Muscatine, United States (Local)
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David Hotle's work primarily focuses on local news and events in Muscatine, Iowa. His coverage includes government announcements, community events, crime, entertainment news, human resources & employment, as well as city council activities.
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By: David Hotle
Two teachers at Clear Creek Elementary came to school Monday and found themselves mothers to a litter of baby ducks that had hatched underneath the school’s slide. Special education instructors Jill Wurth and Taylor Hill had been monitoring the progress of the eggs for about a month. With a little assistance from retired Department of Natural Resources (DNR) worker Ron […]
By: David Hotle
With Artificial Intelligence (AI) being one of the coming things, the Clear Lake School District is working to make sure the new technology will be an asset to student learning and not a liability. Clear Lake Schools Superintendent Ian Dye can show examples of high school students who took the ACT tests, then used AI to find out where their […]
By: David Hotle
About 60 people attended a public hearing Wednesday evening to discuss a petition to the Iowa Utilities Commission (IUC) for Alliant Energy to build a 1200 MW natural gas-fired power plant in rural Cerro Gordo County, but much discussion was given to a recent IUC decision to allow a solar project and to rumors of a data center coming to […]
On Friday, hundreds of people gathered in the street in front of 205 Main Avenue to mark the end of a project and the beginning of the new front door for Clear Lake. With the snip of a pair of large ornamental scissors and the fall of a ribbon, the new Clear Lake Area Chamber and Welcome Center building officially […]
By: David Hotle
As electric bicycles, scooters and new “E-motos” are becoming increasingly more common, the Clear Lake Police Department is reporting more violations from the bikes occurring. While there is no current proposal for a change in local law to address issues with the new vehicles, Captain Brandon Heinz said there have been reports of infractions. He said it is common for […]
By: David Hotle
GARNER – While the Hancock County Board of Supervisors has no specific information about a possible data center being located in the county, Hancock County Economic Development has been approached about the possibility. During its regular meeting Monday, the board was approached by Kanawha resident Jan Libbey, who asked several questions about a data center. She said she attended the […]
By: Jenna Prather, David Hotle
When Mervin Beachy and his family decided it was time to begin eating healthier, they didn't realize that this would open a new business for the whole family.
By: Jenna Prather, David Hotle
About 100,000 people are expected to attend the six-day long Independence Day extravaganza in Clear Lake and some extra special events are expected for the United States' 250 th birthday.
By: David Hotle
Any glass window without a splotch of color added to it is missing something. That is what Sandra Arhart and her husband Larry hope to fix with their stained-glass business. Most Saturday mornings for the past four years, the couple has been displaying their suncatchers, windows, and a wide variety of sculpted glass. The couple began making stained glass together about four years ago and had quickly made so much that […]
The Clear Lake Fire Department (CLFD) says the safest way to enjoy fireworks this fourth of July is to watch the professional displays. Realizing that people will still use commercial grade fireworks, firefighters encourage safety.
