Resolution to records request could come next week
A resolution to a request for records made to the city of Oskaloosa by the Independent in April may be resolved next week.
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Former Tiller associate will appeal ruling
The former associate of an abortion doctor who was murdered in 2009, Dr. Ann K. Neuhaus, rural Nortonville, will file an appeal after having her license stripped by the Kansas Board of Healing Arts.
Oskaloosa tries to limit access to burned house
Oskaloosa City Council members have taped off a burned down house in hopes children will stay out.
Oskaloosa City Council still confused about how to approach property issues
After more than a year of effort the Oskaloosa City Council and Health Board still don’t know how they will move forward with resolving issues.
Kansas first lady announces 2nd annual Kansas Book Festival
Kansas first lady Mary Brownback has announced the second annual Kansas Book Festival will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 15 at the Kansas Historical Society in Topeka.
School required immunizations
by Debbie McNary RN, Public Health Director Jefferson County Health Department Don’t wait until the last minute! Make sure your child is ready to start school next month by obtaining all immunizations required for school attendance. It is especially important to review your child’s immunization record if he or she will be entering kindergarten [...]
Valley Falls City Hall construction expected to exceed cost limit
Projected cost overruns on the new city office at Valley Falls has the mayor and council wondering if they will be moving into an unfinished building.
Fenceline: July 19, 2012
by Jody G. Holthaus Meadowlark Extension Agent Livestock & Natural Resources This morning, I woke up to the sound of thunder, and I saw lightning. The western sky was dark and then I saw a beautiful rainbow, that meant someone was getting some rain. We seem to be living on the wrong side of the [...]
McHardie spent 27 years devoted to taking care of Perry
Pete McHardie was home last week listing some jobs around the house and starting to adjust to retirement after 27 years of employment with the city of Perry.
Youth outdoor event in KC in August
One of the largest youth hunting events will take place Aug. 11 at the Theodore Naish Boy Scout Camp, 1100 Martinek Lane, Kansas City.