Tradition matters to Jeff Petersen of Overton Funeral Home.
At the city council meeting on Monday, Aug. 16, Indianola history was made, as Mayor Pam Pepper formally recognized the first female full-time career firefighter in Indianola.
Looking for a way to get involved this school year? Whether you’re a student or parent/guardian, there are countless opportunities with an “open door,” according to one local PTO president.
It’s not often that adults get to start their lives from scratch.
If you thought the Civil War was the only war going on in the United States during the 1860s, you can be forgiven.
Indianola Mayor
How are you related to the Indianola community? What groups, organizations and activities do you participate in and why? Read more
How are you related to the Indianola community? What groups, organizations and activities do you participate in and why? Read more
Mayor Pam Pepper and her opponent Stephanie Erickson shared their visions for Indianola during a mayoral forum hosted at the Black Box Theatre in the Kent Center at Simpson College Tuesday. The event was live streamed on Facebook and broadcast live on KNIA. Read more
MORE NEWS
In late October 1919, Clint Price, owner of the Advocate-Tribune wrote about community spirit and what makes some localities more desirable than others. His article defined a contented people as taking an unselfish interest in the affairs of others while participating in worldly interests wi…
Bounce houses, a band and a Big Game lead the ways Simpson College will celebrate Homecoming Saturday and Sunday, and Indianola is invited to join the fun.
Simpson College recently reported that student voting on its campus increased 15.7 percent in last year’s election and is more than 11 percentage points higher than the national average.
Indianola is full of volunteer opportunities, but finding them isn't always easy.
It can be hard to grasp the brand of an institution.
breaking
Jay Simmons, president of Simpson College, announced Thursday that he will be stepping down.
Carlyn Bruck probably isn’t the first teen who wanted to major in comic books. The difference is, last week she actually did.
Simpson College announced the appointment of Dr. Eduardo Magalhaes to the Ruth Harp Chair in Political Science. Magalhaes takes over for Dr. John Epperson, who retired following the spring semester.
Coming this fall, students at Simpson College will have a new major at their disposal — marketing communication, according to a news release from the college.
The Simpson College Department of Music announced the hiring of Loida Pineda as the Interim Choral Director for the 2019-20 academic year. Her primary duties include leading the Chamber Singers and the College Choir as well as teaching coursework in music education and conducting.
Most Popular
Articles
- ‘Furry’ fashion among students spurs discussion of dress code enforcement
- Warren County School Board elections set for Nov. 2
- Indianola Board of Adjustment tables Karen Buddhist application
- Candidates for Wards 2 and 4 outline their visions for Indianola
- Ribbon cut on Steve Spray Lane as Indianola celebrates its own golf champion
- John Veasman, Indianola
- Indianola upsets No. 2 Bondurant-Farrar, takes big step to football title
- Waller accepts position in Marion
- Fire trucks, hamburgers and horses make for a fun-filled day in Indianola
- Hometown Pride plans project that will ‘tell the story of Indianola’
Images
Videos
Featured Businesses
Find a local business
Upcoming Events
Latest News
- Indianola's Ally O'Meara : A member of Iowa's 2021 Homecoming Court
- Waller accepts position in Marion
- Hometown Pride plans project that will ‘tell the story of Indianola’
- Norwalk names first female fire chief
- Indianola Public Library to host Halloween Party Murder Mystery October 22
- Indianola Board of Adjustment tables Karen Buddhist application
- Sleep in Heavenly Peace to host bed build day Saturday
- Indianola swept by the Norwalk Warriors in 8th grade football Tuesday
Commented