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John Van Meter, a retired McDonogh School English and drama director recalled for his bold and imaginative interpretations of theater, died of complications of hypertension and sepsis Feb. 24 at Sinai Hospital. The longtime Dickeyville resident was 75.

John Van Meter, a retired McDonogh School English and drama director recalled for his bold and imaginative interpretations of theater, died of complications of hypertension and sepsis Feb. 24 at Sinai Hospital. The longtime Dickeyville resident was 75.

Tom Walton: I plan to offer common sense in an uncommon time. We need more reality-based problem-solving in politics, less reality TV.

Fair Oaks Street is home to a trio of candidates: incumbent Van Meter and newcomer Bommarito in District 24 and District 25 incumbent Preckwinkle

An effort to protect family farms, limit urban sprawl and increase production of Iowa-grown fruits and vegetables is focusing on the central Iowa area.

Rohan Zhou-Lee pens a power letter to Asian women, reminding us of our brilliance, heroism, and inherited centuries of Asian woman power.

The Republican who represented Iowa in the U.S. House for two terms will run for an open Iowa House seat covering part of Dallas County.

David Young, from Van Meter, served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 2015 to 2019 representing Iowas 3rd Congressional District. He lost to U.S. Rep. Cindy Axne in 2018 and again in 2020.

Young, a Republican, served as Iowa’s 3rd District congressman for two terms. Now he's running for Iowa House District 28.

Mason Scheve’s Pleasantville Career Will Forever Be Remembered