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Durant Police Department 10/05/25 – 10/18/25 more
The Greater Muscatine Chamber of Commerce & Industry and Downtown Muscatine will kick off the holiday season at the annual Holiday Open House on Sunday, Nov. 9, from 12 to 4 p.m. Begin your holiday shopping by supporting locally owned shops and restaurants. Enjoy in-store deals, special hours, and refreshments at over 20 participating businesses! more
In November 2024, the Brick Street Gallery in West Liberty moved to its new location at 116 East 3rd Street. Though the Brick Street team weren't sure at the time if it would be a permanent move or not, the gallery has since settled into its new home. more
Plans are underway to address the halt of federal food stamp program benefits on Saturday, Nov. 1, that could affect over 4,000 people in Muscatine County, the Muscatine County Board of Supervisors has learned. more
Pork royalty, like other royalty, tends to run in the family. more
Wilton resident Cami Maurer has worked with pigs her entire life, and though she can’t always spend entire days on her family’s farm like she did in her childhood, it’s these experiences that push her to continue being an advocate for the pork industry. more
Inspiration can be found in many places. For children’s author Jill Esbaum, finding it recently was as easy as looking out her front window. more
It’s a beautiful Saturday afternoon in September at Dave Arp’s rural Davenport farm. But the firefighters gathered there aren’t paying any attention to the weather. more
Next month, on Nov. 8 at 5 p.m., the Cotton Creek Mill Quilt Shoppe is inviting Cedar County residents to partake in its second annual charity quilt auction at the Cedar County Fairgrounds’ Matthews Building. more
Author and Class of 1999 Wilton alumnus Danielle Scott has officially released her debut early reader children’s book, Max the Great, published by Pegasus Publishers under the Nightingale Books imprint. more
Throughout the summer, following the deportation of his godson, West Liberty’s Father Guillermo Trevino Jr. of St. Joseph Catholic Church has been advocating for the rights of immigrants both within his community and beyond. This week, Trevino will be sharing his concerns alongside other pastors on a national stage. more
Next month, on November 6 and 7 at 7 p.m., the Wilton High School Theatre Department will be performing “The Holiday Channel Christmas Movie Wonderathon” at the school’s auditorium. Tickets can be purchased online through Bound once they are on sale. more
Newly hired Durant Community Center Director Amanda West was welcomed by the Durant City Council during its regular meeting on Oct. 13. more
Last Friday, members of the Durant Fire Department visited with students at Durant Elementary School, closing out Fire Safety week with their own lesson on how to stay safe around flames, and what all goes into the job of being a firefighter. more
From singers and dancers to fun comedy sketches, there’s something for every entertainment fan at this year’s Durant Jr/Sr High School Variety show, to be held at the Durant High School auditorium at 408 7th Street. more
This month saw the repairing of the 5th Street water main, City Administrator Jeff Horne said during his administrator report at the Oct. 13 City Council meeting. With the pouring of concrete over the area, street repairs are now complete in the 500 block of Maurer Street. more
Wilton Police Department 10/09/25 – 10/16/25 more
The Nichols Fire Department will once again welcome voters to a Soup Supper Tuesday, Nov. 4. Residents can fill their stomachs after filling their ballots. The Fire Department will accept free will donations for the soup. more
On Friday, October 10 during that evening's home football game, the West Liberty Athletics Department held a half-time ceremony for the first round of West Liberty Athletics Hall of Fame inductees. more
This month, Zion Lutheran Church, 226 4th Street in Atalissa, welcomed its newest pastor, Dora Lee DeLong. DeLong was officially ordained October 12. more
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