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37 new community stars have already begun practicing for this year's event, including our very own Samantha Jacques.

MAQUOKETA, Iowa — Maquoketa Community School District’s facilities committee is recommending the closure of an elementary school.

Fifth-grade students Mya Grimes and Luke Brunsman sat in the library at Hoover Elementary School in Dubuque on a recent morning, scribbling on small dry erase boards as they worked

A large, $18 million stormwater vault underneath Cardinal Elementary School in the flood-prone Westover neighborhood is now complete. The vault responds to community concerns that arose after significant flooding washed over Westover in July 2019. Arlington County will mark the completion of the vault with a ribbon-cutting this Saturday during a neighborhood festival at the school, The Westover neighborhood's flooding problem may be solved following the completion of a 47,000-square-foot st...

Join us to celebrate the Greater Westover Community and its many accomplishments over the past several years, including the end of construction and the addition of our beautiful new school, playground, athletic field & stormwater detention vault! This event is hosted by the four greater Westover Civic Associations (Highland Park - Overlee Knolls, Tara-Leeway-Heights, Leeway-Overlee

Speed humps will be installed this fall near three Arlington, Virginia, schools where county officials say a lower speed limit in school zones hasn’t deterred drivers from speeding.

MAQUOKETA, Iowa — Maquoketa Community School District officials are considering closing an aging elementary school and renovating another to house all the district’s elementary students.

It has been 10 years since Arlington County last put up speed humps to reduce speeding. Now, they will be coming to streets around a trio of schools where lowering speeds to 20 mph has not stopped drivers from going well past the speed limit. The humps will be installed this fall near Gunston Middle

New school year brings new staff members at WACO Community School District

After intense opposition and skepticism, two elementary schools opened 20 days early to help students make up for what they missed during the time of remote learning. The first question: Would kids show up in the middle of summer for extra schooling?