| "Tricked" truck
touts OHS program |
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Photo by
Kenneth Lassiter |
An appearance on
a popular cable TV show has resulted in far beyond the direct
benefits for Oskaloosa teacher David Tenpenny and his students.
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Hollands settling in to new clinic
The staff of Holland Eye Clinic includes
Drs. Heath and Jeannette Holland, front, and from left in back,
Renee Masters, Lindsay Baker and Kristi Peters. The clinic
recently held an open house and ribbon cutting ceremony.
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Davis a believer in Edward Jones
Quentin
Davis cuts the ribbon to open an Edward Jones investment office
in Oskaloosa.
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Noll's new auction house to make debut
When Brad Noll was younger, there
were two occupations he said he really wanted to take part
in – an auctioneer and a fireman
or paramedic. He’s been able to do both.
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JCMH shows off new pharmacy, clinic
With newly remodeled office space and an area to actually offer some
small gift and pharmaceutical items to customers, Kim Troupe is finding
no problems with her new situation at Jefferson County Memorial Hospital
in Winchester.
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Best,
and longest, 4-H Fair parade ever |
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Photo
by Monty Davis |
Carrying flags
that represent 4-H, the United States, and Kansas, three riders
lead the Jefferson County 4-H parade through downtown Valley
Falls.
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News Updates
Budget hearing full of
questions for commissioners
Whereas in past years the annual county
budget hearing has been a mere formality with little to no public
comment, the commission got more than its share of feedback in
the 2009 public budget hearing Monday.
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'Taste of Elegance' features
new country market
The onset of early October means
it’s “Taste of Elegance” time
for supporters of the Jefferson County Hospice and organizers have thrown a new
feature in with this year’s event.
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Oskaloosa City Council
OKs King's bid for lagoon work
The Oskaloosa City Council played
another round of the waiting game Sept. 18 but still got business
taken care of in several matters.
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Growing hospital clinic
adds Greiner to its staff
A Topeka native has brought his
physician’s
skills to the new medical clinic at Jefferson County Memorial
Hospital in Winchester as hospital officials hope to continue to
build up the fledgling clinic.
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Olberding trying to piece
together Legion team
Seeing a lack of opportunity but adequate talent in the area, a Nortonville
native is taking steps to try to put together two American Legion
baseball teams from three county school districts.
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County commission reviews
economic development plan
County commissioners sat down with
members of the county’s economic development commission Monday
to discuss the EDC’s work to promote the county.
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Wonnell feeling lucky
at
The Home Center
In the late 1970s, McLouth native Jim Wonnell stopped in to the
furniture store at the corner of Jefferson and Liberty streets
in Oskaloosa to ask for directions.
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Gantz opens new insurance
business in hometown Perry
Since entering the insurance field
a few years ago, Angie Gantz’s goal
has been to open an office in her hometown of Perry.
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