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In light of America’s 250th anniversary, director Ian Chaney decided to ask exactly 100 strangers from across the country a single question: “What do we owe each other?” more
As per recently passed legislation, Iowa school districts must now incorporate a board policy regarding violent and non-violent disruptive behavior from students in their buildings. more
As a North Scott alumni, Jaclyn Welk has been a reader of the North Scott Press for years. Although not as familiar with the Advocate side of things, Welk said she’s eager to do her part to support another small town paper, now serving as a team member instead of a reader. more
This past Saturday, Cliff McFerren and the other members and volunteers from the West Liberty Heritage Foundation welcomed the passengers of the Liberty Rocket to the town’s historic depot, as part of the train’s latest historic ride. more
A love for civics and American history can begin even as early as elementary school. As someone who has already found her love for civics, West Liberty student Georgia Clark hopes to help younger students find their love for it too. more
“I don’t plan on going anywhere.” This is what Tanya Flake, owner of Secondwave Harbor thrift store, 600 East 5th Street in Wilton, wants both customers and area residents to know. more
Satellite Absentee Voting Stations for the Nov. 3, 2026, General Election will take place at several locations in Muscatine County in October. more
After nearly a week’s worth of school spirit-filled celebration, the Wilton community celebrated this year’s Homecoming with its annual pep rally and coronation Thursday evening at the Wilton High School stadium. more
Senior Dining at Gloria Dei Lutheran church is for everyone 60 years young or older and their spouse regardless of age.  Enjoy a nutritious meal while socializing.  Reservations are required by calling Fay Wulf at 563-785-4525 or 563-320-4570. more
The Durant-Wilton Food Pantry, 408 Cedar Street in Wilton, will be open Tuesday, Oct. 6 from 9 to 11 a.m. and 6 to 7 p.m. more
During the evening pep rally held on Sept. 23 at the West Liberty High School’s football stadium, this year’s Homecoming King and Queen - Tully Griffith and Madison Buysse – were officially crowned in front of an audience filled with fellow classmates, family and fans. more
Wildcats roar at homecoming more
Wilton Police Department 9/17/26 – 9/24/26 more
Durant Police Department 9/18/26 – 9/24/26 more
This past week, the family of Carrie Conway, a long time paraeducator at the Wilton Community School District who passed away in March, donated a new bench to the elementary school’s playground in her memory.     more
As the race for Iowa governor heats up, State Rep. Bobby Kaufmann only has one candidate in mind for the job, describing him as “authentic, conservative, revolutionary, and most importantly, our next governor” to his fellow Republicans. more
For one local family, September began with a sudden medical emergency, an unexpected diagnosis, and plenty of questions with no answers just yet. It was during this tough time, however, that the family was able to see just how many people in their home communities supported them. more
Although some delays have been reported since the last update, members of the Durant School Board are still hopeful that a majority of the district’s current construction projects will be finished by this Christmas. more
Before graduating, the West Liberty High School Class of 2026 showed their commitment to civic duty, with 91% of the eligible members for that year’s class registering to vote. more
Having already received support from the city council and others throughout West Liberty, a new housing development within the community has now received support from the state level, alongside a significant financial investment. more
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