Beverly Conrad News Today

Facing wide-ranging responsibilities, sometimes with little training, while state law changes strain city budgets has prompted high turnover among Iowas city clerks, one official said.

City clerks are the one job Iowa’s 940 cities are required to have, but more of them are leaving the profession as resources dwindle and they may lack training support. Especially in small cities, city clerks are the heart of local government — managing finances, answering to citizens and giving city councils the documents they need.

Milton, Pa. — Have you ever dreamt of being a ghostbuster? Nows your chance! Tour a spooky building with a paranormal activity squad and hear tales of haunted lore from

MIFFLINBURG — Tony Noll takes great pride in having his family farm recognized in 2016 on the National Registry of Historic Places.

Wayland to Celebrate on July 4

Wayland Holds Special Council Session Tuesday For Public Works Position

Wayland Addresses Sewer Concerns Raised by DNR

“Greet and Treat” Hits the Street in Wayland Tomorrow

The Wayland Fire Department is getting financial help to purchase a new backup generator. Wayland City Clerk Beverly Conrad says the fire department’s existing generator has been repaired several times and still has had several mechanical issues. She says the City has received a $3,000 Enhanced Henry County Community Foundation grant to help with buying a new generator which will be hooked up to the City’s natural gas service line and will turn on automatically when needed. Conrad says the ...