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Eighty percent of Warren County residents turned out to vote in last week’s general election, reported Warren County auditor Kim Sheets on Wednesday, but winners had to be drawn from
By: Amy Duncan
A new campus on Indianola's west side housing the Indianola police, fire and streets departments could be the first step in plans to rearrange key offices in the city, agreed members of the Indianola City Council during a recent strategic planning meeting in Des Moines.
AMY DUNCAN / Independent Advocate The Indianola Public Library celebrated a big year — its 140 anniversary — in 2024, with an even bigger number — record checkouts of 188,621.
The Indianola City Council hired OPN Architects to begin work on designing a new Indianola Public Library Monday, but Indianola residents will have a big voice as the project gets
The city of Indianola will go back to the source as it works to hire a new city manager.
Doug Gaumer had a problem.
When Mark Miller was city manager in Norwalk, he helped improve the city’s water and sewer systems. But he had a dream for what the city could be.
Saturday's Home for the Holidays celebration was nothing short of “magical,” said Indianola Main Street director Erica Roberts.
A disparity in how celebration barns are assessed for property taxes should be on the radar for the new board of supervisors, said Mark Matlage of St. Marys, who himself
Jake Brend of Indianola grew up listening to John Walters broadcast Iowa State games and Keith Murphy covering all sports on WHO television.
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