Tyler Crabb is an Evening Announcer/Play-by-Play Announcer at KNIA/KRLS Radio. He covers a wide range of topics including competitive sports, campus life, and event management, with a focus on sports business and higher education. Tyler's insights and reporting have also been featured in NewsBreak.
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Tyler Crabb's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, public institutions, and sports in the United States, specifically in Iowa and Knoxville. His articles highlight community news such as weather updates, college events, and local sports teams.
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By: Tyler Crabb
Pella Regional Health Center has announced that Patient Care Technician Autumn Blink is the recipient of their quarterly ROSE Award. The ROSE Award is a rewards program for Patient Care Technicians. ROSE is an acronym for Recognition of Service Excellence. Recipients of the ROSE award demonstrate excellence through their compassionate care, outstanding communication skills, and clinical expertise.
By: Tyler Crabb
The Central College women’s and men’s soccer teams closed out the regular season Tuesday night, earning a pair of draws against Simpson College. A late goal cost the Dutch women the victory in a 1-1 tie with the Storm, while a 0-0 tie for the Central men was enough to earn them a spot in the American Rivers Conference postseason tournament.
By: Tyler Crabb
As they prepare for the State Meet later this week, one thing that has the Pella Christian cross country team’s confident going into the races is the course in Fort Dodge.
By: Tyler Crabb
Pella Regional Health Center and Knoxville Hospital & Clinics have announced the completion of the Bridging the Gap Capital Campaign, having reached their $14.3 million goal.
By: Tyler Crabb
Central College students, faculty and staff will be performing acts of service throughout campus and Pella for the college’s Season of Gratitude.
By: Tyler Crabb
The Pella Christian boys cross country team is poised to be in the mix for the Class 2A State Title on Friday, and head coach Mike Buchheit says that the team’s consistency is a big reason why.
By: Tyler Crabb
Central College associate professor of English Kate Nesbit will release her book, “Willful Listeners,” on Monday. The book is a cultural and literary history of domestic reading aloud.
By: Tyler Crabb
The Pella Community Food Shelf is continuing their More Than A Meal community events on Monday.
The ranked Pella Christian cross country teams will continue their tradition of success today at Kennedy Park in Fort Dodge.
By: Tyler Crabb
Central College men’s basketball coach Conor Riordan previews the 2026-2027 season.
