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In their final days of the 2024 legislative session, Iowa lawmakers approved $8.9 billion in state spending for the upcoming year, financing the state government and public services. Most of

The tribes at Duck Valley Indian Reservation are providing the land for the new school, site preparation and plan to set up an aggregate batch plant.

The Ice Cream Shop, a vintage-style ice cream parlor, is now open at 104 S. Center St., in Colfax.

NORTH CALDWELL – A homeowner with an average assessed property value of $800,000 would pay $87.40 more on their municipal tax bill under the proposed budget introduced by the Borough

Brown County Commissioner William Pollock of District 3 faced criticism from County Attorney Kevin Hill and Commissioner Lamar Shoemaker of District 2 for going against a motion that all the

CLINTON – The popular Cruising Clinton event comes back to East Main Street from noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday, April 28, in the town’s downtown shopping district.

St. Helena is proposing a city ordinance that would require landlords who don’t find tenants for their commercial buildings to pay up.

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the third report in an occasional series about the famed Lockport Cave and the flood of rumors that persist about underground Lockport.

Check out the positive impact that Medical Center Enterprise has on the community.

The Friends of the Mercer County District Library will be having the first book sale of the year. The event will be held on Friday, May 3, 2024, and Saturday,