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Nobody was injured when a crane tipped over at the Red Rock Hydroelectric Project site Wednesday afternoon.

Legendary High School and Simpson College wrestling coach Bob “Coach” Darrah passed away Monday, leaving behind a legacy of championships and an impact on students and athletes wherever he went.

IN THE PAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS MARION COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPUTIES RESPONDED TO 29 CALLS FOR SERVICE INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO:

The winter storm bringing moderate rainfall to the area will continue throughout the day today and into Sunday.

The start of the high school basketball season at Knoxville High School means fundraising for Coaches vs. Cancer is beginning in earnest; and this year, the organizers are taking a different approach in raising funds all season

Three new courses were approved at Pella High School for the upcoming academic year by the Pella School Board this week.

A CPR and basic first aid course is being offered next weekend at Knoxville Hospital and Clinics, and more participants are being sought for the day-long class.

Residents of Indianola were treated to an opening of the holiday season last night, as the square was lit up for the Indianola Chamber of Commerce 2018 Holiday Extravaganza.

The Giving Tree is up and in use at the Knoxville Public Library; its temporary home at the former East Elementary School will again offer patrons the opportunity to select a book in honor of a loved

Community fundraisers were held Friday night as part of festivities at the first of two Pella-Pella Christian basketball doubleheaders this winter.