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Tune into the Past with Ottumwa Radio: Ottumwa’s Floods of 1903, 1947 and 1965
When people talk about flooding in Ottumwa, the flood of 1851 often gets most of the attention. It was an extraordinary event, remembered as one of the greatest floods in the history of the Des Moines River Basin. But 1851 was far from the last time the river threatened Ottumwa.
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Ode to Fairfield Musicians: Diverse Talents, from Electronic to Alternative
I was reflecting recently on the original music created and performed in Fairfield during the era 2011–2021, and I want to honor the artists who blessed us with their talents. This playlist reveals some of my favorite tracks from their CDs, expressing a wide range of genres: folk, alternative, Americana, indie, rock, pop, singer-songwriter, electronic, and jazz. As I couldn’t include everyone here, I hope to develop another list in the future.
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Agency Public Library Welcomes New Trustee
The Agency Public Library has welcomed Diane Olson as the newest member of its Board of Trustees. Olson was selected by the Library Board and officially appointed by the Mayor and City Council. She will help the board guide the library and support its mission of providing educational opportunities, enrichment and a place for people in the community to connect.
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Fairfield Art Association to Present “The Earth Speaks” Exhibit at Fairfield Arts and Convention Center
The Fairfield Art Association will open a new exhibit titled “The Earth Speaks” by Iowa City artist Monica Basile in the Main Gallery at the Fairfield Arts and Convention Center on Friday, October 2nd, according to a press release from the FAA. A reception for the artist will...
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Ottumwa welcomes back VIVA Ottumwa Latino Festival over the weekend
OTTUMWA, Iowa - The VIVA Ottumwa Latino Festival returned on Saturday after a two-year hiatus. Event organizers say they chose to pause the event these past couple of years, because of the political climate and the possibility of ICE raids. However, they say with things seeming more stable, they felt better about hosting the festival again this year, especially since Latino community members missed it.
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Annual St. James Fall Festival Returns this Weekend
An annual September event returns to Washington and the community is invited to join in the festivities. The St. James Catholic Church and School Annual Fall Festival will be taking place this Sunday beginning at 9 a.m. at the KC Hall in Washington. The event is a fundraiser for the private elementary school.
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Missouri sports legends in Kirksville to support cancer center
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. Some Missouri sports legends made their way to a northeast Missouri golf course on Monday, all for a good cause. The Hannibal Regional Foundation and Complete Family Medicine hosted its third annual Ville Celebrity Golf Classic in Kirksville. Missouri Sports Hall of Famers came in to play a...
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Nearly 3,000 Flags to Fill Oskaloosa Square Ahead of 9/11 Commemoration
Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Oskaloosa students and first responders will help the community remember the 2,977 lives lost that day. Beginning at 9 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 10, Oskaloosa High School Student Council members will place 2,977 individual American flags across the Oskaloosa town square, carefully spacing each flag to create a temporary memorial. Students will be available for interviews as they assemble the display.
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25th Anniversary of 9/11 – Commemoration in Oskaloosa, Iowa
With the 25th anniversary of 9/11 approaching, the Oskaloosa Fire Department would like to invite community members to the Oskaloosa town square on September 11, 2026, for a short commemoration ceremony. Beginning at 9 a.m., the event will give attendees the opportunity to recognize local first responders, view the temporary...
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RVTV returns to Albia tomorrow!
RVTV 2026 is set to bring unforgettable energy to Albia’s Historic Downtown District on Thursday, September 10, as we welcome this year’s theme: “Country Roads Take Me Home.” This year’s celebration blends hometown pride, fall fun, and the spirit that makes Albia shine. Festivities begin...
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Visit Fairfield Launches Free “Off the Wall” Public Art Pass
Visit Fairfield Convention and Visitors Bureau has launched a new free digital public art pass called Off the Wall, inviting both visitors and residents to explore Fairfield’s murals, sculptures, mosaics, and other public art through a self-guided experience, according to a press release from the organization. The mobile-friendly pass...