Clendineng teaching class and running side business to keep sewing alive
Between her classes and her side business, Sarah Clendineng is doing her part to keep sewing alive in Fort Madison.
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Between her classes and her side business, Sarah Clendineng is doing her part to keep sewing alive in Fort Madison.
FORT MADISON – Between her classes and her side business, Sarah Clendineng is doing her part to keep sewing alive in Fort Madison.
Between her classes and her side business, Sarah Clendineng is doing her part to keep sewing alive in Fort Madison.
One year ago, Farmington resident and Keokuk native Nicole Elder was told she would never walk again. On Tuesday morning, she was interviewed by the Daily Gate City while standing
River City Mall saw some action Saturday, Nov. 18, for the Festival of Trees and Gifts, themed “Making Spirits Bright.” The festival, which was sponsored by the Keokuk Arts Center,