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Stan and Gayle Poortinga recently contributed $250,000 to the Bridging the Gap Campaign to help fund the South Central Iowa Radiation Center. Stan and Gayle are pictured alongside representatives from Pella Regional Health Center and Knoxville Hospital & Clinics: Kevin Kincaid, Chief Executive Officer, KHC; Stan and Gayle Poortinga; Barb Braafhart, South Central Iowa Radiation Center Capital Campaign Committee; Jenny Hesseltine, Foundation Coordinator, PRHC; Katrina Nelson, Director, Public Relations and Foundation, KHC; Bob Kroese, CEO, PRHC; Mark Van Roekel, South Central Iowa Radiation Center Capital Campaign Committee; and Lezlie Morris, Chief of Clinic and Staff Services, PRHC. (photo and article submitted)

Stan and Gayle Poortinga donate $250,000 to the Bridging the Gap...

Pella, Iowa – Pella Regional Health Center (PRHC) and Knoxville Hospital & Clinics (KHC) proudly recognize and extend the deepest gratitude to...

Knoxville Graduation 2026

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Knoxville Track & Field Day 2026

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Structural issue pauses project

The City of Knoxville is providing an update on the Downtown Block Grant project at 302/304 E. Robinson Street following the discovery of...

Legals May 15th 2026

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Suspects face charges after traffic stop

Officer Bradley Young of the Knoxville Police Department pulled over a 2020 GMC Terrain SLT on Lincoln Street at around 11:34 p.m. May 12. Young...

Halle Baker, a 2026 Knoxville High School graduate, was recently awarded a $2,000 scholarship from the Iowa Hospital Education and Research Foundation. She is pictured with Knoxville Hospital & Clinics CEO and Iowa Hospital Association Board of Trustees member Kevin Kincaid.

Baker Awarded the Iowa Hospital Education and Research Foundation...

KNOXVILLE, IA – Halle Baker, a 2026 graduate of Knoxville High School, was recently awarded a $2,000 scholarship from the Iowa Hospital Education...

The Mark & Kay De Cook Charitable Foundation recently contributed $100,000 to the Bridging the Gap Campaign to help fund the South Central Iowa Radiation Center. Kay De Cook is pictured with representatives from Pella Regional Health Center and Knoxville Hospital & Clinics: Kevin Kincaid, Chief Executive Officer, KHC; Jenny Hesseltine, Foundation Coordinator, PRHC; Bob Kroese, Chief Executive Officer, PRHC; Kay De Cook, Mark & Kay De Cook Charitable Foundation; Mark Van Roekel, South Central Iowa Radiation Center Capital Campaign Committee; Barb Braafhart, South Central Iowa Radiation Center Capital Campaign Committee; Katrina Nelson, Director, Public Relations and Foundation, KHC; and Lezlie Morris, Chief of Clinic and Staff Services, PRHC.

Mark and Kay De Cook Foundation contributes $100,000 to the...

Pella, Iowa – Pella Regional Health Center (PRHC) and Knoxville Hospital & Clinics (KHC) proudly recognize and extend the deepest gratitude to...

Concrete work will connect Knoxville’s athletic complex

The Knoxville School Board approved various concrete projects, scheduled to be completed thissummer, at Monday’s regular meeting. Among them was...

Courtney Hoch, a Registered Nurse at Knoxville Hospital & Clinics, was recognized with the organization’s 15th annual DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses during its annual Service Awards celebration on May 11. Courtney is pictured with KHC Chief Nursing Officer, Jan Myers, and the other 2026 nominees. Left to right: Wyndie Gholson, Haley Hoch, Ann Fee, Brooke Bailey, Jan Myers, Mary Beckey, Courtney Hoch, Sarah Hancock, Dawn Bender, Brittney Rinehart, and Amber Seddon. Not present: Kelsey Shellabarger.

Knoxville Hospital & Clinics Awards Annual DAISY Award to Courtney...

KNOXVILLE, IA – Courtney Hoch, a Registered Nurse in the Knoxville Clinic at Knoxville Hospital & Clinics (KHC), was recognized with the...

Thirty-two employees were recognized for their years of service at Knoxville Hospital & Clinics during the annual service awards ceremony.

Front row (L-R): Dr. Bhama Jayaveerapandian, Maggie Hamilton-Beyer, Arleth Law, Julie Albert, Sheryl Ann Woods, Jen Coxe, ARNP, Dawn Bender, Madison Swayne, Haley Dobson, and Barb Anderson.

Back row (L-R): Katelyn Clark, Keri Carter, Nathan Friedman, Dr. Ryan Laughlin, Dr. Cynthia Hoque, Jennifer Padellford, Sarah Hancock, Mike Worthington, and Kevin Kincaid.

Knoxville Hospital & Clinics Honors Employees with Annual Service...

KNOXVILLE, Iowa – Knoxville Hospital & Clinics (KHC) recognized 32 employees who are celebrating a milestone service anniversary in 2026 during...

Knoxville Fire Department Achieves Gold Helmet Designation

Knoxville Fire Department has achieved Gold Helmet Designation through participation in the National Firefighter Registry (NFR) for Cancer,...

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K-ACT Elementary Summer Drama Camp June 22-25

Knoxville Area Community Theatre (K-ACT) is currently accepting registrations for its Summer Drama Camp for elementary school children. The camp is...

Grandmother accused of harassment, threat

Rose Lorraine Gillson, age 64 of Knoxville, has been charged with assault, second-degree harassment and interference with official acts following...

Legals May 8th 2026

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May Meals 2026

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