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The state reported six more COVID-19 deaths Friday, bringing the total number of Iowans who have died from coronavirus-related illness to 4,257.
The state reported 19 more COVID-19 deaths Thursday, bringing the total number of Iowans who have died from coronavirus-related illness to 4,251.
The state reported 10 more COVID-19 deaths Wednesday, bringing the total number of Iowans who have died from coronavirus-related illness to 4,232.
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On a recent morning, Jill Bachus sat at her desk inside the front door of the Curtis Memorial Library in Wheatland.
Ben and Laura Miers, managers of the Operahouse Theatre in DeWitt, announced Monday they will temporarily close the theater beginning Monday, and reopen in the spring.Â
Clinton and Jackson counties received enough doses of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine in the first round of distributions to cover all area frontline healthcare workers and residents in longterm care facilities. Now, public health officials are planning for the next round of shots, which will go to…
When the position for a new recreation director in DeWitt came open, Greg Ludwig didn’t even give it second thought.
No current teachers or staff members at Northeast High School have tails.
Are DeWitt’s laws regarding the use of utility-terrain vehicles (UTVs) on city streets hindering the local economy? One resident thinks so, and he brought his thoughts to the Jan. 4 DeWitt City Council meeting.Â
The Clinton County Area Solid Waste Agency board authorized a wage committee to consider an employee request for pay raises at its December meeting.Â
Voters in Scott and Johnson counties say they took all necessary steps to cast their votes in the Nov. 3 election for Democrat Rita Hart, but claim their ballots were rejected due to errors by election workers.
Editor’s note: The following is a listing of all obituaries published in The Observer in 2020.Â
The cause of a fire that destroyed a house in Bryant New Year’s Day will never be known, Low Moor Fire Chief Derek Hoenig said.
Gov. Kim Reynolds plans to deliver her annual Condition of the State address on Jan. 12 at 6 p.m., rather than the traditional 10 a.m. time slot.
The Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division (ABD) announced that liquor sales for the month of December reached $42.8 million. This represents a record number for liquor sales in a single month, and is an increase of 18.48% over Dec. 2019 sales of $36.1 million.Â
A program for agriculture producers and land owners interested in conservation practices can help pay rent on land devoted to conservation practices.Â
The Maquoketa Community School District agreed Jan. 7 to join a consortium of other area districts, and Eastern Iowa Community College, regarding a proposed career technical education (CTE) center.Â
Two Midland Middle School students were found Friday morning after being reported missing the night before.Â
The Clinton County Board of Supervisors considered improvements to the Clinton County Administration Building’s parking lot that could cost over $350,000.Â
Families can join Girl Scouts via a Zoom virtual sign-up.Â
The 89th Iowa General Legislative Assembly convened Jan. 11, and chambers of commerce in Clinton County are once again hosting their legislative coffee sessions with state legislators. This time, they’re virtual.Â
The state reported 83 more COVID-19 deaths Tuesday, bringing the total number of Iowans who have died from coronavirus-related illness to 4,222.
Confirmed COVID-19 cases increased since last Friday by 3,425 to 296,877, the Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH) reported.
The number of infections and deaths related to COVID-19 are on the rise again in Iowa, while the state’s vaccine distribution has slowed to the point where the governor expressed concern Thursday.
The state reported 59 more COVID-19 deaths Friday, bringing the total number of Iowans who have died from coronavirus-related illness to 4,124.
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