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The Civil Service Commission of the City of Fort Madison will be conducting examinations for a firefighter candidate list on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2024.
DANVILLE — Registration is open for day camps at Camp L-Kee-Ta. Current Girl Scout members and non-members in grades K-12 are invited to register.
The city of Nauvoo, Ill., has hired a new tourism director/event coordinator.
DONNELLSON – Central Lee educators have been ahead of the game, anticipating there would be some legislative changes.
Taegan Denning, a senior at Holy Trinity Catholic High School, daughter of Jake Denning and Abby Snaadt Denning, was selected to receive a $2,500 STAR Scholarship from the P.E.O. International
WEST POINT – After a series of discussions, the cities of West Point and Donnellson have come to an agreement on law enforcement services.
I recently wrote a letter about MAGA policies that prompted a response from Mr. Windsor.
The local men’s Miscue Pool League has been in Fort Madison for 53 years. This season, there were 16 teams. There have been as many as 24 teams in the
Twenty years ago on May 17, Scott Bryant died in an accident while participating in the annual torch run.
Fort Madison Community School District Food Service Director Tiffany Fullhart told the school board Wednesday evening that family school lunch accounts are $15,000 in the hole.
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