Fort Madison, United States (Local)
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WEST POINT – The West Point City Council voted Monday night to purchase a building on the west side of the city square that will be outfitted for the new City Hall. According to City Administrator Randy Welding, the current City Hall has been identified to have mold issues that are being dealt with, but said the age of the building is becoming cost prohibitive.
LEE COUNTY – When a conversation with Pastor Chris Frank turns to plans for his congregation, he pivots quickly. It’s not his plan, it’s God’s. The plan no
FORT MADISON - Contestants are being sought for the 2026 Little Miss Rodeo & All-Around Cowboy Contest!. This year’s event is to be held on Monday, Septemb
Charles Korschgen carries the historic "One Man Band" Drum while Theresa Korschgen drives a Camaro. The two are part of the Charlie Korschgen family. Korschgen started the annual Fort Madison Kiddie Parade 115 years ago.
LEE COUNTY – A former Lee County correctional officer has been awarded a $50,000 settlement with the county. At Tuesday’s regular meeting of the Lee County Board of Supervisors, supervisors approved a $50,000 settlement payment to former correctional employee Deneen Hamner. The move came following a 15-minute closed session where supervisors discussed the settlement prior to approving it in open session.
Clarification: The cease-and-desist order is not on Tuesday's agenda as was previously reported. Supervisors will be discussing hiring an outside lawfirm to help navigate economic development issues including data centers and nuclear power projects.
LEE COUNTY – Tuesday morning’s meeting of the Lee County Supervisors has been moved to the Meller Family Health Center in Fort Madison in anticipation of h
FORT MADISON – The Fort Madison City Council is moving forward with amendments to its controversial rental property and vacant property ordinances. The two
DONNELLSON – The Southeast Conference has officially invited Central Lee Community School District to join the conference. According to the letter received
HTC girls looking to rebound from substate loss last season
