The Knoxville Optimist Club will host a Children’s Fun Day on Saturday, March 9, at the School Administration Office, 309 West Main, from 1-4 p.m. The admission-free event is open to children from age five through high school. Parents are welcome and encouraged to attend.
The event includes old fashioned games, including card games, board games, games of skill and fun.
No change in building recommendation
As of Friday afternoon, Knoxville City Manager Harold Stewart said his recommendation to the City Council to accept ownership of 110 East Robinson has not changed.
A motorcyclist was transported via air to Methodist hospital in Des Moines following an accident on Highway 14 in Knoxville this afternoon.
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.
Loebsack to do ride-along Saturday
Congressman Dave Loebsack is scheduled to join the Knoxville Police Department for a ride-along on Saturday, May 18.
KHC honors employees at service awards ceremony
In connection with National Hospital Week, Knoxville Hospital & Clinics held its annual service awards ceremony on Monday, May 13. Thirty-nine employees were presented with service awards this year totaling a total of 530 years of service to our pati
DAISY award goes to Holly Shinn
Holly Shinn, a Registered Nurse at Knoxville Hospital & Clinics, was recognized for her dedication to the nursing profession, patients, and their family members during Knoxville Hospital & Clinics' second annual DAISY award ceremony held on Monday, M
Boyd selected for national youth forum on medicine
Cheyenne Boyd, a junior at Knoxville High School, has been selected to attend the National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine in Raleigh-Durham, N.C., from July 7-16. Boyd is only the second student from Knoxville to receive this honor. Boyd said he
Springtime with the Buffs
So what are the Rural History Buffs doing now? Spring is here, the hills are green, and little brown and white Buffs' signs are popping out all over. There won't be another official tour for a few more months but you can create your own tour. Try
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