Brad Vidmar is a Public Safety/Education Reporter based in Burlington, Iowa. His work primarily focuses on local news and events, including coverage of city council meetings, crime reports, community developments, and education-related stories. His articles provide insight into the happenings of Burlington and its surrounding areas, keeping the community informed and engaged.
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By: Brad Vidmar
FORT MADISON – Fire Chief Joey Herren doesn't want to jinx the vote, but all signs indicate this Tuesday's bond referendum to help build a new fire station will pass.
FORT MADISON – The City Council gave its official blessing and support to a group working to revitalize the Old Fort during its meeting on Monday night.
In this file photo from January 2023, Case New Holland Industrial parking lot remains empty as the strike by UAW continues in Burlington. [John Gaines Photography]
Former Fort Madison Police Chief Mark Rohloff (who continues to work for the city in a consultant capacity as new Police Chief Cody Potthast settles into his new position), recommended the council approve a new three-year contract with BJ’s Performance Center (who the city has used most recently), located at 2514 Ave. L in Fort Madison, for towing services.
Workers at the Case New Holland International plant in Burlington learned Thursday that the company is planning to shut down the facility in 2026 and move operations elsewhere in the country and oversees.
By: Brad Vidmar
Broadway came to Burlington this past weekend, and those who attended Burlington Notre Dame’s performance of “Hello Dolly!” got quite the treat.
The beautiful, exotic lands of Southwest Africa are literally a world away, but those in the area interested in experiencing those sights on the big screen and learning more about what it's like to travel to such a destination from a seasoned traveler will have a couple opportunities to do so on Thursday.
By: Brad Vidmar
The beautiful, exotic lands of Southwest Africa are literally a world away, but those in the area interested in experiencing those sights on the big screen and learning more about
By: Brad Vidmar
Princesses have historically been high maintenance but everyone who made it out to West Burlington High School's performance of the musical “Once Upon A Mattress” was spoiled on Saturday night.
By: Brad Vidmar
The few hundred that packed the auditorium at Aldo Leopold Intermediate School were whisked to a magical land of fun and wonder during the musical performance of “The Wizard of
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