Dubuque County nature preserve to host annual 3-day gnome hunt ↗
A Dubuque County nature preserve hosts a popular fall activity later this month.
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Atlanta High School sophomore Brody Baker says 4-H turned him from an introvert into an “extra-extrovert,” and now he wants to help other young people find the same sense of […]
Tuesday, Nov. 10 8:30 a.m.: Adair County Commission regular meeting (Adair County Commission) at Adair County Courthouse. 11:30 a.m.: Veterans Day celebration (La Plata R-II School) at La Plata High […]
Mayor Zac Burden has signed a proclamation recognizing November as National Hospice and Palliative Care Month. Beyond providing physical treatment, hospice attends to a patient’s emotional, spiritual and family needs, […]
In addition to buying an ambulance for Emergency Medical Services Transfer Division on Tuesday, the Cole County Commission received a report from MU Extension Cole County representatives.
MAQUOKETA, Iowa — The Maquoketa City Council plans to appoint a former council member to fill a vacant seat.
OTTUMWA — Among other agenda items, the Ottumwa City Council will hold a special meeting Tuesday at City Hall to discuss an appeal of a taxicab license denial.
Police Chief Kevin Gyrion’s career in law enforcement spanning more than four decades concluded Friday with a final radio transmission in his honor.
Mayor Scott Maddasion accentuated the city of Clinton’s past year accomplishments in his seventh “State of the City” address Wednesday in Eagle Point Lodge.
Several events are being planned to recognize Veterans Day in Rutherford County.
SPRUCE PINE — Blue Ridge Regional Hospital (BRRH) recently welcomed Spruce Pine Mayor Beth Holmes for its annual Paint the Town Pink Proclamation Day in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness
NEWLAND — Avery County Commissioners voted Nov. 2 to impose a one-year moratorium on data centers, data processing facilities and cryptocurrency mining operations, citing concerns about electricity and water consumption,
The Lumbee River Archaeology Project at Appalachian State University unites Lumbee Tribe members and students to preserve ancestral sites in North Carolina