Erin M. Gentz is an Editor at Northscottpress and West Liberty Index. She covers a diverse range of themes including culture and society, education, and sports, with a keen focus on cultural movements, internet culture, and pop culture. Erin's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in both community events and broader societal trends.
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Countryside Community Theatre is gearing up for its second show of the season. And this one is so fetch.
North Scott’s new director of business affairs is hitting the ground running.
Long lines at traffic signals have attracted the attention of members of the Eldridge City Council.
What do you get when you cross a backyard picnic with community fun? National Night Out, of course.
By: Erin M. Gentz
Gather round, friends, and I shall tell you about Countryside Community Theatre’s production of “Mean Girls” – a cautionary tale of fear and lust and pride, based on actual events where people died.
Eldridge City Council voted to commit nearly $11,000 to maintain bus service to and from the city, after the Iowa Department of Transportation said local routes did not qualify for rural transport funds.
By: Erin M. Gentz
A July 31 letter from Eldridge Mayor Scott Campbell detailed eight steps the city has taken or will soon take as it builds a city-run fire department.
The D.A.R.E. program offered at Ed White Elementary School through the Eldridge Police Department achieved a rare honor recently. For the second year in a row, an Ed White sixth-grade student won first prize in the statewide D.A.R.E. essay contest.
At Eldridge’s Night Out event, held Aug. 4, Corporal Jacob Costas led a demonstration with Eldridge’s K9 officer, Marty. It was one of Marty’s final public appearances, as the K9 is set to be medically retired next month.
By: Erin M. Gentz
Eldridge City Council member Adrian Blackwell joined Brian Dockery in opposing the second reading of two ordinances designed to establish a municipal fire department during a special city council meeting held Wednesday, Aug. 12.
