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Election Day for city and school officials arrives in Scott County next Tuesday. more
Tim Ruser has launched a write-in campaign for mayor of Princeton. Incumbent Travis Volrath filed for the seat unopposed. The North Scott Press asked him to answer the seven questions we sent to Volrath and the four City Council candidates earlier this month. Here are his responses. more
The city of Eldridge will continue garbage disposal with the same provider, after the city council voted Oct. 20 to accept a five-year contract extension for garbage and recycling disposal with Allied Services of Bettendorf, doing business as Republic Services. more
The South 16th Avenue water tower refurbishment program is starting to wrap up a few weeks ahead of schedule. more
The County General Store will move from its current location to a county-owned building at 2322 E. Kimberly Road, Paul Revere Square, by the end of 2026, supervisors voted Thursday. more
Walcott has paid off its new fire truck. Solar-powered speeding signs stand on three town roads. Pickleball courts across from Westcott Park are open to the public. more
Iowa lawmakers U.S. Rep. Zach Nunn and U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst, along with U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden, R-Wisconsin, urged a “coordinated action” across the Trump administration to prioritize soybeans in a trade deal with China and to finalize renewable fuel guidelines. more
Eldridge city attorney Allison Wright provided the Eldridge City Council with an update on discussions with the Eldridge Fire Department Monday. more
Three candidates are vying for two open seats on Long Grove City Council. The North Scott Press sent each of them four questions about the current state of affairs in the city. We asked them to answer each question in 100 words or fewer. Here are their responses. more
Developers and city agencies will pitch plans for an acre of city-owned land in Long Grove, the city council decided last week. more
Iowa Sen. Mike Zimmer will moderate a town hall, “Rising prices, rural voices,” at the DeWitt Public Library on Thursday, Oct. 30, at 6 p.m. more
Three candidates are vying for two open seats on Walcott City Council. The North Scott Press sent each of them four questions about the current state of affairs in the city. We asked them to answer each question in 100 words or fewer. Here are their responses. more
Rivercrest Estates owner Mary Diercks may have to pay $500 per day on water leaks at the mobile home park that go unaddressed, Princeton City Council voted Thursday. more
Scott County had expected to run a $3.2 million deficit last year. But low expenditures and gains in revenue led to an actual deficit of just $1 million, Budget and Administrative Services Director David Farmer told the County Board of Supervisors last week. more
McCausland has hired a new city clerk. more
Walcott’s new fire truck is now in service, Fire Chief Joe Hahn told Walcott City Council Monday, Oct. 6. more
Four candidates are running for two open seats on Princeton City Council, and Mayor Travis Volrath is running for reelection unopposed. The North Scott Press sent all five candidates seven questions about the current state of affairs in the city. We asked them to answer each question in 100 words or fewer. more
A natural gas power plant proposed for agricultural land outside Maysville cleared its first hurdle last Tuesday. more
The Eldridge Utility Board plans to invest $1.6 million in treasury bills, in the first sanctioned use of its investment policy, passed earlier this year. more
Scott County Auditor Kerri Tompkins has announced important dates to remember for the City School Election on Tuesday, Nov. 4. more
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