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The Oetzmann McVey farm is not only Iowa, but it’s literally heaven. more
Tom Brown had more than a few friends. more
Oct. 20 Traffic stop   near Hwy 38 and W. 3rd Street for a moving violation.   The driver was given a verbal warning. Welfare check in the 100 block of Spruce Street was handled … more
Oct. 20 Traffic stop   near Hwy 38 and W. 3rd Street for a moving violation.   The driver was given a verbal warning. Welfare check in the 100 block of Spruce Street was handled … more
For the first time in 178 years, a 330-acre West Liberty farm will not be tended by members of the Brown family. more
Keith and Margaret Barnhart of Atalissa have gifted $5,000 to the Muscatine County Fair Event Center for Technology Infrastructure in the Meeting Room. Keith and Margaret have three children, … more
The Muscatine County Fair is halfway to its $2 million fundraising goal following another successful year. This year’s annual Muscatine County Fair meeting began with dinner and comments … more
The newest business in Wilton’s Industrial Park, a branch of Wisconsin-based company Century Fence, broke ground Wednesday, Oct. 23, and held a luncheon reception at the Wilton Community … more
A design update presented to the Muscatine County Board of Supervisors revealed that certain projects may involve added expense due to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and U.S. Environmental Protection … more
Growth of service and mission prompted a United Way of Muscatine to become United Way Muscatine County. The change reflects the organization’s commitment to serving the entire county and … more
The Quad Cities Community Foundation and the Iowa 80 Truckstop are both celebrating their 60th anniversaries this year. Incredibly, Iowa 80 has been open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week that entire … more
It may haven taken four years to develop, but Morgan Hermiston has discovered a giant new hobby, growing a very unique crop on his family farm five miles south of Durant. more
The first application cutoff for Iowa farmers and other private landowners to apply for conservation practices in Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 through USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) … more
The Durant School District Board of Education approved spending nearly $125,000 in technology upgrades at their Monday, Oct. 14, monthly meeting at the district office. The district will upgrade … more
Council member Ted Marolf has researched the replacement of the electronic welcome sign on the east end of town. There have been several glitches with the current sign. A new sign would include full … more
“It’s not all blood and guts.” Dennis Frisch, who made that statement, should know. A member of the Durant Ambulance Service nearly since its inception 50 year ago, Frisch has … more
The Durant City Council is in the process of determining how to form a volunteer committee to study options in addressing the Durant Ambulance Service’s needs to keep it open. Dan Sterner, … more
The Wilton School District on Oct. 9 approved a clinical placement agreement with Upper Iowa University in Fayette to possibly bring student teachers to the district. Superintendent Joe Burnett … more
By Tim Evans AN Reporter   The Durant Ambulance service is on a recruiting mission. That’s what officials of the service, including Dennis Frisch, are saying through … more
There have been a lot of positive changes since the humble beginning of the Durant Iowa Food Pantry as the not-for-profit organization plans to celebrate their first anniversary Saturday Oct. 26 with … more
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