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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By: Erin M. Gentz
Mother knows best? Well, maybe not always.
Mother knows best? Well, maybe not always.
Countryside Community Theatre opens its summer season with the classic musical comedy, “Guys and Dolls.”
The city of Eldridge has denied threatening to withhold funding from the Eldridge Volunteer Fire Company if Keith Schneckloth remained fire chief.
July 1, 1976: The Iowa City Development Board accepted Eldridge’s petition for the annexation of the land containing the Caterpillar plant in Mount Joy as an “exercise in procedure.” City attorney John Stonebraker met with representatives of the board to discuss the circumstances of the 10-year annexation moratorium between Eldridge and Davenport. Stonebraker said it was the first time in the board’s history that two cities have filed competing petitions, and the board was looking to the state Attorney General’s office for an opinion.
Members of the Eldridge Volunteer Fire Company say they have a plan to keep the department solvent and sustainable in the years to come. They fear that funding may not come from the City of Eldridge.
By: Erin M. Gentz
The Eldridge City Council and the Eldridge Volunteer Fire Company have agreed to sit down face-to-face again to try to work out lingering issues regarding the fire department’s funding.
By: Erin M. Gentz
During last Wednesday’s open house, members of the Eldridge Fire Department expressed concern that the city would try to eliminate EMS service in the future. City officials said that concern is completely unfounded.
Members of the Eldridge Volunteer Fire Company and the Eldridge City Council sat down face to face for the first time in months Monday night at the Eldridge Community Center. But it’s too soon to tell whether anything will come of that discussion, as the EVFC said its membership’s trust in the city has seriously frayed.
Countryside Community Theatre is gearing up for its second show of the season. And this one is so fetch.
