- Native American Heritage Month essay contest open to KHS students
Keokuk High School students can once again participate in the Keokuk Association for Rights & Equality (K.A.R.E.) Heritage Writing contest as part of the Native American Heritage Month this November. This contest started Nov. 2 and runs through Nov. 23. K.A.R.E. has selected five dynamic Native Ame…
2 days ago - Current KHS juniors and seniors receive more than $237 million in scholarship offers
Keokuk High School seniors and juniors have received 5,894 scholarship offers from multiple higher education institutions for a total of more than $237,063,051 through a partnership with VU Scholarships. Individual offers averaged more than $40,000 and students received personalized scholarship inf…
Oct 29 - UPDATE: Hawthorne After School Parent Pick Up
Dear District families, In a continuing effort to keep everyone in the district safe, beginning on Monday, Oct. 12, we will implement the following procedures for after school parent pick up at Hawthorne Elementary for Mondays-Thursdays (with different times for Friday’s early release): At 2:20 p.m…
Oct 9
Mooar news
Nothing new from Mooar in the news feeds lately, so here’s what’s happening next door.
From the schools
3 notices in the past month, read every morning from Mooar’s own websites. Each one opens on the site that posted it.
Headlines from next door
Mooar’s own feed is quiet, so here’s news from the towns around it.
From neighbors
The news that never makes the paper: what Mooar is posting.
Posts go to Town Square, where neighbors can reply.
No posts yet. Be the first to share what’s happening in Mooar.
Headlines come from the outlets that cover Mooar, found through Google News; stories with Mooar in the headline come first, and outlets or places that aren’t Mooar, IA are left out. Articles belong to their publishers and aren’t independently verified; every story links to the publisher who wrote it. Topics are sorted automatically from each headline’s words. Notices, meetings and events come from the town, school district and library websites, read every morning and linked to the page that posted them. Game listings come from the NFHS Network.