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The Treasurer’s office will be closed on Tuesday July 22nd in both locations for mandatory DOT training.
KEOKUK — The Lee County Republicans will host the inaugural Martin Graber Memorial Banquet on Saturday, July 26, 2025, at the Hidden Tower Event Center (2416 340th Street, Keokuk).
Trump’s coup rolls on with the help of Iowa Republicans. Senators Grassley and Ernst, along with Representative Miller-Meeks, seemed almost giddy when discussing their “Yes” votes on the “Big Bad
Survivors include his wife Judy; daughter Peggy (Robert) Helenthal; son Andy (Elizabeth) Pilkington; grandchildren: Ashley Reittinger, Jonathan Miller, Justin Miller, Haley Pilkington, Alex Pilkington, Ashley (Drake) Custer, Ryan Helenthal, Chase Helenthal; six great-grandchildren; two brothers: Dennis (Karen) Pilkington, Lynn (Lorrie) Pilkington; and sister Marlys (Thomas) Lampe.
BURLINGTON — Players Workshop will hold open auditions for the hilarious musical farce Something Rotten at 3 p.m. on Sunday, July 20, and at 6 p.m. on Monday, July 21,
Lee County Conservation naturalist and environmental educator Clay Steele told OWLS (Older, Wiser, Livelier Seniors) attendees recently the prairie is one of the most endangered habitats in the world.
The folks attending Senior Day at the Lee County Fair in Donnellson appreciated both the air conditioned Learning Center and the nice breeze passing through the covered patio behind the
The 39th President Jimmy Carter (Democrat 1976-1980) has been given a low historical grade by the events of his administration. One of the failures of President Carter’s administration was the
The Fort Madison Area Chamber of Commerce invites the community to explore the potential of downtown during the “See Yourself Here” Downtown Property Tour on Thursday, July 31 from 5-7
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