Indianola schools are feeling a time crunch, say district leaders, to the point it’s necessary to lengthen the school day.

There are 98 pigs on parade at Peoples Bank through the end of this week.

Voters will get a say in what happens with a proposed secondary roads building and possibly some road projects around the county, with a bond issue tentatively set for November.

Three panelists at Simpson College spoke April 18 about a bill that would amend the Iowa Constitution to make it easier for felons to regain voting rights.

Kathy Magruder of Pageturners Bookstore and other Indianola merchants will be celebrating Shop Local Saturday this Saturday, April 27, but Magruder has some extra festivities on her agenda.

The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result, one Warren County resident told members of the Warren County Board of Supervisors and engineer David Carroll during an April 16 meeting.

The Warren County Extension and Outreach office is moving to a new location effective Monday, May 13. The new office will be located at 200 West 2nd Avenue, Indianola, (formerly Warren County Farm Bureau), according to a news release from Cortney Garrington, executive director of Extension.

They were five middle schoolers on a mission: Win the Battle of the Books, celebrate with pizza.