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Rhonda’s House is on the move.
Laura Cavanagh always has been faithful about getting a mammogram every year — actually, she gets two throughout the year.
The DeWitt City Council re-upped an agreement with the DeWitt Police Department and the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division to monitor business compliance.
Deb Paysen and her husband, Rod, celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary March 17, 2020.
Don Burzlaff knows how much the area community supported his family 40 years ago after an explosion ravaged their rural Grand Mound home.
New COVID-19 cases slowed locally last week, while vaccine rates inched up, mirroring what is happening across the state.
Don Doucette, Chancellor of Eastern Iowa Community Colleges (EICC), will retire July 1, 2022, at the end of his current employment contract.
Central DeWitt Superintendent Dan Peterson said in an email to parents Oct. 13 that the school would no longer participate in the Iowa Youth Survey.
Mike Dahl woke up Oct. 14 morning and headed to work at the John Deere Parts Distribution Plant in Milan. But he stopped at the entrance.
Young Iowans with a passion for the pork industry are invited to apply for the 2022 Iowa Pork Producers Association (IPPA) Youth Leadership Team.
Since May, state agencies, wildlife rehabilitators, and animal control operators in the Mid-Atlantic United States have received a sharp uptick in reports of sick or dead songbirds.
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An estimated 1,500-acre array of utility-scale solar panels could be installed on land west and northwest of Grand Mound in 2023.
Residents of Charlotte and Delmar have access to the DeWitt Public Library after the library board decided to change its policy.
The Clinton and Jackson Soil and Water Conservation Districts hosted their annual high school soil judging contest Sept. 23.
In Jan. 2021, Clinton County Sgt. Scott Reyhons responded to a house in rural Charlotte for a domestic violence situation.
Wetland conditions improved ahead of the Oct. 2 opening day of Iowa’s duck season in the north zone. The most recent migration report shows an increase in the number of ducks that pushed into Iowa, thanks to a classic September weather change.
Iowa’s Resource Enhancement and Protection (REAP) assemblies will begin next week, giving all Iowans an opportunity to share and discuss their visions for Iowa’s outdoor recreation, soil and water enhancement, historical resources and land management, and more.
The Christian Free Lutheran Church in Wheatland needed an interim pastor, and Pastor Martin Horn was happy to oblige.
Area youths will be knocking on doors in search of treats this Halloween.
As part of an ongoing effort to address the financial impact of COVID-19, Iowa has received more than $10 million in federal aid to help households that have fallen behind in water bills and are facing disconnection of service or have already been disconnected.
The best way to prevent the spread of oak wilt is to not prune any oak tree during the growing season.
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