Angie Holland is a staff writer for a local publication in Central Lee. With a focus on covering news and events in the area, Angie provides timely and informative articles on a range of topics including local politics, community initiatives, education, and real estate.
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DONNELLSON – Central Lee Community School District entrepreneurial class students are getting a real-world taste of forming a business.
Foreign exchange students Gul Yoruk, from Turkey and Shirley Zhao, from China, tell the Fort Madison Kiwanis Club about their home countries Monday afternoon during the group’s meeting at Fort Colony Restaurant. (Angie Holland/The Daily Democrat)
Fort Madison City Council member Jack Gray, City Manager Laura Liegois, Mayor Matt Mohrfeld and Clerk Justina Cullen discuss items on Monday’s agenda of the city council. (Angie Holland/The Daily Democrat)
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DES MOINES — Iowa is marking National Apprenticeship Week as a time to recognize the state’s progress this year in establishing new resources, grant opportunities, and a new statewide office
DONNELLSON – The Central Lee Community School District has inducted three new members to the Athletic Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2024.
End of month meals are always served at St. John United Church of Christ from 5-6 p.m. The meals are prepared by 14 different church or community groups. The meals
Denise Nelson, coordinator for Toys for Tots of Lee County, Iowa and Clark County, Mo. accepts a $1,000 donation from Tomas Zander, a wind power project land agent with Tenaska-Cordelio Power Thursday morning. (Angie Holland/The Daily Democrat)
MONTROSE – The Lee County Conservation OWLS (Older, Wiser, Learning Seniors) group recently learned about Project Wingspan, a group dedicating to helping the pollinator population.
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