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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.
A second case of measles has been confirmed in Iowa, through testing at the State Hygienic Lab. This case is an unvaccinated Northeast Iowa resident, who is a household contact of the recently confirmed measles case (an unvaccinated Northeast Iowa resident with recent travel to Israel, where…
After four days of competition in New York City, the Simpson College Speech & Debate Program garnered its highest overall finish in combined speech and debate sweepstakes in team history while earning the national debate title for a second consecutive year. Simpson College won the Pi Kap…
New officers took the oath of office at the April meeting of the Warren County Republican Central Committee. Republican National Committee National Committee Chairwoman Tamara Scott from Norwalk did the honors. The Warren County Central Committee meets the second Monday of the month at 6:45 …
A new video series and website, Strategies for Rural Angel Investing, guides stakeholders interested in Iowa’s emerging rural investor networks for agricultural technology startups and strategic rural ventures.
Swine identification is scheduled for Saturday, May 4, from 7 a.m. to10 a.m. at the Warren County Fairgrounds.
Kolby Hilgenberg of TruBank in Indianola successfully completed the Iowa Bankers Association Consumer Credit School held March 4-8 in Ankeny.
The good news at Tuesday’s Warren County board of supervisors meeting was the lack of bad news.
Waiting to build a new county roads building is costing Warren County taxpayers money, argued Aaron DeKock, a newly elected supervisor from the Norwalk area, who took his seat in January.
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