Jake Bourgeois is a local journalist based in Springville. He writes for the Solon Economist and his work has also appeared in the MANCHESTER PRESS LIMITED. Jake covers a wide range of topics including local events, government updates, community issues, and cultural happenings in the Springville area.
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MANCHESTER, Iowa — The development of a dog park in Manchester was put on hold after council members said they need more information about its impact on the community.
It was a short Dyersville City Council meeting Dec. 2 — at least in open session — as council members approved the renewal of the city’s health insurance plan with
By Jake Bourgeois [email protected] A local Girl Scout Troop is ensuring a Cascade holiday tradition doesn't end.
Back in 2011, Mike Whittlesey wasn’t planning on coming along when the second Cedar Valley Honor Flight was set to take off.
Sen. Carrie Koelker gives her opening remarks at a legislative forum Dec. 4 in Monticello.
Two weeks after a failed vote on the fencing for the site of a proposed dog park resulted in requests for more information, a second attempt to get it approved was successful by a 5-0 vote.
MANCHESTER, Iowa — Two weeks after a failed vote on the fencing for the site of a proposed dog park in Manchester resulted in requests for more information, a second attempt to get it approved was successful by a 5-0 vote.
With more than 18,000 followers on Facebook, Iowa Scenic Views by Foot has garnered quite the following covering their odyssey across the state — including a trip to Cascade this
Members of the Dyersville City Council voted 4-0, with Council Member Jim Gibbs absent, to condemn the Leonard Ollendick property located at 703 2nd Ave SW and find it a
DYERSVILLE, Iowa — Members of the Dyersville City Council this week voted to condemn the Leonard Ollendick property at 703 Second Ave. SW and find it a public nuisance.
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