The COVID-19 vaccination clinic scheduled for Thursday, April 22, will take walk-ins from 2 p.m. to 4p.m.
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When Jim Evilsizer wandered into The Pitts Stop Bar & Grill in Charlotte one January day, all he was looking for was a pulled pork sandwich.
A couple of years ago, Calamus-Wheatland Activities Director Michael Bruns attended a Central DeWitt High School football game and became inspired.
The closure of a crumbling bridge along Old U.S. Highway 30 near Wheatland could cut off travel for multiple people who use it to access their properties.
Sycamore Media last week hired an area economic development leader to be The Observer’s new general manager.
For the better part of three days, DeWitt Public Works Director Matt Proctor and Gary Felsing with the city’s streets division cruised up and down the roads in DeWitt.
Maquoketa Livestock Sales held its final auction Saturday. The family of owner Bob Larkey, who died in December from COVID-19 complications, is hoping to sell the operation to someone who will keep it a going concern. Here, Kathy Ihrig, an employee of Maquoketa Livestock Sales, hugs Robin Kr…
April 8 and 9, nine Central DeWitt High School students participated in the 56th annual Iowa High School Model United Nations conference. Students were (from left) Laura Sutton, Josie Rempt, Alexa Finley, Eli Eggers, Wyatt Sailer, Colton Bierman, Caden Bernauer and Sal Mercado. Not pictured …
The 2021 rendition of the DeWitt Wine Walk will take place June 3 from 5 to 7 p.m. It will be held rain or shine.
Anyone who plans to participate in the “Community Mustache Contest” in DeWitt July 30, better get growing.
The Spring Used Book Sale hosted by the Maquoketa Public Library and the Friends of the Library will be held April 26 through May 1 in the community room located in the library’s basement.
Volunteers across the state are being spotlighted during National Volunteer Week April 18-24.
The Quad City Arts High School Invitational 2021 began this month and Central DeWitt collected awards in painting, recycled arts and instructors categories.
The Clinton County Board of Supervisors approved the hiring of a part-time investigator in the county attorney’s office.
Area volunteers with Project Linus are looking for a few longarm quilters, who are willing to donate their time to assist the organization with some projects.
The Mount St. Clare Charitable Education Trust is continuing its mission to award college scholarships to area students for the 2021-2022 academic year.
Everyone age 16 and older are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, and Osterhaus Pharmacy is hosting a clinic Friday to accommodate the need.
Openings are still available at two local vaccine clinics set for Eastern Iowa this week. Both clinics require appointments.
Confirmed COVID-19 cases in the state were 389,903, up 3,452 from Tuesday, April 20, the Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH) reported.
Clinton County will hold a COVID-19 vaccination clinic April 22 at the County Administration Building.
WASHINGTON — Use of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 shot will remain paused for at least a week, after a federal vaccine advisory panel said Wednesday that it had too little data on a rare but serious blood-clotting condition reported in at least six women.
Iowa’s top public health official fears that the pause in the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine for COVID-19 will lead some skeptics to skip getting any version of the coronavirus vaccine.
As it does each year, the Central DeWitt Community Educational Foundation (CDCEF) last week handed out its 2021 teacher grant and endowment allocations.
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Before the games and the sets and the matches, before even the first point is scored, tennis begins with love.
Robert “Bud” Johnson may live in Monticello, but his relationship with the city of DeWitt dates back more than 30 years.
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