Dalton "John" Hanenburg, a 2019 graduate of North Scott High School, has been awarded the F. William Beckwith Scholarship through the Iowa Grocers Education Foundation for the 2019-2020 academic year. Hanenburg was chosen for the $2,000 scholarship from an applicant pool of more than 400 students. There were 89 recipients who received scholarships totaling $160,600 this year.

Mollie Hill, Grace Gephart, and Matea Kitchen are seventh-graders in North Scott Junior High. Their strong aptitude in math and science led teacher Erin Jenkins to recommend them to Tech Trek, an engaging camp for girls interested in hands-on science and technology.

A group of Pineo Grove homeowners urged Princeton Council member Thursday to help resurface crumbling roads they say are a threat to safety, and property values.

Most city purchases of $5,000 or more must be competitively bid under a policy unanimously adopted June 11 by Long Grove council members.

Now that the North Scott School District has earmarked $7 million toward the construction of a new Eldridge-North Scott YMCA, city officials said it’s time for them to make some decisions.

Dan Hennings, on behalf of the Eldridge American Legion, recently presented a donation to Kathy Boffeli of North Scott's Post Prom committee.

"North of 40" will provide the music for the first free Summer Concert sponsored by the Eldridge-North Scott Chamber of Commerce Wednesday, June 19  on Second Street between Franklin and Davenport streets in downtown Eldridge.

Things are coming together for North Scott’s softball team, and just in time. The going is about to get a whole lot tougher.

North Scott senior Rylie Rucker put the wraps on her illustrious Lancer sports career by garnering first team all-state honors when the Iowa Girls Coaches Association released its all-state soccer teams last week.

If you’re looking for a great way to support the North Scott athletic programs, and you love golf, the North Scott Athletic Boosters have a deal for you.