on Saturday, May 19, during their annual Mediathon fundraiser. The rides will be on an electric buggy, courtesy of Jefferson County Park. These rides will be limited to persons who are unable to access the trails, including the handicapped and the elderly only.
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Rides will originate in the John Deere parking lot near the Madison St. entrance starting at 10 a.m. and ending at noon. Donations will be accepted. -
Centerville Fire department conducts training on electric and hybrid vehicles
On Tuesday, May 8 members of the Centerville Fire Department conducted a training class on hybrid and electric vehicles.
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Fifteen area athletes qualify for state track meet
There will be several area athletes competing at the 2012 Iowa High School State Track Meet at Drake Stadium in Des Moines this weekend. A total of 15 individual athletes between Moravia, Seymour and Centerville will compete in 13 events.
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Boys golf claims district win; advance to sectionals
The Centerville BIg Reds are district champions. They claimed the title by am 11 stroke margin over Pella at Willow Creek Golf Course yesterday afternoon.
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Chelsey Banks signs with Indian Hills
Chelsey Banks signed with Indian Hills Community College to play softball for the Warriors beginning next season. Chelsey is a senior at Centerville High School and will be competing in her last season as a Centerville Redette from behind the plate. Pictured in front from left to right is mother Stephanie Banks, Chelsey and father Chuck Banks. Pictured in the back row from left to right is CHS athletic director Jim Knott, Redettes softball coach Mike Miller and Indian Hills head softball coach Jim Overturf.
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Wyatt Flattery competes at rodeo
Wyatt Flattery of Moravia competed in the steer wrestling event at the High School and Junior High Rodeo sponsored by the Iowa High School Rodeo Association in Sidney, Ia. on Sunday, April 29.
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Redettes second to Osceola in SCC golf meet
The Centerville Redettes were unable to overcome a hot start by Clarke on Tuesday, as Centerville finished second to Clarke by two strokes at the South Central Conference meet.
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Trolley to begin tours Friday
State Street Trolley will be starting its weekly Friday historic tours on May 18 at 1:30 p.m. from Big Red Realty and Insurance on the east side of the Historic Square District.
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Camp Appanoose welcomes new program coordinator
Rachel Nunnikhoven has joined Camp Appanoose as program coordinator.
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Strickler family honors loved one with memorial bench
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Blood drive to be held June 5
The need for blood donations from volunteer blood donors is continuous and on-going. While the need for blood remains about the same from month to month, the number of donations typically decreases during the summer months.
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Drake Library to hold ‘Harry Potter’ LEGO day Thursday
The public is invited to a special LEGO activity at the Drake Public Library Thursday, May 17 at 4 p.m.
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Rathbun Area Outdoors April-May 2012
Rathbun Area Outdoors April-May 2012
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Report says Midwest storm frequency increasing
A new report suggests Iowa is seeing more rain more frequently, a situation that could set the region up for more flooding.
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'Seig Heil' shout stuns N.H. legislature
Debate over a voter identification bill was sidetracked when one member of the New Hampshire House yelled "seig heil," a phrase associated with Nazi Germany, while in the chambers.
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Deere announces record quarterly earnings
The company, one of Ottumwa's major employers, believes the market will remain strong in the near future.
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