Supervisor Jeff News Today

The road crew in Huntington Township is still experiencing turnover, one year after a major shakeup.

HINSDALE — Dozens of company officials and dignitaries cut the ribbon on Friday morning to the renovated Crosby’s convenience store.

At its Feb. 1 meeting Ventura County Planning Commission is being asked to sign off on two amendments to county land use policy. The amendments are mandated as part of

BULLHEAD CITY — Thanksgiving is a special time for Joseph James, not only because of the spirit of gratitude, but because of cherished family memories.

The Augusta County 4-H and FFA Market Animal Show and Sale gives kids an opportunity to experience raising livestock, regardless of prior experience.

Most of the Caldor Fire area in the Eldorado National Forest and all of it in the Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit are already open or set to open Friday, April 1. Even if open for public access, those visiting the forest are reminded to use extra caution when recreating due to the hazards that remain in recently burned landscapes.

King George County is facing the same pain in the wallet as everyone else who’s recently bought lumber at a home improvement store. The cost of building materials has gone through the roof, as it were, after lumberyards either shut down during the pandemic or their supply chains were disrupted. The issues caused lumber prices to rise by 130 percent in the last year, according to the National Association of Home Builders, which estimates the cost of single-family homes has gone up by an ave...

For a while Tuesday night, it looked like the King George County Board of Supervisors might lower the proposed real estate tax rate increase by a penny as board members favored reducing the local money given to schools. But in the end, the fear of economic uncertainty propelled the board to move forward with a 3-cent increase, which would bring the real estate tax rate to 73 cents per $100 of assessed value. The rate is the lowest in the Fredericksburg area, and the supervisors are scheduled to...

MANCHESTER, Iowa — For the time being, there will be no countywide mask mandate in Delaware County. County supervisors this week unanimously voted against such a move, which had been requested by the county Board of Health. County Public Health Coordinator Charity Loecke and other members of the Board of Health were in attendance to make their case for the mandate to slow the spread of COVID-19. Also in attendance were several people opposed to the mandate. The COVID-19 positivity rate in ...