The Vermeer Windmill will host a traditional Dutch Baking Competition. The theme this year is anything almond. Bonnie Verberg, Windmill Director, says the baked goods should be Dutch, but that anything can be made Dutch if you try hard enough, so there is flexibility.
The Pella Farmer’s Market kicked off yesterday. While it was too early in the year for the market to have many vegetables, lettuce and other leafy greens were on sale, along with vegetable plants and spice plants that have already started to grow.
A Shenandoah teacher with Pella roots has won a teaching award. Kevin Van Dyke is one of the award winners of the 2012 Charles E. Lekin Outstanding Teacher Award.
ON APRIL 26TH, THE MARION COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPUTIES RESPONDED TO TWENTY SIX CALLS FOR SERVICE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, SEVEN EXTRA PATROLS, FIVE MOTORIST ASSISTS, ONE ACCIDENT, SIX ATTEMPTS AT PAPER SERVICE, ONE ANIMAL, ONE REPORT OF HARASSMENT, TWO DOGS, TWO FOLLOW UPS, AND ONE ANIMAL CARCASS.
THE MARION COUNTY JAIL IS CURRENTLY HOLDING THIRTY ONE SUBJECTS,
ON THURSDAY, ONE PERSON WAS BOOKED INTO THE MARION COUNTY JAIL.
WILSON,SHANNON MARIE ARREST WARRANT
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AS WITH ANY CRIMINAL CASE, A CHARGE IS MERELY AN ACCUSATION AND A DEFENDANT IS PRESUMED INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY
The Pella High girls continued their assault on the track and field season, turning their home track advantage into another victory in the Tulip Time Relays Thursday evening.
Riding High on the individual success of their teammate, Zach Buchheit, at the Drake Relays, the remainder of the Pella High boys track and field squad turned in five gold medals Thursday night to win at Grinnell.
A tight battle at the top saw the PCM boys take third place in Thursday night’s Mustang Boys Classic in Monroe; a meet that also included squads from Pleasantville, Melcher-Dallas and Twin Cedars.
Loving the weather conditions and playing on their home course gave the Pleasantville girls golf team favorable results Thursday night, as the Trojans won a head-to-head meet with North Polk.
Though they shot a very respectable 18-hole score, the PCM girls golf team would have to defer to some very talented local teams and settle for fourth place in the first annual Mustang Girls Classic.
Three very evenly-matched boys golf teams from the Little Hawkeye Conference hit the course Thursday night, with Pella High coming out on top over Pella Christian and Grinnell.