Ernie Smith accepts a check from Kathy Caviness. Steve Woodhouse
Knoxville — Sundance Realty made a donation to the Knoxville Morning Kiwanis Young's Park project this morning, and with the donation, a little over $40,000 has been raised.
The Kiwanis have a design for playground improvements at the park. They have been actively fund raising for months.
For more information and to make a donation, contact fund raising chairman Ernie Smith.
Dollars for Scholars night held
The tenth annual Knoxville Dollars for Scholars event was held last night.
Slideshow: Public Works visits Northstar
Several City of Knoxville staff members, from all departments, visited Northstar Elementary Tuesday afternoon. Much of their equipment was brought with them.
On Saturday, May 18, the Knoxville Police K-9 Unit participated in the annual Midwest K-9 Detector Dog Trials in Adel. Officers Rowland and Knox successfully certified with a perfect 4 out of 4 score. This is the fifth consecutive year that the Knoxville K-9 Unit has achieved a perfect score.
Memorial Day Flag Raising
Flags will be raised at Graceland Cemetery at 8 a.m. Friday, May 24. There will be a brief memorial tribute at the Veterans' Plot after the flag raising.
Memorial Hall Breakfast funds to go for a cause
The Pleasantville Legion is hosting a breakfast tomorrow morning, Saturday, May 18, with a special plan for the proceeds. Legion members have set a goal to create and mount plaques honoring those from the Pleasantville School District who gave their lives in service to their country.
Molloy accepted to science fiction/fantasy writer's workshop
Melissa Molloy,16, a sophomore at Knoxville High School, has been selected to attend this year's Alpha Science Fiction/Fantasy/Horror Workshop for Young Writers in Greensburg, Penn. Each year Alpha accepts 20 young writers age 14-19 to attend a ten d
Video, Slideshow: Iowa State at Bos Landen
The Iowa State University "Making a Difference" Tailgate Party tour rolled into Pella Monday afternoon.
Rotary awards scholarships
The Knoxville Rotary Club held its annual Scholarship Day on Wednesday. A total of 14 Knoxville High School students were awarded scholarships.
Zoutte proclaims Nurses Week
In a pair of ceremonies this morning, Knoxville Mayor Don Zoutte proclaimed this week as "National Nurses Week" in Knoxville.
HCI Care Services Nurse Recognized During National Nurses Week
May 6-12 is National Nurses Week, created to highlight the contributions of the nation’s 3.1 million registered nurses improving lives in various health care settings and contributing to the largest health care profession.
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