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Rollie Reznicek stands next to his son, Frank, Friday afternoon during Owl Pharmacy's customer appreciation day. Appanoose County Cattlemen's Association served free roast beef sandwiches, chips and water from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and the Centerville High School jazz combo provided live music. Photo by Michael Schaffer
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Mystic couple’s premature baby comes home after extended hospital stay
Nolan Wendland was supposed to be born Jan. 9. Instead, he came home Jan. 8 — after 11 weeks in the neonatal intensive care unit at Blank Children’s Hospital in Des Moines.
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Daily Iowegian publisher’s photo wins third place in INA contest
Daily Iowegian publisher, Becky Maxwell, took third place in the Best Breaking News Photo category at the 2012 Iowa Newspaper Association’s annual convention in Des Moines Feb. 2-3.
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100 Day Wellness Challenge update
The first update for the 100 Day Wellness Challenge as of Feb. 5 (Day 13) has been released.
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Pathfinders RC&D secures grant for map training along byway
Pathfinders RC&D is happy to announce receipt of a grant from Central Iowa Tourism Region to plan and host a map training seminar for businesses along the Historic Hills Scenic Byway as well as surrounding communities.
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COOKIES FOR SALE
Troop No. 665 Girl Scouts Saturday afternoon were at the Centerville Hy-Vee selling cookies.
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Big Reds avoid Kirksville’s come-back attempt
The Big Reds fought off an attempt by Kirksville to steal the game away, as Centerville won 73-61 Saturday. Centerville led 50-30 at the half, but Kirksville used a 21 point third quarter to pull back within reach, heading into the fourth quarter with Centerville leading 59-51.
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Redettes run past Chargers
Even with leading scorer Olivia Starcevich battling the flu, the Centerville girls basketball team was able to leaving visiting Chariton with an ill feeling most of the night.
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Eagles clinch perfect run to Bluegrass title
It certainly wasn’t easy, but the Moulton-Udell girls basketball team battled to the end to wrap up a perfect run to the regular season Bluegrass Conference title.
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Mohawks shut down Mormon Trail
A back-and-forth battle in the Bluegrass titled in favor of the Moravia girls basketball team at the end on Friday night.
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Big Reds avoid Kirksville’s come-back attempt
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AmeriCorps students donate time and money to 18-80 Club
With February being Valentine’s month, we remember those dear to us in special ways. All the seniors at the center hope your Valentine’s Day is special.
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Exline helps honor Riddick, plans annual Easter Egg sale
Isn’t it something that we made it through the month of January in Iowa, with no major snow storms or real bad weather around here?
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Centerville Preschool students take field trip to local recycling center
The children in Mrs. Reed’s class at Centerville Preschool recently went on a field trip to Rathbun Area Solid Waste Commission.
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Brick fundraiser helping to raise money to house bell in Exline
It is nice to know, that we have made it through the month of January without any real bad weather so far this winter. If we can hang in there for a few more weeks, it will be springtime before you know it.
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Finch, Hines wed in October
Megan Maria Finch and Dustin Lane Hines were united in marriage on Saturday, Oct. 8, 2011 at four o’clock in the afternoon at Mt. Hermon Church in Chariton, Mo.
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10 most romantic hotels in the U.S.
Valentine’s Day will be here soon, and a romantic getaway may be just what the heart needs. TripAdvisor has released its list of the 10 most romantic hotels in the country, based on travelers’ reviews about the beautiful scenery, friendly staffs and romantic amenities like hot tubs and fireplaces.
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Feral pigs becoming major Kentucky headache
Farmers are increasingly aggravated by the growth of Kentucky's wild hog population. The pigs are hybrids of various kinds imported into the U.S.
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