Mark Dotson News Today

WOODSTOCK – With the Shenandoah County 2045 Comprehensive Plan nearing completion, the focus is now on increasing public engagement before the planned Aug. 1 public hearing.

The City of South Haven had their request

Owners of a proposed slaughterhouse in Edinburg will have to return with more detailed site planning after residents expressed worries of polluted groundwater and vermin infestation from past facilities on

A special-use permit to build a new cell tower in Quicksburg will head to the Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors later this month with a positive recommendation from the county

Short-term rentals were a hot topic at the Shenandoah County Planning Commission’s monthly meeting Thursday, amid a flood of applications from property owners to rent out their homes on sites

Shenandoah County planners panned a request for a permit to put two campsites on land west of Toms Brook.

The following information was gathered solely from the police and jail records from the Rhea County Jail.

Mark Dotson is a visual artist who will be sharing six stories about his time incarcerated to audiences at the James Theater this weekend.

A West Michigan man says his truck was damaged at Tommy’s Express, and he thinks the car wash should pay for the repairs.

Mark Dotson spent more than twenty years incarcerated in Iowa and neighboring states. Early on, he decided to use art to help him deal with the hardships of situation and also to preserve and tell his story. First through drawings and then through journaling. Now living in Iowa City, Mark has been working with Ron … Continue reading