Cherokee NewsLocal news for Cherokee, IA continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.Skunked- May 29, 2008 Ray Corzilius of Cherokee, Iowa, sent us this photo of Robert George, Edmund Corzilius and Edgor George.http://www.topix.net/city/cherokee-ia/2008/05/skunked?fromrss=1 Better off the 1st tee- May 25, 2008 Even with the chilly temperatures on an overcast afternoon at Lake Panorama National Golf Course, the Cascade senior kept himself in contention for an elusive state title with an 81 Friday at the Iowa Class 2A ...http://www.topix.net/city/cherokee-ia/2008/05/better-off-the-1st-tee?fromrss=1 CMS students explore DNA- May 16, 2008 "ISU Extension and ISU Biotechnology Outreach Center's support has made a significant impact on our students' interest in the sciences and many students now see science as a possible career" Enthusiasm soared as CMS students Brennon Prentice and Emily Cosgrove extracted DNA from bananas and their own cheek cells. via Chronicle Timeshttp://www.topix.net/city/cherokee-ia/2008/05/cms-students-explore-dna?fromrss=1 The Hawk Eye- May 8, 2008 Reports are taken directly from the daily logs of area law enforcement agencies. via Hawk Eyehttp://www.topix.net/city/cherokee-ia/2008/05/the-hawk-eye?fromrss=1 KLEM: News- May 6, 2008 "What Reynolds America has been up to as far as marketing their products to young people" THE NEW HILKER CAMPUS MALL IS LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE MORNINGSIDE COLLEGE CAMPUS. via KLEM-AM Le Marshttp://www.topix.net/city/cherokee-ia/2008/05/klem-news-2?fromrss=1 College director helps students- May 4, 2008 "There's a true sense of care that people have on this campus for each other, and it definitely goes on outside the job" For Melinda Brown, Mary Baldwin College is more than just a school. It's also a community, a place where people come together, as was highlighted for Brown recently when the college held a fundraiser to help ... via Staunton News Leaderhttp://www.topix.net/city/cherokee-ia/2008/05/college-director-helps-students?fromrss=1 KLEM: News- May 2, 2008 "WE WILL BE COLLECTING SEEDS TO SEND OVER TO IRAQ FOR THEM TO GROW THEIR OWN FOOD BECAUSE THAT WILL HELP AMERICAN TROOPS TO COME BACK EARLIER AND SOONER" CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER JASON VACURA ISSUED 18 PERMITS FOR 632-THOUSAND DOLLARS IN CONSTRUCTION LAST MONTH. via KLEM-AM Le Marshttp://www.topix.net/city/cherokee-ia/2008/05/klem-news?fromrss=1 |