Erin M. Gentz is a journalist for North Scott Press, focusing on local news in Donahue, Iowa. With a keen interest in historical events and community stories, Erin covers a range of topics including accidents, celebrations, local government decisions, and community events.
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Owners of Index and Keller Law offices win $25K grant for repairs
By: Erin M. Gentz
July 22, 2009: Walcott police sergeant Jim Vaughan was hired as the town’s new police chief. He would replace Dave Kopatich, who recently took the chief’s position in Eldridge.
Mandarin Chinese is possible addition to language instruction North Scott High School needs two new teachers, due to late resignations.
Aug. 14, 1974: The Dixon Businessmen's Association planned to hold the first-ever Dixon Sweet Corn Festival. Events included a firemen's breakfast, antique tractor pulls, a kiddy parade, and a street dance, as well as all-you-can eat sweet corn.
Activities director Adam Loria provided the West Liberty School Board with an update during the Aug. 5 meeting, including changes to activities ticket pricing.
As North Scott students head back to class this Friday, some high school students will help chart a new course for the school's foreign languages department.
Friends and colleagues recall Bill Tubbs as a fearless publisher, passionate Rotarian, supportive husband, doting father, and a fine barbershop quartet baritone eager to develop and celebrate the talents and service of others.
Police chief asks for more staff so responding officers have back up
Jen Frye is district's first curriculum director in a dozen years
Several city council members are speaking out in support of having a school resource officer for the West Liberty School District.
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