Pleasantville — A group of 16 Pleasantville High School seniors have organized a Meals from the Heartland planning event on Friday at 8 a.m. While they had a goal to raise $2,000 to create meals, one of the students indicated that $4,000 has actually been raised.
Katelyn Sanders reported that her seminar group, led by Dennis Oliver, had been able to achieve this. Meals will be packaged Friday, Nov. 16, at PHS. The event will end when $4,000 worth of meals has been made.
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.
Video, Slideshow: Iowa State at Bos Landen
The Iowa State University "Making a Difference" Tailgate Party tour rolled into Pella Monday afternoon.
Schools host Technology and Art Fair
The ways in which art and technology are influencing Knoxville school students are vast. Many of the latest uses of technology were on display at four of the school district's buildings Wednesday night, May 8.
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.
Four of Knoxville's school buildings will play host to the first Technology and Fine Arts Fair on Wednesday, May 8, from 4:30-7 p.m.
West Elementary takes part in Pinwheels for Prevention
A group of Central College students visited West Elementary in Knoxville today, to help raise awareness of child abuse.
Video: Henning named Teacher of the Year
Twin Cedars High School Science Teacher Matt Henning has been selected as this year's Teacher of the Year by Attica Gavel Lodge 229.
Slideshow: School Board tours auditorium
At the conclusion of Monday night's regular Knoxville School Board meeting, most members of the board took part in a tour of the Knoxville Performing Arts Center, the new auditorium.
Knoxville residents make IHCC Academy
Four Knoxville residents have been honored by Indian Hills Community College.
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