Six more Iowans died of COVID-19, the state said Friday, with total number of deaths at 912 people as of 10 a.m.
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Six more Iowans died of COVID-19, the state said Friday, with total number of deaths at 912 people as of 10 a.m.
The rolling 14-day average of positive COVID-19 cases in Clinton County was 13% on Friday.
Gov. Kim Reynolds on Thursday further narrowed the possibility that school districts might be allowed to hold 100% of classes online despite a high rate of COVID-19 infection in their county.
Thirteen more Iowans died of COVID-19, the state said Thursday, with total number of deaths at 906 people as of 10 a.m.
Beginning today, the state is releasing the rolling 14-day percentage of individuals positive for coronavirus in Iowa counties. School districts may request to go to 100% online learning for two weeks if their counties have a 15% positive COVID-19 rate in a two-week period and 10% of student…
Eight more Iowans died of COVID-19, the state said Wednesday, with total number of deaths at 893 people as of 10 a.m.
Gov. Kim Reynolds announced Tuesday that school districts that defy her order requiring 50% in-person instruction could be required to make up those days at the end of the year and administrators may also face disciplinary action.
A new senior living community slated for DeWitt received preliminary approval by the city’s planning and zoning board.
As the beginning of school creeps closer, Central DeWitt administrators have decided to require students and teachers to wear masks in school buildings and on school buses.
Construction transforming old section of Frances Banta Waggoner Community Library underway
Carmen Anderson and Maddie Vinson, both 2020 Central DeWitt graduates, will always consider themselves to be “best buddies.”
Local school districts are making tough decisions as they work to balance Gov. Kim Reynolds’ mandate that students be back in the classroom this month with health and safety concerns.
Sycamore Media, the parent company of The Observer, received a check for almost $16,000 last week from the City of Maquoketa’s insurance company to pay for the newspaper’s legal fees associated with an open records lawsuit it won in June.
The Clinton County Board of Supervisors is recommending county department heads and elected officials discontinue curbside services unless the request meets a threshold higher than an individual not wishing to wear a mask into county buildings.
Despite Clinton County’s recent uptick in positive COVID-19 cases, officials say resource stockpiles are healthy for now.
Football remains the only Iowa high school sport with regular season schedules and postseason qualifying managed by the Iowa High School Athletic Association (IAHSAA). The union’s plan for this season considers flexibility for school return concerns, geography, postseason qualifying, transpo…
Central DeWitt Education Foundation president Amy Cornelius (right) presented a $200 Heartland Cotton gift certificate from the foundation to Dianne Prichard. The money will help Prichard’s volunteer group, the Clinton County Mask Task Force, continue its mission of making masks for students…
The Iowa Department of Education, Bureau of Nutrition, Health and Transportation Services announced its policy for free- and- reduced-price meals for children unable to pay the full price of meals served under the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program and the Afterschool…
A bill that would have provided a long-sought stable source of funding for emergency medical services in Iowa was one of the casualties of the 2020 legislative session.
Defendants named in a civil lawsuit filed in connection with Clinton Fire Department Lt. Eric Hosette’s January 2019, death at Clinton’s Archer Daniels Midland plant have responded to the lawsuit filed in June.
3M in Cordova will host an on-site event to help area schools obtain necessary supplies.
Anglers who bought a 2020 Iowa fishing license may receive an email from Louisiana State University encouraging them to participate in a survey to share their fishing experiences in Iowa during the coronavirus pandemic. The five-minute survey is legitimate and part of a nationwide study to s…
Make It Yours, an “upcycle” center and eastern Iowa’s only non-profit creative reuse store, will soon be reopening its doors in its new location, 106 N. Main St., Maquoketa.
The Clinton County Development Association will not require organizations applying for grants to have a local bank, CCDA decided Monday.
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