The Southeast Iowa Agricultural Research Association will host its annual meeting on Thursday, March 5, at the Southeast Research and Demonstration Farm, located at 3115 Louisa-Washington Road, Crawfordsville. The association, in partnership with Iowa State University, oversees the Southeast Research and Demonstration Farm. more

North Scott hosted State Jazz Choir contest for the eastern side of the state Feb. 2.  more

Two individuals were honored Monday with Lancer Pride Awards. more

As new technologies consume more power and alternative energy sources become increasingly necessary to fuel Iowans’ lives, Iowa State University researchers are working to create new batteries from accessible materials to store power from variable sources. more

A bill advancing through the Iowa Senate would require fire districts and city councils in the state to consider switching to a soybean-based firefighting foam in an effort to reduce exposure to forever chemicals. more

View the Scott County Sheriff's report from the Feb. 11 NSP! more

Aspiring food business owners are invited to attend a day-long workshop led by food business and food safety experts with the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Food Innovation and Business Hub. The workshop, “Plan, Prep, Profit: Starting a Food Business,” will provide practical guidance for turning food ideas or hobbies into viable, compliant businesses and will be held on March 13 at the Digital Ag Innovation Lab in Ames. more

View the Eldridge Police report from the Feb. 11 NSP! more

Two Iowa community colleges are set to expand their commercial driver’s license training programs with federal funding from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. more

The Eldridge City Council set its public hearing for the 2027 fiscal year max levy for April 6 at 5:45 p.m. But council members remain far away from a consensus on what that amount will be. more

A majority of Scott County supervisors plan to reject an ordinance change that would have cleared a controversial path for the construction of a natural gas power plant outside Maysville. more

Bills on property tax reform in the State House and Senate each seem to have one thing in common: a 2% cap on revenue growth for local governments. more

With Fellner’s Addition scheduled to have roadway repairs soon, residents will also be asked if they are interested in additional city amenities. more

Over the last year, teachers and staff at John Glenn Elementary School have been working to implement an overall goal for the building: improving peer-coaching experiences. more

A survey developed by University of Iowa business researchers and sent across the U.S. has yielded surprising results as to how people are using artificial intelligence tools in their personal and professional lives, prompting a drive to dive deeper. more

One of the most anticipated events on the North Scott athletic calendar is set for this Friday, Feb. 6, with a kooky, spooky theme. more

Software contracts continue to roll through the Scott County Board of Supervisors. more

Scott County supervisors John Maxwell and Jean Dickson will both seek reelection this fall. more

Fourth grade students from across the North Scott School District paid a visit to Wonderland on Thursday, Jan. 29, as they saw a special performance of Lancer Productions, "Alice in Wonderland Jr." more

Regional hay producers are invited to attend the 41st annual Eastern Iowa Hay Producers Association Annual Meeting and Conference on Thursday, March 19, at Buzzy’s in Welton. Registration will begin at 10 a.m., with the program scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m. more