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The Knoxville Police Department is teaming up with the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division to educate local retailers about how to avoid selling tobacco products to underage buyers.

Last week, students from Pella Middle School made Christmas a lot happier for local families.

Local lakes have begun to see ice forming, but it still isn’t thick enough in most places to walk or fish on.

Many people at Christmas time like to drive through their towns at night to look at the holiday lights and decorations on their friends and neighbors homes; and in Knoxville, some of those taking the trip will

Harvest this year went “fairly well” locally, according to the general manager of Two Rivers Cooperative Tracy Gathman.

Once every three years, the NCAA allows college athletic teams to travel internationally. The Simpson College Softball Team has never taken advantage of that opportunity until now, as the squad will be making a trip to Cuba

Habitat for Humanity of Marion County wants to get involved in a proposal to use prisoners to help build new housing.

Water levels at Lake Red Rock continued to break records in the month of November and into December.

A liquidation auction will be held for all remaining items in the Warren County Courthouse on December 14th.

IN THE PAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS MARION COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPUTIES RESPONDED TO 33 CALLS FOR SERVICE INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO: