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Watseka alcohol tax increase to begin Aug. 1 - Vimarsana News

Watseka alcohol tax increase to begin Aug. 1

An increase in the Watseka alcohol tax will double it to six percent and will begin Aug. 1.

Allhands: outside business interest in Watseka picking up - Vimarsana News

Allhands: outside business interest in Watseka picking up

There has been some interest from outside businesses in Watseka.

Watseka working on cleanup of lots in downtown area - Vimarsana News

Watseka working on cleanup of lots in downtown area

The Watseka City Council is working on cleanup efforts in the downtown area.

Business owner voices concern about Watseka gas tax - Vimarsana News

Business owner voices concern about Watseka gas tax

A vehicle fuel tax adopted by the City of Watseka will begin July 1. The city adopted Ordinance 2611 at its May meeting and has discussion on the matter a couple of times since then. Most recently at the June meeting, a letter from Watseka businessman Terry Pence, president of Pence Oil Company, was read into the minutes. Pence was also present at the meeting and voiced his concerns about the new tax. Watseka officials have noted that they need money to help pay for road repairs and maintenance in the city. Pence’s letter reads in part, “Recently you passed an ordinance to tax motor...

Watseka, resident discuss burning at yardwaste facility - Vimarsana News

Watseka, resident discuss burning at yardwaste facility

Listen to this article Watseka officials will work with a resident on issues regarding burning at the yard waste facility south of the city. At Tuesday’s Watseka City Council meeting, the issue was broached by resident Merrill Crowley, who said it was the third time he had discussed it with the city since 2019. (See Times-Republic articles dated June 28, 2019, and June 26, 2020). Crowley said green wood produces benzene, formaldehyde, acetaldehyde, acrolein and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. He noted, too, that the yard waste facility is in the vicinity of not only residents, but a h...