Central DeWitt officials tightened rules for Birney Field spectators in response to behavior — particularly from intermediate-school students —  they say has been problematic in recent weeks.

Next month will kick off the 11th year DeWitt’s Pink for the Cure Committee (PFTC) will launch its annual campaign to raise awareness and help educate the public about breast cancer.

Nestled in the DeWitt countryside, Grace Lutheran Camp has long provided a place for reflection and recreation, praise and celebration.

For a short while, A.J. Hamm wanted to be a stand-up comedian. 

By way of approving a revised proposal from Origin Design at their meeting Sept. 19, DeWitt City Council members have given the green light for the company to study, analyze and recommend stoplight efficiency improvements at two intersections along 11th Street.

County officials have scheduled two sessions to discuss how to manage possible active shooter situations around the county. 

A Davenport man is jailed in Clinton County and accused of eluding, second-degree criminal mischief and second-offense operating while under the influence.

Two healthcare providers in Eastern Iowa are forming a strategic partnership officials say will help them solve workforce needs and enhance patient convenience. Genesis Health System and MercyOne have signed a letter of intent (LOI) to develop the strategic partnership.

It may be small, but now on display at the DeWitt American Legion is a big piece of U.S. history.

Spencer Lueders’ office has a west-facing window that serves as a source of natural lighting, creating a welcoming, cheerful environment that matches the new principal’s demeanor. 

Property owners in the Northeast Community School District last week voted down a measure that would have given the district’s school board the authority to possibly raise property taxes. 

A little updating is about to be done around the Hausbarn in Lincoln Park.

DeWitt Parks and Recreation fall sports are getting underway, and numbers in the soccer program have kicked up from previous years.

Major U.S. agricultural production groups are pulling together their requests for the next farm bill — the massive legislation that Congress rewrites every five years to set farm and food policy — with crop insurance and disaster assistance on the top of their lists.