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February 16, 2024
Lee County Supervisors are pushing legislators to abolish a 150-plus-year-old Iowa law, specific to Lee County, to move from two district courthouses to one.Lee
February 14, 2024
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.
February 14, 2024
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.
February 1, 2024
Lee County Supervisors continue to try to wrap their heads around the ins and outs of the new state property reform statute that require counties reduce their general fund levies
January 3, 2024
Supervisor Garry Seyb was re-elected chairman and Supervisor Tom Schulz was elected as Vice Chairman of the Lee County Board of Supervisors with a 3-2 split vote at the board
December 23, 2023
Hospice and home care are essential for a person nearing the end of their life, and now in Lee County Iowa that could be a thing of the past.A new legislation f
December 22, 2023
Following a series of heated Lee County Board of Supervisors meetings over the future of the Lee County Health Department (LCHD) hospice and home health care programs, Supervisor Tom Schulz
December 20, 2023
Lee County Supervisors are getting an earful these days about their scrutiny of the Lee County Health Department’s hospice and home health programs and it continued at their regular meeting
December 16, 2023
Fort Madison Area Art Association hosts another book signing and artist mingle, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the FMAAA art center. Meet authors Joy Cleveland, Moriah Jackson, Cullen McHael,
December 12, 2023
Emotions ran high as Lee County Supervisors and Lee County Health Department (LCHD) staff discussed the future of LCHD-Hospice and home health care services at a work session Monday.