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Channing Rucks

Channing Rucks

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Staff Writer, Oskaloosa Herald

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other investigative subjects as they arise.Politics government waste corruption

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Total articles 898

  • Local first-time voters split on Trump-Biden rematch

    By Channing Rucks Verified, Chad Drury Verified| Ottumwa Courier Verified With a presidential election looming large this fall, November will mark the first time millions of young Americans will exercise their right to vote in a nation with a two-century reputation for being the cradle of liberty. These young people, however, across party lines, have some concerns about the state of the union as the nation barrels toward an acrimonious rematch between current President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump.

    By Channing Rucks Verified, Chad Drury Verified · Ottumwa Courier

    Mar. 30, 2024

  • IASB director pays visit to OCSD

    By Channing Rucks Verified| News-Press Now Verified Mar. 19—OSKALOOSA — The Oskaloosa Community School District spent the day rolling out the red carpet for Iowa Association of School Boards Executive Director D.T. Magee when he paid a campus-wide visit to the district Tuesday. Magee's visit included tours with students, administrators and school board members throughout the district's elementary school, middle school, high school and Early Childhood Education Center.

    By Channing Rucks Verified · News-Press Now

    Mar. 22, 2024

  • Local first-time voters split on Trump-Biden rematch

    By Channing Rucks Verified, Chad Drury Verified| Ottumwa Courier Verified With a presidential election looming large this fall, November will mark the first time millions of young Americans will exercise their right to vote in a nation with a two-century reputation for being the cradle of liberty. These young people, however, across party lines, have some concerns about the state of the union as the nation barrels toward an acrimonious rematch between current President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump.

    By Channing Rucks Verified, Chad Drury Verified · Ottumwa Courier

    Mar. 30, 2024

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Oskaloosa Herald

Oskaloosa, Iowa, United States

+1 641-672-2581