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Leah Sutcliffe’s new home for Soul Studio, in the former Kelly’s Cakes building at 835 Ave. G, is a place of peace and uniting of body and mind.
Recently, the Fort Madison Knights of Columbus invited six local organizations to the Knights of Columbus hall to enjoy a chicken dinner and accept a donation on behalf of their
Holy Trinity Catholic High School students may get another elective course offering next year.
Pastor Ji Ramatowski wasn’t wearing a suit and tie Friday afternoon, nor was he wearing any clerical attire.
Play Texas hold ’em at the Eagles Club every Thursday. This is open to the public. Don’t know how to play? It’s easy to learn, similar to five-card poker. $20 buy-in, games start at 6 p.m., cash in at 9 p.m. Food available. (Dec. 19)
More than $32,000 in grant funds were distributed Wednesday by North Lee Community Foundation (NLCF).
For the third year in a row, every member of the school board earned the Iowa Association of School Boards individual achievement award, as well as the team achievement. Pictured are Superintendent Dr. Erin Slater, Board President Josh Wykert, members Kelly Nelton and Amy Thacher, Vice President Mio Santiago and members Paul Wilkerson and Keith Hehr. Board member Brad Menke was absent. (Angie Holland/The Daily Democrat)
The Fort Madison Housing Authority commission meets Wednesday in the Hillview Village community room. (Angie Holland/The Daily Democrat)
The following arrests were reported Friday by the Fort Madison Police Department.
Addison Link is the first of three student representatives that will be attending Fort Madison School Board meetings.
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