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More than 60 people crammed the Indianola City Council chambers and an overflow room when the council meeting started Monday night — police officers in uniform asking that supervisors get the same 6 percent cost of living increase promised to patrol officers; supporters of Kiya Koda asking f… Organizers of the upcoming
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DEMOCRATS: Democracy grows from the ground up
8+ hour, 44+ min ago (612+ words) American democracy succeeds by trial and error. Our history is littered with flaws and mistakes, corrected and amended, re-broken, and fixed again, often thanks to citizen input. That is why local government – bottom up, grassroots democracy – provides the best opportunity…...
REPUBLICANS: Striking the balance: Local freedom and statewide protections | Opinion | indianola-ia.com
8+ hour, 41+ min ago (360+ words) As Chair of the Local Government Committee in the Iowa House, I am often asked: Where should decision-making power reside? I believe the answer lies in the principled balance that local entities should lead on local operational needs, but the…...
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Kirby has questions for Waughs
9+ hour, 34+ min ago (220+ words) Questions for the Waugh’s. This is a unique campaign situation in which a husband and wife are both running for state-level elected positions. In May of this year the Des Moines Register presented six questions to various state-level candidates, including…...
BARB KALBACH: Iowa poll workers not face felony charges for speaking up about irregularities | Opinion
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (387+ words) The Indianola Independent-Advocate publishes Brass Tacks and other columns and information from organizations and individuals. Their comments do not reflect the opinions of the Independent Advocate, its management or staff. In front of a group of conservative activists recently, Iowa…...
LARRY LEHMER: Paper: I’m trying to break the habit
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (552+ words) I have this peculiar fascination with paper. It’s nothing kinky and falls well short of an obsession, but still … I first recognized this peculiarity when I was quite young, probably in first grade or so. I was so afraid that…...
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thanks to city staff for your work
1+ week, 7+ hour ago (170+ words) A quick shout-out to some of the more seasonal city departments. For many hours (but probably not enough) exercising and many hours (definitely not enough) with the grandkids at the Aquatic Center, thank you to all for all you do....
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3+ week, 5+ day ago (93+ words) DSC_6662.jpg indianola-ia.com Michael Powers, Marines, 1966-1969 There was a problem reporting this. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language. - Winn and Saraâs Kitchen already planning for 2027 Iowa State Fair after top three finish - First…...
MARIANNETTE MILLER-MEEKS: As a doctor, I'm fighting to lower your health care costs
3+ week, 5+ day ago (492+ words) The Indianola Independent-Advocate publishes columns and information submitted by individuals, organizations, local governments and elected officials. Their comments do not reflect the opinions of the Independent Advocate, its management or staff. I ran for Congress because as a doctor I…...
First day back to school sends Indianola staff on a community-wide adventure
3+ week, 5+ day ago (871+ words) One of the first things Indianola teachers, staff and associates did after kicking off a week of staff meetings on Monday was leave. More than 400 district employees, including teachers, bus drivers, food service staff and more, flooded the streets — and…...