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- Students get in motion Photos by Krystal Fowler/Daily Iowegian Go The Distance Day was held Friday, May 3 as a part of the Live Healthy Iowa program for kids. The event was used to get children to engage in an extra 30 minutes of physical activity, on top of sports, or phy
- Heirloom Gardening 101 The Monroe County Master Gardeners and Friends will have Lucas County Horticulturist Robin Montgomery Kennedy present a program tonight at 6:30 p.m. on Heirloom Gardening. Robin will touch on the definition, history, reasons to plant heirloom varieti
- The Corner Café in Moravia The Corner Café came into existence in the late 1860s. It was built of local brick and had a full basement and was two stories high. It was 50 feet wide and 100 feet long, taking up the entire piece of land it was built on, anchoring the northwest co
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CHS students welcome speakers
U.S. History III students have been enjoying various guest speakers. World War II veterans Ralph Alshouse and Maurice Stamps came and shared their war experiences. Author Enfys McMurry came and shared stories from her book, "Centerville, A Mid-Americ
- Welcome to Medicare free seminar Close to 40,000 Iowans will turn 65 in 2013 and most will be encountering Medicare for the first time. For those approaching age 65 there are four key Medicare questions. First, should you enroll in Medicare Part A and Part B? If you determine with S
- Poetry contest seeks entrants Anyone who has ever written a poem is eligible to enter the Free Poetry Contest sponsored by Poetryfest, a non-profit organization devoted to discovering new poets and helping them to achieve a wider audience for their poetry. There are 100 prizes to
- Look out for phone scams Many Medicare recipients receive phone calls from individuals wanting to discuss their Medicare. In rural Iowa, we tend to be very trusting of the people who call us. Seneca wants everyone to be careful about what they share with unknown callers. In
- Gear up for several events Hello everybody. I would like to take the opportunity to thank everyone for their kind words and emails about my first article last week. Let's hope I can keep it up. Now that we are empty nesters we find ourselves often enjoying just a light meal of
- Minnesota visit in May They say that April showers will bring May flowers, so we say bring them on! We are ready to see the beauty in those flowers. May is also Older American Month and we will have many different ways to enjoy what the 18-80 Club has to offer. Jim Senior,
- Thompson celebrates 99th year Happy birthday to Dorothy May Thompson, who will be 99 years old on May 1. Dorothy was born to Faye and Art Worden in Garden Grove on May 1, 1914. She lived in the Seymour area with her husband Wayne for many years. Granddaughters Valerie, Theresa a
- Lain ranks in top 2 percent at ISU Lauren Lain, a graduate of Centerville High School and currently a freshman at Iowa State University, has been ranked in the top 2 percent of students in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Iowa State University.
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Iowa bank joins savings campaign
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank, with offices in Centerville and Moravia, partnered with local schools to celebrate "Teach Children to Save" with savings education on April 23. Local children explored general bank products and services, learned how to id
- Grad honored at Kirkwood CENTERVILLE -- Kirkwood Community College honored more than 140 top-performing students in its annual Outstanding Student Recognition program. The April 1 event was an opportunity to salute the students for their superior achievements in the past yea
- ACCB announces spring and summer camps and programs Sharon Bluffs State Park has announced their upcoming spring programs and summer camps for 2013. SPRING PROGRAMS Saturday, May 4 Trek for Trails Lelah Bradley Park and Reserve Shelterhouse Check in 8:30 a.m. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Rain date, Sunday, May 5
- Lain in top two percent CENTERVILLE -- Lauren Lain, a graduate of Centerville High School, and currently a freshman at Iowa State University has been ranked in the top 2 percent of students in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Iowa State University.
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