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Approximately a dozen Eldridge residents turned out last Thursday for an open house at city hall to ask questions and get more information about the city’s proposed municipal building plans. more
This weekend will be Long Grove’s time to shine, with two days of city-sponsored activities leading up to the main event, the 64th annual Strawberry Festival on Sunday. more
Youngsters will have a chance to explore Walcott’s vehicle fleet this Saturday at the city’s first annual touch-a-truck event. more
Farmers, crop scouts and agricultural professionals looking to improve their in-season crop diagnostics and scouting skills are encouraged to register for the Crop Diagnostics In-Season Training on June 23 at the Iowa State University Southeast Research and Demonstration Farm near Crawfordsville. more
Republican voters in Scott County’s June 2 primary knocked Jennifer McAndrew Lane out of the race for the board of supervisors. more
Scott County Supervisor Maria Bribriesco voted against a motion for the board to enter closed session last Tuesday, arguing that the stated reason—to discuss pending litigation—does not provide enough information to the public. more
Walcott Public Works Director Paul Stagg told the city council Monday, June 1 that a local business had asked purchase the former Schneckloth lumber yard lot, at the southeast corner of Lincoln and Main Streets, for private development. more
The board of supervisors approved a spate of summer roadwork purchases and several winter materials contracts last week. more
An email update which caused issues that plagued Eldridge city staff and officials for several days has now been resolved. more
Bill Gillespie, ABATE of Iowa district coordinator, encourages emergency medical professionals and motorcyclists two attend accident and trauma response training June 13 in Dubuque. more
North Scott’s grand baseball tradition continues Friday, July 3, with Veterans’ Appreciation Night at the ballpark. more
More than 19% of the state’s registered voters participated in the 2026 primary election, up from more than 16% in the 2022 primaries, according to unofficial results from the Iowa Secretary of State. more
Lightning strikes. And strikes again. And again. Three strikes—you’re out! more
Mark Wall (right) of the Eldridge Lions presents a check for $500 to Nathan Anderson (left) and Madelyn LaPlante (middle), co leaders of the Faith Lutheran Church Feed Our Children lunch program starting June 9.   more
View the Scott County Sheriff's report from the June 10 NSP! more
View the Eldridge Police report from the June 10 NSP! more
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig said the state “stands ready” to protect livestock and farmers from screwworm. more
Republican voters in Scott County’s Tuesday primary knocked Jennifer McAndrew Lane out of the race for the board of supervisors. more
The former clerk who stole at least $63,000 from the city of McCausland has been sentenced to 10 years in prison. more
Seeking to clarify issues raised on May 18, representatives from Iowa American Water gave a second presentation at Monday’s Eldridge City Council meeting and provided more information on potential partnership opportunities. more
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