Channing Rucks

Mar 30, 2024 | ottumwacourier.com | Channing Rucks |Chad Drury

With a presidential election looming large this fall, November will mark the first time millions of young Americans will exercise their right to vote in a nation with a two-century reputation for being the cradle of liberty. These young people, however, across party lines, have some concerns about the state of the union as the nation barrels toward an acrimonious rematch between current President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump.

Mar 22, 2024 | newspressnow.com | Channing Rucks

Mar. 19—OSKALOOSA — The Oskaloosa Community School District spent the day rolling out the red carpet for Iowa Association of School Boards Executive Director D.T. Magee when he paid a campus-wide visit to the district Tuesday. Magee's visit included tours with students, administrators and school board members throughout the district's elementary school, middle school, high school and Early Childhood Education Center.

Mar 19, 2024 | oskaloosa.com | Channing Rucks

OSKALOOSA — The Oskaloosa Community School District spent the day rolling out the red carpet for Iowa Association of School Boards Executive Director D.T. Magee when he paid a campus-wide visit to the district Tuesday. Magee’s visit included tours with students, administrators and school board members throughout the district’s elementary school, middle school, high school and Early Childhood Education Center.

Mar 19, 2024 | newspressnow.com | Channing Rucks

Mar. 15—OSKALOOSA — Documents show the City of Oskaloosa owes an outstanding balance of more than $70,000 to the Mahaska County 911 Board for services rendered during Fiscal Year 2022-23. The Mahaska County 911 Board noted the outstanding payment at its meeting on Tuesday, March 12. The City of Oskaloosa is past due paying $71,950.78 for Fiscal Year 2022-23. The city is also due to make a current payment in the amount of $513,028.67 for services rendered in Fiscal Year 2023-24.

Mar 18, 2024 | yahoo.com | Channing Rucks

Mar. 18—OSKALOOSA — The Mahaska County Board of Supervisors formally approved their contract with the Mahaska Communication Group to build infrastructure for countywide broadband services. The project will be several years in the making, with board member Steven Wanders providing an estimated conclusion year of 2028 in conversation with the Herald.