Ron Fedler News Today

Lee County Supervisors were hesitant to routinely replace a family support specialist in the Lee County Health Department because of state’s property reform law requiring counties reduce their tax levy

Opposition to proposed wind projects in Southeast Iowa continues as Lee and Henry County residents took their concerns to the Lee County Supervisors’ meeting earlier this week.

Instead of having a subcommittee, the existing Building Study Committee will take on the task for studying the feasibility of consolidating Lee County court services.

At the beginning of the year, the Lee County Board of Supervisors were moving forward on a livestock ordinance that had been two years in the making. There had been

The dust has yet to settle, despite last week’s 3-2 vote by Lee County Supervisors to leave the county’s new dust control fee policy in place.

The research and persistence of some Lee County residents has paid off as it appears county supervisors will be reconsidering their new dust control fees.

One would think that after learning Lee County would be receiving $2.1 million of its new health department building and ambulance bay that supervisors would be doing a happy dance

One would think that after learning Lee County would be receiving $2.1million of its new health department building and ambulance bay that supervisors would be doing a happy dance and

Petitions to force elections on bonding for the building of a new Lee County Health Department (LCHD) facility in Fort Madison and a EMS building in Keokuk have been submitted

Just the mention of closing one Lee County’s two courthouses brought the ire of one Lee County resident at Monday’s meeting of the Lee County Board of Supervisors.