Some Oskaloosa councilmen concerned about weed ordinance
Just weeks after approving a new ordinance for maintaining lawns some on the Oskaloosa City Council are still concerned.
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Hayes blocking Oskaloosa Independent’s request for information
Oskaloosa City Attorney Mike Hayes is keeping the Independent from obtaining city records.
Recent vandalism at city pool has Oskaloosa council concerned
There’s a lot of excitement with the opening of the new city pool in Oskaloosa but there is also some concern.
Oskaloosa City Council says it will investigate lack of police reports
The Oskaloosa City Police Department has little to show in records of activity which is now being looked at by the City Council.
New pharmacy gets green light on Oskaloosa square
A new full-service pharmacy should open on the Oskaloosa square barring any set backs.
Oskaloosa City Council confused about which direction to take with kennel
What appears to be a dog kennel has moved into Oskaloosa and the council is having trouble approaching the issue.
American Legion building no longer for sale in Oskaloosa
The next City Hall for Oskaloosa won’t be located in the American Legion Building.
Oskaloosa community group may have the answer for a shelter
by Dennis Sharkey The Oskaloosa City Council has been looking for answers when it comes to a storm shelter, and a community group may have some solutions. Members of the board for The Center Place met with the council earlier this month to offer support and some solutions to the question. Council members were presented [...]
No decision on dangerous building in Oskaloosa
The Oskaloosa City Council heard a request from a building owner to condemn his building but did not act.
Oskaloosa sells former Harvey’s Hardware building
by Dennis Sharkey Oskaloosa residents soon won’t have to travel out of town to pick up prescription medications. City Council members voted 3-0 with new member Emily Malsbury abstaining to sell the old Harvey’s Hardware building to the Jefferson County Memorial Hospital Foundation. According to F.W. Huston Medical Center CEO LaMont Cook the foundation has [...]